Creating a toolbar for your component - Revision history

Sandra97: style

2017-04-10T12:47:47Z

style

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	string $title The title.</br>		*string <tt>$title</tt> {{rarr}} The title.</br>
	string $msg Postscript for the 'are you sure' message.</br>		*string <tt>$msg</tt> {{rarr}} Postscript for the 'are you sure' message.</br>
	string $task An override for the task: 'controller.function'.</br>		*string <tt>$task</tt> {{rarr}} An override for the task: 'controller.function'.</br>
	string $alt An override for the alt text.</br>		*string <tt>$alt</tt> {{rarr}} An override for the alt text.</br>
	boolean $check True if required to check that a standard list item is checked.</br>		*boolean <tt>$check</tt> {{rarr}} True if required to check that a standard list item is checked.</br>
	string $component The name of the component, eg, com_content.</br>		*string <tt>$component</tt> {{rarr}} The name of the component, eg, com_content.</br>

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NunoLopes at 21:58, 9 April 2017

2017-04-09T21:58:23Z

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	<source lang="php">		<source lang="php">
	JToolBarHelper::title(string $title, string $icon);		JToolBarHelper::title(string $title, string $icon);
	JToolBarHelper::deleteList(string $msg, string $task, string $alt); // Will call the task/function ~~"remove"~~ in your controller		JToolBarHelper::deleteList(string $msg, string $task, string $alt); // Will call the task/function $task in your controller
	JToolBarHelper::editList(string $task, string $alt); // Will call the task/function ~~"edit"~~ in your controller		JToolBarHelper::editList(string $task, string $alt); // Will call the task/function $task in your controller
	JToolBarHelper::addNew(string $task, string $alt, boolean $check); // Will call the task/function ~~"add"~~ in your controller		JToolBarHelper::addNew(string $task, string $alt, boolean $check); // Will call the task/function $task in your controller
	JToolBarHelper::publish(string $task, string $alt, boolean $check); // Will call the task/function ~~"publish"~~ in your controller		JToolBarHelper::publish(string $task, string $alt, boolean $check); // Will call the task/function $task in your controller
	JToolBarHelper::unpublish(string $task, string $alt, boolean $check); // Will call the task/function ~~"unpublish"~~ in your controller		JToolBarHelper::unpublish(string $task, string $alt, boolean $check); // Will call the task/function $task in your controller
	JToolBarHelper::preferences(string $component, integer $height, integer $width, string $alt, string $path);		JToolBarHelper::preferences(string $component, integer $height, integer $width, string $alt, string $path);
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	string $title The title.</br>		string $title The title.</br>
	string $msg Postscript for the 'are you sure' message.</br>		string $msg Postscript for the 'are you sure' message.</br>
	string $task An override for the task.</br>		string $task An override for the task: 'controller.function'.</br>
	string $alt An override for the alt text.</br>		string $alt An override for the alt text.</br>
	boolean $check True if required to check that a standard list item is checked.</br>		boolean $check True if required to check that a standard list item is checked.</br>

NunoLopes at 21:56, 9 April 2017

2017-04-09T21:56:34Z

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	<translate><!--T:2-->		<translate><!--T:2-->
	By default the Joomla Toolbar uses a Delete, Edit, New, Publish, Unpublish and Parameters buttons. To use them in your component you must write the following code in the view.html.php of your view file (below your display function). Note that each functions will create a different type of button, but what they do must be in the first argument, the second is to declare the title of the button Ex:"addNew('controller.function','Title')".</translate>		By default the Joomla Toolbar uses a Delete, Edit, New, Publish, Unpublish and Parameters buttons. To use them in your component you must write the following code in the view.html.php of your view file (below your display function).</translate>
	<source lang="php">		<source lang="php">
	JToolBarHelper::title(string $title, string $icon);		JToolBarHelper::title(string $title, string $icon);

