Hello,
In the last issue, we have looked into part 1 of Lesson 5 and know how to use Module Creator to create Magento modules. This lesson will help you create the database for module, update database for module by Creating our Installer Script.
Hello,
In the last issue, we have looked into part 1 of Lesson 5 and know how to use Module Creator to create Magento modules. This lesson will help you create the database for module, update database for module by Creating our Installer Script.
Hello,
Today we move forward to lesson 6: Create a module in backend.
In this lesson, we would learn how to: Configure the adminhtml router, Add menus from file adminhtml.xml and Configure ACL for menus and Add controllers for each menu.
Let’s continue Lesson 6 “Create a menu in backend”, today we will go deeper into how to create controller action in backend.
And now, to save time, let’s jump into lesson 7 part 1 right now!
First I will talk about grid in Magento backend. It has the function of displaying data in the form of table. And it has some blocks as below:
Today, we will continue with lesson 8 (Advanced grid) which includes 3 main parts:
1. Mass action in grid
2. Display types in grid
a. Supported-by-Magento types
b. Unsupported-by-Magento types
3. Data exporting to csv/xml
Now, let’s start with sections 1 and 2a first. Here we go!
Hello,
Today we will move forward to Lesson 9: Form in Magento Backend. In part 1, we will know about the elements of forms in the backend and how to create a form. Click and read on.
Today, you will learn about it at a higher level. This lesson has 3 main parts:
1. Normal html tabs and tabs using AJAX.
2. Renderer field in form
a. Magento form fields
b. Custom form field
3. Custom purpose button.
After learning this lesson, you are expected to understand and use form more flexibly. Let’s now start first with the section 1 and 2a.