Hi.
What hooks do I need to use in order to post display information at the page where user's can edit their profile information?
Screenshot of page: https://gyazo.com/f9ab3f52c108ae21e4929629b2948bfd
Please check available hooks in the following template:
design/themes/THEME/templates/views/profiles/update.tpl
Unfortunately, the Usergroups tab does not contain hooks
Please check available hooks in the following template:
design/themes/THEME/templates/views/profiles/update.tpl
Unfortunately, the Usergroups tab does not contain hooks
Thank you.
However, my currently selected theme does not have these file directories. How do I work around this? Is this a problem?
Also, I've never done frontend addons before. Is the following directory structure correct?
1: app/addons/ADDON/controllers/frontend/profiles.post.php
2: design/backend/templates/addons/ADDON/hooks/profiles/account_update.post.tpl
You have to create them. If they exist, they will be used.
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Thank you.
However, my currently selected theme does not have these file directories. How do I work around this? Is this a problem?
Also, I've never done frontend addons before. Is the following directory structure correct?
1: app/addons/ADDON/controllers/frontend/profiles.post.php
2: design/backend/templates/addons/ADDON/hooks/profiles/account_update.post.tpl
Second path should be
design/themes/THEME/templates/addons/ADDON/hooks/profiles/account_update.post.tpl
Second path should be
design/themes/THEME/templates/addons/ADDON/hooks/profiles/account_update.post.tpl
Hi again,
How do I fetch the user_id when using the frontend management page?
Equivalent RetailEdge ID:
{$custID}
if (!defined('BOOTSTRAP')) { die('Access denied'); }
use Tygh\Registry;
$custID = db_get_field(‘SELECT cust_id FROM ?:users WHERE user_id=?i’, $_REQUEST[‘user_id’]);
if (!empty($custID)) {
Registry::get(‘view’)->assign(‘custID’, $custID);
}
It isn't fetching the cust_id field (this code works for the backend panel where the same thing is done). Is the $_REQUEST parameter wrong?
Hi again,
How do I fetch the user_id when using the frontend management page?
Equivalent RetailEdge ID:
{$custID}
if (!defined('BOOTSTRAP')) { die('Access denied'); }use Tygh\Registry;
$custID = db_get_field(‘SELECT cust_id FROM ?:users WHERE user_id=?i’, $_REQUEST[‘user_id’]);
if (!empty($custID)) {
Registry::get(‘view’)->assign(‘custID’, $custID);
}
It isn't fetching the cust_id field (this code works for the backend panel where the same thing is done). Is the $_REQUEST parameter wrong?
Eeehm, please dont use this on a production site. This will cause a ton of problems if not done correctly (you allow a person to modify a request and he will be able to get all your users). Instead you should use the session. Tygh::$app['session']['auth']['user_id']
The best thing is to edit the respective smarty template or tell us exactly what you want to change? e.g. display something or do something else?
I believe he has a custom field called cust_id which is only related to user_id by table row. He's NOT trying to get the user_id. But he should still use the $_SESSION['auth']['user_id'] value rather than a request parameter if in the customer area. However, in the backend (admin area) then it will need to be passed as a parameter.
Hi again,
How do I fetch the user_id when using the frontend management page?
It isn't fetching the cust_id field (this code works for the backend panel where the same thing is done). Is the $_REQUEST parameter wrong?
In front-end controllers you can simply use $auth['user_id']