NunoLopes at 21:56, 9 April 2017

2017-04-09T21:56:09Z

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	By default the Joomla Toolbar uses a Delete, Edit, New, Publish, Unpublish and Parameters buttons. To use them in your component you must write the following code in the view.html.php of your view file (below your display function). Note that each functions will create a different type of button, but what they do must be in the first argument, the second is to declare the title of the button Ex:"addNew('controller.function','Title')".</translate>		By default the Joomla Toolbar uses a Delete, Edit, New, Publish, Unpublish and Parameters buttons. To use them in your component you must write the following code in the view.html.php of your view file (below your display function). Note that each functions will create a different type of button, but what they do must be in the first argument, the second is to declare the title of the button Ex:"addNew('controller.function','Title')".</translate>
	<source lang="php">		<source lang="php">
	JToolBarHelper::title( ~~'your_component_view_page_title'~~, ~~'generic.png'~~ );		JToolBarHelper::title(string $title, string $icon);
	JToolBarHelper::deleteList(); // Will call the task/function "remove" in your controller		JToolBarHelper::deleteList(string $msg, string $task, string $alt); // Will call the task/function "remove" in your controller
	JToolBarHelper::editList(); // Will call the task/function "edit" in your controller		JToolBarHelper::editList(string $task, string $alt); // Will call the task/function "edit" in your controller
	JToolBarHelper::addNew(string $task, string $alt, boolean $check); // Will call the task/function "add" in your controller		JToolBarHelper::addNew(string $task, string $alt, boolean $check); // Will call the task/function "add" in your controller
	JToolBarHelper::publish(); // Will call the task/function "publish" in your controller		JToolBarHelper::publish(string $task, string $alt, boolean $check); // Will call the task/function "publish" in your controller
	JToolBarHelper::unpublish(); // Will call the task/function "unpublish" in your controller		JToolBarHelper::unpublish(string $task, string $alt, boolean $check); // Will call the task/function "unpublish" in your controller
	JToolBarHelper::preferences(~~'your_component_xml_file'~~, 'height');		JToolBarHelper::preferences(string $component, integer $height, integer $width, string $alt, string $path);
	</source>		</source>

	string $task An override for the task.		string $title The title.</br>
	string $alt An override for the alt text.		string $msg Postscript for the 'are you sure' message.</br>
	boolean $check True if required to check that a standard list item is checked.		string $task An override for the task.</br>
			string $alt An override for the alt text.</br>
			boolean $check True if required to check that a standard list item is checked.</br>
			string $component The name of the component, eg, com_content.</br>

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	JToolBarHelper::editList('hellos.edit');		JToolBarHelper::editList('hellos.edit');
	JToolBarHelper::addNew('hellos.add');		JToolBarHelper::addNew('hellos.add');
	JToolBarHelper::publish(');		JToolBarHelper::publish();
	JToolBarHelper::unpublish();		JToolBarHelper::unpublish();
	JToolBarHelper::preferences('com_hello', '500');		JToolBarHelper::preferences('com_hello', '500');

