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bin/magento app:config:import /usr/bin/env: 'phpr': No such file or directory /usr/bin/env: use -[v]S to pass options in shebang line 

I use Windows WSL2 and Magento under Mark Shust’s Docker.

I cloned the repo and then imported the database. Getting this error now and can’t fix it.

Has anybody had an issue with this? I’ve never encountered this before. StackExchange solutions are useless.

I’ve just published this module — feel free to share any feedback! Meilisearch / Magento 2

https://getlaminas.org/blog/2025-06-06-laminas-mvc-is-retiring.html

Laminas MVC is getting retired, but magento still has dependencies on it

Hey everyone,

I’m in a bit of a tight spot and hoping to get some guidance

I have to pass the Adobe Commerce Developer Professional (AD0-E724) exam in 10 days to keep my current job. The tough part is that I haven’t really worked with Magento in any real-world project just went through some basics and did a bit of reading I don’t even use it in my day-to-day tasks but the company requires the certificate.

Right now, I have Dumpspedia v4 for this exam and found another site called PassQuestion offering dumps too, but I’m not sure how trustworthy it is

I know relying on dumps alone isn’t ideal, but I really need to pass this exam somehow in such a short time.

I’m looking for advice on how to approach studying and reviewing questions efficiently, Which sources are legit or useful for practice

Appreciate any honest advice you can give Not proud of the situation, but trying to make it through

First and foremost, ReCaptcha and HCaptcha are both configured and working. ReCaptcha is enabled and it should stay that way.

Goal: to make hCaptcha appear on frontend if a customer is from China (achieved via helper method inside HCaptcha block). Still don’t understand how to pass its params on request (still sends recaptcha keys to API)

Hello,

Im looking to migrate a couple of sites from Magento to another platform. The other platform has a simple page builder and not a lot of complex migration tools. I was thinking I could potentially export the raw HTML and CSS from the current site and just pop it into an HTML module on the new site. Does anyone know of a tool that exists to make this possible? TIA

* I don’t know if this subreddits talk about marketing but I wanted to share how we some ideas for your email campaigns

Some brands say we don’t have the content to send once or twice per week, or we don’t want to annoy the customers.

The reality is that you have to mix educational, engaging and promotional emails. In this way, your subscribers won’t be annoyed.

The good balance is 70% educational and 30% promotional.

Here are some ideas for campaigns:

• Holiday or occasion emails
• Promotional emails
• Best sellers
• Product highlights and recommendations
• Collection emails
• Specific product emails
• Educational emails
• Tips and tricks
• how to’s
• FAQs
• Customer surveys
• Myth busters
• Short skimmable emails
• Problem solving
• Comparision emails
• Testimonials and review emails
• Engagement emails
• FREE product if you send a video of yours
• FREE product or 25% off if you mention us on your social media
• VIP email
• One SMS email (if applicable)

What’s your current email mix?

Source: https://dev.ua/en/news/u-kyievi-vidbudetsia-konferentsiia-meet-magento-ukraine-2025-1749038807

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I could enable product categories in product URLs, but this would potentially create a half million new URL rewrites, and even if I use cannonical links back to the bare product url (without the category) I’m worried that this could become a nightmare because of how many sku’s I have in my store.

Currently when you view a product page, the url only includes https://domain.com/product-name

But if I turn on “Use Categories Path for Product URLs” it would create hundreds of thousands of new URL rewrites, and historically I’ve had really bad experiences with this absolutely KILLING my stores performance and making it impossible to try to do anything without the server choking!

Is there a cleaner way to include product category somewhere on product pages that Google Ad’s can see or find in order to create remarketing lists for ONLY customers who view products in certain categories?

For a little more context, we sell parts for a bunch of different brands, and we use product category to keep them all organized, so if a customer is browsing within a certain category, we know they should only be shown ad’s relative to that category!

For instance (using pets as an example), our categories look like this:

Products > Cat > CatRelatedItems

Products > Dog > DogRelatesItems

If a customer looks at products in the “Dog” category, we want them to be added to a remarketing list that only serves ads related to Dogs because ad’s with Cats don’t apply to them!

But since we don’t add category to product URL’s, there’s no way for Google Ads to know which remarketing list to add customers to!

Short of turning on category names in product URL’s is there any other way I can “encode” this info into product pages in a way that Google Ads can parse out? (A meta tag of some sort? or a parameter value or something (ie: https://domain.com/product-name?category=cat) then make sure the parameter’s are noindex/nofollow somehow?

I REALLY don’t want to mess up the entire store by making a single stupid change (Again).

Thanks!

Looks like some critical issues – probably want to patch ASAP.

https://helpx.adobe.com/security/products/magento/apsb25-50.html

Just like the title says.

I realized that, oddly enough, there’s no Magento port of Doom, so I decided to make one myself.

It would be very easy to do it online, but it’s even cooler to be able to play locally, so… that’s it.

DOOMGENTO

Hey folks,

I’m with a team at WismoLabs, and we’re exploring options to improve post-purchase experiences by making order tracking more seamless. We’re specifically looking at shipping tracking software that integrates smoothly with Magento.

Has anyone here implemented something they’re happy with? Ideally looking for tools that can reduce WISMO (“Where is my order?”) inquiries and give customers a more transparent tracking experience—especially for USPS and other major carriers.

Would love to hear what’s worked (or not worked) for you!

Thanks in advance 🙏

Hopefully I can be pointed in the correct direction. I have pretty much gotten everything setup but I am stuck on the php bin/Magento setup:install portion. It keeps telling me I am using PHP 7.4 when the DDEV environment is set to 8.2. when I do PHP -v to look at the version it also tells me 7.4.

Could I be having issues with some environment settings somewhere? I originally had been using devilbox with 2.3.5 but I couldn’t get it to work for elasticsearch and everything else for 2.4.7

I am just trying to setup a local copy for development on my laptop 🙃 thanks in advance