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- actionObjectAddBefore
- actionObjectObjectNameAddBefore
- actionObjectAddAfter
- actionObjectObjectNameAddAfter
- actionObjectUpdateBefore
- actionObjectObjectNameUpdateBefore
- actionObjectUpdateAfter
- actionObjectObjectNameUpdateAfter
- actionObjectDeleteBeforeactionObjectObjectNameDeleteBefore
- actionObjectObjectNameDeleteBefore
- actionObjectDeleteAfter
- actionObjectObjectNameDeleteAfter
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The advantages are numerous, the major ones being:
- easier Easier to manage, install, and share along with the module itself.
- multiple Multiple modules can make changes to the core classes, as long as they do not attempt to override the same functions.
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This is achieved by using FrontController classes in your module. In the example of the Cheque module, the following file has been place in the module's file-tree:
/modules/cheque/controllers/front/payment.php
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/config.xml: Automatically created by PrestaShop when the module is loaded./mymodule.php/mymodule.jpg: Logo file, 16*16 pixels. For versions of PrestaShop up to v1.4./mymodule.png: Logo file, 32*32 pixels. For PrestaShop 1.5 and later./controllers//controllers/front/myfile.php: As explained above./upgrade/: Upgrade files. See Update System./translations//translations/fr.php: French language file, created automatically when you start translating the module in your back-office./translations/de.php: Deutsh Deutsch language file, created automatically when you start translating the module in your back-office./translations/...: ...and so on.../views//views/css/: For CSS files./views/js/: For JavaScript files./views/templates/admin/views/templates/admin/folder_name: For template files used by the module's admin controllers. (e.g. "sample_data" for the "SampleData" admin controller)/views/templates/front/: For template files used by the module's controllers./views/templates/hooks/: For template files directly used by the module. For backward compatibility purposes, this type of files can also be placed in the root folder of the module.
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<?php
// Sample file for module update
if (!defined('_PS_VERSION_'))
exit;
// object module ($this) available
function upgrade_module_1_8_0($object)
{
// yourYour update code to upgrade from previous version 1.8.0 of the module
}
?>
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When updating, PrestaShop will call all your update files one after the other, from the current version to the latest version. For instance, let's say the module's /upgrade folder contains the following files:
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