NunoLopes at 21:47, 9 April 2017

2017-04-09T21:47:55Z

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	<translate><!--T:2-->		<translate><!--T:2-->
	By default the Joomla Toolbar uses a Delete, Edit, New, Publish, Unpublish and Parameters buttons. To use them in your component you must write the following code in the view.html.php of your view file (below your display function). Note that ~~this~~ functions will create a different type of button, but what they do must be in the ~~arguments~~ Ex:"controller.function".</translate>		By default the Joomla Toolbar uses a Delete, Edit, New, Publish, Unpublish and Parameters buttons. To use them in your component you must write the following code in the view.html.php of your view file (below your display function). Note that each functions will create a different type of button, but what they do must be in the first argument, the second is to declare the title of the button Ex:"addNew('controller.function','Title')".</translate>
	<source lang="php">		<source lang="php">
	JToolBarHelper::title( 'your_component_view_page_title', 'generic.png' );		JToolBarHelper::title( 'your_component_view_page_title', 'generic.png' );
	JToolBarHelper::deleteList(~~string~~); // Will call the task/function "remove" in your controller		JToolBarHelper::deleteList(); // Will call the task/function "remove" in your controller
	JToolBarHelper::editList(~~string~~); // Will call the task/function "edit" in your controller		JToolBarHelper::editList(); // Will call the task/function "edit" in your controller
	JToolBarHelper::addNew(string); // Will call the task/function "add" in your controller		JToolBarHelper::addNew(string $task, string $alt, boolean $check); // Will call the task/function "add" in your controller
	JToolBarHelper::~~publishList~~(); // Will call the task/function "publish" in your controller		JToolBarHelper::publish(); // Will call the task/function "publish" in your controller
	JToolBarHelper::~~unpublishList~~(); // Will call the task/function "unpublish" in your controller		JToolBarHelper::unpublish(); // Will call the task/function "unpublish" in your controller
	JToolBarHelper::preferences('your_component_xml_file', 'height');		JToolBarHelper::preferences('your_component_xml_file', 'height');
	</source>		</source>

			string $task An override for the task.
			string $alt An override for the alt text.
			boolean $check True if required to check that a standard list item is checked.

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	function display($tpl = null) {		function display($tpl = null) {
	JToolBarHelper::title( 'Hello Component', 'generic.png' );		JToolBarHelper::title( 'Hello Component', 'generic.png' );
	JToolBarHelper::deleteList();		JToolBarHelper::deleteList('hellos.delete');
	JToolBarHelper::~~editListX~~();		JToolBarHelper::editList('hellos.edit');
	JToolBarHelper::~~addNewX~~();		JToolBarHelper::addNew('hellos.add');
	JToolBarHelper::~~publishList~~();		JToolBarHelper::publish(');
	JToolBarHelper::~~unpublishList~~();		JToolBarHelper::unpublish();
	JToolBarHelper::preferences('com_hello', '500');		JToolBarHelper::preferences('com_hello', '500');
	</source>		</source>

NunoLopes: Some functions were deprecated

2017-04-09T18:23:51Z

Some functions were deprecated

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	<translate><!--T:2-->		<translate><!--T:2-->
	By default the Joomla Toolbar uses a Delete, Edit, New, Publish, Unpublish and Parameters buttons. To use them in your component you must write the following code in the view.html.php of your view file (below your display function).</translate>		By default the Joomla Toolbar uses a Delete, Edit, New, Publish, Unpublish and Parameters buttons. To use them in your component you must write the following code in the view.html.php of your view file (below your display function). Note that this functions will create a different type of button, but what they do must be in the arguments Ex:"controller.function".</translate>
	<source lang="php">		<source lang="php">
	JToolBarHelper::title( 'your_component_view_page_title', 'generic.png' );		JToolBarHelper::title( 'your_component_view_page_title', 'generic.png' );
	JToolBarHelper::deleteList(); // Will call the task/function "remove" in your controller		JToolBarHelper::deleteList(string); // Will call the task/function "remove" in your controller
	JToolBarHelper::~~editListX~~(); // Will call the task/function "edit" in your controller		JToolBarHelper::editList(string); // Will call the task/function "edit" in your controller
	JToolBarHelper::~~addNewX~~(); // Will call the task/function "add" in your controller		JToolBarHelper::addNew(string); // Will call the task/function "add" in your controller
	JToolBarHelper::publishList(); // Will call the task/function "publish" in your controller		JToolBarHelper::publishList(); // Will call the task/function "publish" in your controller
	JToolBarHelper::unpublishList(); // Will call the task/function "unpublish" in your controller		JToolBarHelper::unpublishList(); // Will call the task/function "unpublish" in your controller

