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The Latest Official Magento User Guide

Chapter 1: Introducing Magento

What is Magento
Magento is a new professional open-source eCommerce solution offering unprecedented flexibility and control. With Magento, never feel trapped in your eCommerce solution again.
Since it is open-source, Magento‘s code is available free for download. Just go to www.magentocommerce.com/download to download your copy today. In this guide we will introduce key concepts and walk you through setting up your Magento store, from installing Magento, to entering products.
Elements and Terminologies of Magento Sites
Magento is made up of a few different elements which define the functionality, design and business logic of the site. In order to follow along with the User Guide it is crucial that you have a good grasp of the terminologies used to describe these elements of the Magento system. The terminologies introduced in this chapter are most likely new territory for you, so take your time and read through them thoroughly. But most importantly, don‘t be discouraged if you can‘t fully grasp the concept of all these new terminologies – This chapter merely serves to introduce them, and further chapters will dig deeper into, and expand upon, these simple definitions.
Websites and Stores
One of the most powerful features of Magento is the ability to manage multiple websites and stores from one back-end. This allows store owners to manage stores on different URLs, display the same products in different languages on the same URL, along with a variety of other setups. If you will only be selling your products from one URL in one language you will not need to use this functionality, but the ability to easily expand into additional languages makes Magento scalable as your business grows out of your home market.
Websites
A website is made up of one or more stores which share the same customer information, order information and shopping cart. This is a very broad term that can be adopted to define the unique needs of individual merchants.
Stores
Stores can be setup in a variety of ways, but remember that if they are part of the same website they will share certain information.

Store Views
Store Views are mainly used for different languages, so if you wanted to have a store displayed in English and Spanish, for example, you could create the store once and create two different store views for that store. A few scenarios to define the different uses of website and store are as follows:
Scenario 1: One Website with multiple stores
Scenario 2: Two Stores with two store views each
Scenario 3: One Website with one store and one store view The most common setup will be a one website and one store setup, but understanding the functionality of multiple websites and stores will help you understand why certain values are

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SQLSTATE[23000]: Integrity constraint violation: 1452 Cannot add or update a child row: a foreign key constraint fails (`/catalog_product_

Magento Modules
Modules are the core of Magento. Every action on the site, frontend or backend,
goes through a module. Modules act as containers for one or more of the following:
settings, database schemas, rendering objects, utility helpers, data models, or
action controllers. A module can be made of all six of these things, or just one.
Modules are defined as being on or off in an XML configuration system located in
app/etc/modules/. Each module can specify its own settings in an XML file as well,
located under themodule’s etc/ directory.
Since everything in Magento is a module, and modules have self-contained configuration
and database settings, this allows you, as a developer, to extend Magento
exactly as the core system is built.
Module Structure
Belowyou can see the directory structure of the Catalog module. The catalog module
contains all of the aspects of a module.
- Mage/
|- Catalog/
| |- Block/
| |- Helper/
| |- Model/
| |- controllers/

| |- etc/
| – sql/
Code Pools
Modules are located in one of three code pools. The code pools are: core, local, and
community. All of the modules distributed with the base Magento are in the core
code pool. All of the custom modules that you develop can be installed in the local
code pool. The community pool was originally designed for installed third-party
modules, but this idea might be phased out, as you can simply install any module in
local as well as community.
- app/
- code/
|- local/
|- community/
- core/
Module Packages
All models exist under a package directory. The package serves no purpose other
than to allow for consistent naming of classes. All Magento modules are part of the
Mage package. Thus, all Magento class names begin with Mage_. It is an acceptable
practice to create a new package for your custom modules that has the name of your
company or organization instead of Mage. There is no functional detriment when not
using Mage as your package.
Models
Models are the muscle ofMagento. They help move data from the database into the
program itself. The output, or rendering, of the data is done by the Blocks, but the
models are mainly responsible for manipulating the data. Models, in any programming
environment, help to identify and shape data domains. What this means is that
models draw boundaries between definitions of data groups and relate data groups
to other data groups.

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