Today, we will continue our Tutorial series with lesson 3 “Folder Structure” which includes 2 main points:
Folder structure in Magento
Database of some main modules in Magento (customer, product, sales)
Now, let’s start with part 1. Here we go!
In this issue, we will explore a sample database system in a Magento e-commerce CMS. We will learn about the database of some main Magento modules including Customer, Catalog and Sales.
Welcome back to Magestore’s Tutorial series. Today we will continue with lesson 4 “Configuration and naming in Magento”. In part 1, there are 2 sections: Module configuration in config.xml and Naming classes and files in Magento
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Lesson 5 will cover an interesting topic: Create and Upgrade Magento Modules. In this short article, I will explain how to use the Module Creator to help you create modules quickly. Read on!
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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.
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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: