i need to clone the "orders" module which is available under sales->orders. I have made a copy of the sales/order.php under the controller, model and languages to sales/your_orders.php and changed the class names and language files to the relevant name.
But i cant see Your Orders below the sales menu in the administration.
Can someone please let me know how can i get it working?
Now You have to edit also the controller, language file and template for header
admin/controller/common/header.php
admin/language/<YOUR_LANGUAGE>/common/header.php
admin/view/template/common/header.tpl
and add (copy and edit) lines for that new menu entry...
Duplicate and edit text, var
//files
admin/controller/common/header.php
admin/language/english/common/header.php
admin/view/template/common/header.tpl
Duplicate & edit database table
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I'm using Magento 1.9.0.1.
Right now i'm working on a custom extension for Magento and i need to know how to get the data from a custom MySQL table into a table in custom admin panel page.
I've already added a custom page in the admin panel, here it is:
Here is the code of this page /app/design/adminhtml/default/default/template/vivasindustries/smsnotification/about.phtml:
<h2> Hi there</h2>
This is new custom page where i must add a grid table!
In this page i want to add a grid table like this one:
This is just an example of what kind of table i need.
In this table there must be in first time so i can understand how the things work only 3 cells - Receiver,Phone and Date which is fetching data from my custom MySQL table VivasIndustries_SmsNotification.
Here is a picture from the phpMyAdmin so you can see the structure of the table VivasIndustries_SmsNotification:
So at final i want to say that i want this data to be snown in my custom admin page a grid table..
Please help me out to make this thing.
Thanks in advance!
I would recommend that you look at an existing block class, such as the Catalog -> Manage Products one:
Mage_Adminhtml_Block_Catalog_Product_Grid
app/code/core/Mage/Adminhtml/Block/Catalog/Product/Grid.php
You can copy that file to your own module, and rename the class to [Namespace]_[Module]Block[BlockName]
You'll probably want to change the code in the _prepareCollection and _prepareColumns methods.
As well as creating your own model inside your module to retrieve the data from the database, you might want to look at keeping the getCollection() method by inheriting certain classes, not sure which class you would need to inherit though.
So I want to create a new module position in Joomla 3! I know you add the position name in the templateDetails.xml of the file. But what next? Do I need to add css to the styling of the template? Also what next, do I need to add more code to the index.php file or how can I do this? I have searched the web for some help but it seems as if the tutorials havn't been updated because some of the files they are describing, like for example lib/framework, I don't have that in my template? ANy help greatly appreciated!
I am not sure i got your problem properly, but
if you want to just create module position, you need to do 2 steps: define position in templateDetails.xml and insert jdoc:include code in template's index.php like you did in your code above, thats all. By doing this you define positions where your modules could be displayed.
Then if you want to add module, you should go to Joomla administrator panel -> module manager and create module, choosing position you created.
I am new to Magento. I am working on Magento 1.8 and having problem while creating multi-store-views for different language's. I have done some configuration from backend, I gpt the multiple-store-view. Its converted from English to French but its not converting to Malaysia language. my steps are as follows
Note: I am using responsive custom theme.
Go to the site: http://www.magentocommerce.com/translations and download the proper language that you are looking for.
Extract and upload the files you downloaded to your Magento’s root directory. Keep in mind it will upload files to your app folder in Magento, but unless you try with a language that you already have there, it won’t overwrite anything as it’s a new language.
Once you finish uploading, go to your Magento’s Admin.
Go to: System>Manage Stores.
Click on “Create A Store View”.
Once there comes the really important thing: Put the name you want for the “Name” field, but in your “Code” field, make sure you enter your main theme followed by a “_” (underscore) and then the name of the language you want to use. Even if you used a new template that you did or purchase it would be under a main template type (default or base). Let’s say you have a new template you purchased called “MAG0873″ and its folder resides under “default”. Also, let’s say you installed Spanish language, then you would put “default_spanish” in this field.
Save it and now go to: System>Configuration.
There, select your new Store View name from the “Current Configuration Scope” item in the top left column.
Now, go to the option: General>Locale.
After that, uncheck the option “Use Website” and make sure you change “Locale” field to the language you downloaded (be specific according to the dropdown list!).
Save it after changing it and now clean your cache and refresh your FrontEnd.
Now, few important things:
If you didn’t deactivate the original Store View a new dropdown will appear in the FrontEnd to change the language and the new Store View’s Name will appear there. Once you select it, the entire template should switch its language.
