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I don't think so. Magento is build on ZF, and migrate to YII is not an easy job (and furthermore, Magento developers should make this big-effort, not others). Anyway, I guess you would ask a different thing: Can Magento be installed on Yii framework in order to have both environments work? The answer is YES. I did it in this way: <ol> <li>Starting from your Yii installation, add a folder called shop (it's just an example, of course you can choose any name you like): <pre><code>mywebsite |-css |-images |-protected |-shop (<- add it at same level of protected folder) |-tests |-theme </code></pre></li> <li>Install Magento source in such folder and now change your Yii index.php file in this way: <pre><code><?php function recursive_str_replace($replacethis,$withthis,$inthis) { $inthis = str_replace($replacethis, $withthis, $inthis); if (stristr($inthis, $replacethis) !== FALSE) return recursive_str_replace($replacethis, $withthis, $inthis); return $inthis; } $request_uri = strtolower(recursive_str_replace('//', '/', $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'])); //if we don't need to load Magento, then load Yii framework! //otherwise let Magento autoloader do its job if (strpos($request_uri, '/shop/') === false){ //run your Yii app as usual // change the following paths if necessary $yii=dirname(__FILE__).'/../../framework/yii.php'; $config=dirname(__FILE__).'/protected/config/main.php'; // remove the following line when in production mode defined('YII_DEBUG') or define('YII_DEBUG',true); require_once($yii); Yii::createWebApplication($config)->run(); } </code></pre></li> <li>Last step: tell Magento the new <code>base_url</code> value, either via Admin Panel or <code>core_config_data</code> table.</li> </ol> That's all
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