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Creating Custom Module to Plug-Into Member Edit Form
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I need to be able to create a new entry in users fields.
You know like email, password, my_custom_field.
To do this, I think I have two options:
I either directly update the form in admin/user/manage/edit modal box or, i create a custom module.
I prefer the custom module option.
Now, to do that, I need a way to plug-into when the edit modal box is rendered.
But so far, I have not been able to figure it out.
So the question is, is this possible via a custom module?
If so, any idea on how to go about this?
Another thought is, perhaps if i can get my JS script to run on either admin/user/manage or admin/user/manage/editModal
then I can manipulate the DOM by inserting my fields in the form and using ajax to submit the data to the controllers.
I'll appreciate some guiding lights here...
Thanks everyone!
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Hi Wale,
I need to be able to create a new entry in users fields. You know like email, password, my_custom_field.
>> Your requirement is a bit unclear, still I will try to help you out. Are you referring to adding additional fields in this pop-up?
If yes then, there is no need to work on JS for adding any field in the Edit form. You may simply add fields here:
Custom fields can be added from here in Edit Form:-
application/modules/User/Form/Admin/Manage/Edit.phpFunctionality related to the added custom fields can be added here:-
application/modules/User/controllers/AdminManageController.php : editAction()Note- Code added in editAction will be depend on which type of functionality you want to implement in the Edit form.
Thanks!
This post was edited by Ritika (SocialApps.tech) at February 5, 2021 1:39 AM EST -
Thanks Ritikia!
Apologies I was not too explicit!
But yes! You're right!
I want to edit that modal form and inject my own custom fields there.
The catch, I want to do it from my own module.
I wouldn't want directly edit SE files.
For you know, when updates happen.
But that's one way, another idea is to do this via JS.
So, my 2nd question is, can my module somehow have access to any page on the admin back-end?
That is, can the JS scripts of my module be loaded whenever any chosen page is loaded, so, meaning, can I load it globally?
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Hi Wale,
If you want to create a custom module then, what you can do is create a module and redirect the edit member functionality (pop-up which appears on clicking 'edit' option under Manage Users in the admin panel) in it. You will need to build a controller + tpl + form file to achieve this.
By this the work will remain intact even after upgrade of SocialEngine PHP.Thanks!
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Donna said:
Please be aware that you'll want to stay in the loop when v6 releases as much will change. We have already removed mootools for that version which is very exciting. It will mean changes to various things. We'll post more once it releases.
I know its not policy and unpredictable when v6 will be ready, but do you have a ball park/rough idea when that might be? I'd hate to invest too much time with changes early on in my project if we're talking a month or two from now...
Thanks, TJ
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https://www.socialengine.com/support/article/5505090/socialengine-php-development I forgot to link our developer guides. In the Technical overview is a hello world sample module.