It might happen it switches language but, it also shows old/default template, well, no worries, this means you need to set up your new Store View to use the proper template according to your design set up. The next steps are specific for the persons who install templates through the System>Design option as I do (which I think is the easier and faster way).
Go to System>Design
Add a new Design.
In the “Store” field, select the new Store View you recently created.
.Now select the “Custom Design” you previously installed in your system.
Save it.
Now, your store should be using the proper design in the proper Store View (language).
Ok, now it happens that the hoe page doesn’t show exactly as you had it on the original (English) language? Well, it might be happening that the Home page is set up for an specific Store View. To fix it, just go to CMS>Pages, now click on the “Home” record (assuming you are using default settings that come with Magento) and then in its options make sure you have “Store View” field set up to “All Store Views”. Save it now.
What's mistake i have done here.
Thanks in advance
If you'd like to have a well configured multi-language Magento setup you need to follow the steps below:
Setup a separate Store View for each language (System -> Manage
Stores -> Create store view);
Apply a Locale for each Store View (System -> Configuration ->
General -> Locale Options, select Desired Store View in "Current
Configuration Scope" drop-down in left-side navigation);
Make sure that you have translated all of your CMS pages to all of
your languages. You need to create a unique CMS page for each store
view;
If you'd like to use a separate theme for each language just do it in
System–>Configuration–>General under the Design tab;
In case you need to make a different set of categories in Navigation
menu for each store view, you may control it by "Include in Navigation
Menu" category attribute (Just choose a category for edit and go to
General Information tab). Change all text attributes in Catalog Products and Categories for
each store view
The more detailed guide find here:
http://sherodesigns.com/magento-tutorial/magento-tutorial-creating-multi-language-stores/
I'm working in OpenCart 1.5.5 on some sort of newsmodule for in the side bar. I've got it all running in the back-end, but i don't know how i could asign this module module/aselsi to the right side bar on the home page, product page and category page.
I've already looked in some source code's, but i don't fully understand how this particilur thing works.
I did try to make it work by inserting in the DB tabels oc_layout and oc_layout_route some info, but that also didn't work.
So my question is: How can i make my extension / module apear on the front-page?
By running in the back-end I guess You have created a custom controller, model and view for some form where You manage Your news. That is OK.
But since this should be a module You also have to create a backend part for this module so that it could be installed and assigned to the layout on certain pages. The simplest way how to do this is to copy these files:
admin/controller/module/banner.php
admin/language/<YOUR_LANGUAGE>/module/banner.php
admin/view/template/module/banner.php
into Your new
admin/controller/module/aselsi.php
admin/language/<YOUR_LANGUAGE>/module/aselsi.php
admin/view/template/module/aselsi.php
and rename all the class names, constants, model and language file names from banner to aselsi. After this You should see a new Aselsi module under Extensions > Modules in You administration where You should be able to assign this module to pages and positions...
Just want to mention that simple copy-paste + rename is not enough, You would have to edit some other parts as well to get it working.
EDIT: I'm not at the code right now, but yes, You are right, it has a lot to do with that line You are mentioning in comment. Each module setting is saved as serialized string (which is a serialized array) which contains module settings - layout, position, sort_order, etc. The key is the module key - aselsi in Your case, same as all other modules has their own modules. By only installing the module You set the module as active but You can show the module by saving it's settings. In frontend controllers for left, right column and top and bottom content the active modules are then populated and all set to display on that layout and on that position are displayed then.
The installing/uninstalling of module (in backend) can be extended to e.g. add/remove new DB tables for that module and/or for altering current DB tables (by adding new columns, etc.) by implementing install and uninstall methods with their respective logic.
I hope this simple explanation helps a little.
I was wondering if I can add new entities (classes/tables) in OpenCart to store information that is not included in the default functionality. To be more precise, I would like to add subscription (3/6/12 months) related information, as described here: OpenCart subscription model (x months)
If yes, can I just add admin pages for the new class? Would something like: How to create a custom admin page in opencart? work?
You would need to create a
Template file (.tpl)
Controller file (.php)
Model file (.php)
Language file (.php)
All files are named the same with different extensions and located in their respective folders
You will also need to add more columns in the database named with the additional settings you ant to store.
In addition to your page specific setup you will also need to add a link to your page in the header file, in the menu.
You will use the model file to insert, update and delete data within the database. The controller controls what functions within the model are used.
Once created, In admin/ user group permissions you need to give access o the new pages
Take a look at the existing files to see how it works. Make a copy of one of the more simpler 4 files, rename, then start to modify them.
If you only want to add more settings to a existing page then you can add them to the existing 4 files and add columns in the database.
Hope that helps get you started, Good luck!