Magento extension Bulk Product category Modifier by ZealousWeb

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This extension allows administrator to assign/remove categories from list of Products in a single click.

Compatible with Magento 1.x

Bulk Product category Modifier

Fast and resultative catalog management becomes more of necessity, when the amount of products, categories and subcategories is continually increasing. Bulk Product Category Modifier developed by our team of Magento experts are designed to simplify the mass category assignment for the products.

"Bulk category Product Modifier" extension allows administrator to perform command over list of products to assign/remove them to/from another categories/subcategories in a single click which will reduce manual effort and time. This extension is useful for the merchants having products that falls under multiple categories. All you need to do is select the list of products, then select the categories/subcategories you need to assign/remove.

Extension Key Features:

1. Enabled:- You can enable or disable extension by selecting Yes/No options.

2. Product Grid Action:- You can select one or both option whichever you want in the Product Grid Action Dropdown. As per the selection, option will arrive in the DropDown.


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Installation Steps

Step 1. Check Permissions.

Make sure the ''app'', ''js'', ''lib'' and ''skin'' directories of your Magento and all directories inside it have full written permissions or set permissions on the each directory equal to 777 or 0777.