Installing the Magento module ( 1.2.1 to 1.4.1.1 )

  1. Locate the magento.zip folder where you unzipped the eCC installation files.
  2. Within this folder, you will find "webgility" folder, "eCCmagentoservice.php" and "eCCtest.php".
  3. Copy the "eCCmagentoservice.php" and "eCCtest.php" file at the root where your magento store is installed.
  4. Copy the complete "webgility" folder into the "app/code/core/Mage" folder
  5. You may copy files either via FTP or ask your hosting provider for help.

Example: Lets say your Store address is www.mymagentostore.com. This is where you would copy the required files and folder (replace the domain name with your own domain name):
www.mymagentostore.com/eCCmagentoservice.php
www.mymagentostore.com/app/code/core/Mage/Webgility

Online Store Module URL

Your online store module URL is: http://www.mymagentostore.com/eCCmagentoservice.php (change the domain name to match your site)

Test your Online Store Module

To ensure that your hosting provider and online store meet the requirements for eCC to connect properly, we’ve created a test file. Visit this URL and enter your admin login and password: www.mymagentostore.com/eCCtest.php (replace the domain name with your domain name). The test file will provide details on your configuration and flag any requirements that are not met. Please contact your hosting provider if any system requirements are not met. If you have any questions related to the online store module, please visit http://support.webgility.com to submit a support ticket.

Setting the right permissions for Magento module (Unix/Linux servers only)

  1. Use an FTP or secure shell software to access your server or ask your hosting provider for help in updating the folder permissions
  2. Change your current directory to the root of where magento is installed
  3. Run the following commands:
    • chmod 755 app/code/core/Mage/Webgility -R
      OR You can run these series of commands
    • chmod 755 app/code/core/Mage/Webgility
    • chmod 755 Webgility/*
    • chmod 755 Webgility/Model
    • chmod 755 Webgility/Model/*
    • chmod 755 Webgility/Ecc
    • chmod 755 Webgility/Ecc/*
    • chmod 755 Webgility/Ecc/lib
    • chmod 755 Webgility/Ecc/lib/*
  4. The above commands will set the permissions for eCC to successfully connect and download your Magento data.