It’s pretty easy when you have the eavSetup in your setup module. It’s only necessary to execute: $eavSetup->updateAttribute(Product::ENTITY, $attributeCode, $attributeField, $value); For example, if I want to change the ‘position’ field value of the ‘price’ product attribute: $eavSetup->updateAttribute(‘catalog_product’, ‘price’, ‘position’, 100);
It might be tricky if you want to create a multiselect product attribute in Magento 2. For that, it’s necessary to pass the correct backend model: if you don’t do it your attribute will be created but the values won’t be saved. Taking this Inchoo article as a basis, you Read more…
During the past days we have had some problems when updating our Magento custom modules. Oddly, even though we created the mysql4-upgrade file and edited the config.xml with the new version, the upgrade script wouldn’t run. Why? We don’t know. But we needed a quick solution because there was an Read more…