| Step 2 | Step 3 – Check prerequisites | Step 4 |
Lets make sure we have everything ready before proceeding with Magento installation. You need to make sure that your server is properly configured. Most servers will work out of the box. Some will need to be adjusted. Full text »
| Step 4 | Step 5 – Install web-to-print extension | Step 6 |
Installing our web-to-print Magento extension in your Magento store is an automated process. Full text »
| Step 7 | Step 8 – Configure settings | Step 9 |
Your Magento store needs to be synchronized with your ZetaPrints web-to-print portal.
Log in to Magento as a store administrator, navigate to System/Configuration in the top menu and click on ZetaPrints Sync tab in the menu on the left. Full text »
| Step 8 | Step 9 – Import templates | Step 10 |
Once the web-to-print extension is installed and configured you can import the data from your ZetaPrints portal. All your catalogs and templates are imported initially. Only new and updated templates are imported on subsequent runs. Data import needs to be initiated manually. Full text »
| Step 9 | Step 10 – Create simple products | Step 11 |
Once your web-to-print templates are imported into the Magento database you can create simple products for those templates. Only templates that have no matching products are used to create new simple web-to-print products.
The main purpose is to allow e-commerce operators build their online stores using an open source platform and utilize the power of ZetaPrints dynamic imaging and web-to-print back-end. Different applications need different page layouts, different workflow, different styles. Using Magento as a storefront makes the customization possible. Using ZetaPrints API adds design personalization capabilities. Full text »