MATsxm: Typo

2015-06-27T11:35:34Z

Typo

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	<noinclude><languages /></noinclude>		<noinclude><languages /></noinclude>
	<noinclude>{{Joomla version\|version=3.x}}</noinclude>		<noinclude>{{Joomla version\|version=3.x}}</noinclude>
	N<translate><!--T:1-->		<translate><!--T:1-->
	~~ote~~: This applies when using the MVC structure.</translate>		Note: This applies when using the MVC structure.</translate>

	<translate><!--T:2-->		<translate><!--T:2-->

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	<noinclude><languages /></noinclude>		<noinclude><languages /></noinclude>
	<noinclude>{{Joomla version\|version=3.x}}</noinclude>		<noinclude>{{Joomla version\|version=3.x}}</noinclude>
	N<translate>ote: This applies when using the MVC structure.</translate>		N<translate><!--T:1-->
			ote: This applies when using the MVC structure.</translate>

	<translate>By default the Joomla Toolbar uses a Delete, Edit, New, Publish, Unpublish and Parameters buttons. To use them in your component you must write the following code in the view.html.php of your view file (below your display function).</translate>		<translate><!--T:2-->
			By default the Joomla Toolbar uses a Delete, Edit, New, Publish, Unpublish and Parameters buttons. To use them in your component you must write the following code in the view.html.php of your view file (below your display function).</translate>
	<source lang="php">		<source lang="php">
	JToolBarHelper::title( 'your_component_view_page_title', 'generic.png' );		JToolBarHelper::title( 'your_component_view_page_title', 'generic.png' );
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	</source>		</source>

	<translate>So (i.e.) your code would look like this:</translate>		<translate><!--T:3-->
			So (i.e.) your code would look like this:</translate>

	<source lang="php">		<source lang="php">
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	</source>		</source>

	<translate>An example of creating a custom button in the admin list of records of your component {{JVer\|3.x}} could be:</translate>		<translate><!--T:4-->
			An example of creating a custom button in the admin list of records of your component {{JVer\|3.x}} could be:</translate>
	<tt>administrator/views/hellos/view.html.php</tt>		<tt>administrator/views/hellos/view.html.php</tt>

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	</source>		</source>

	<tt>administrator/models/hello.php</tt> <translate>(note: the singular model)</translate>		<tt>administrator/models/hello.php</tt> <translate><!--T:5-->
			(note: the singular model)</translate>

	<source lang="php">		<source lang="php">
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	</source>		</source>

	<translate>Helpful explanation of JToolBarHelper/custom here</translate> - http://docs.joomla.org/JToolBarHelper/custom		<translate><!--T:6-->
			Helpful explanation of JToolBarHelper/custom here</translate> - http://docs.joomla.org/JToolBarHelper/custom

	<noinclude>		<noinclude>
	<translate>		<translate>
			<!--T:7-->
	[[Category:Component Development]]		[[Category:Component Development]]
	[[Category:Tutorials]]		[[Category:Tutorials]]
	</translate>		</translate>
	</noinclude>		</noinclude>

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	{{version\|~~2.5,~~3.x}}		<noinclude><languages /></noinclude>
	~~Note~~: This applies when using the MVC structure.		<noinclude>{{Joomla version\|version=3.x}}</noinclude>
			N<translate>ote: This applies when using the MVC structure.</translate>

	By default the Joomla Toolbar uses a Delete, Edit, New, Publish, Unpublish and Parameters buttons. To use them in your component you must write the following code in the view.html.php of your view file (below your display function).		<translate>By default the Joomla Toolbar uses a Delete, Edit, New, Publish, Unpublish and Parameters buttons. To use them in your component you must write the following code in the view.html.php of your view file (below your display function).</translate>
	<source lang="php">		<source lang="php">
	JToolBarHelper::title( 'your_component_view_page_title', 'generic.png' );		JToolBarHelper::title( 'your_component_view_page_title', 'generic.png' );
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	JToolBarHelper::preferences('your_component_xml_file', 'height');		JToolBarHelper::preferences('your_component_xml_file', 'height');
	</source>		</source>
	So (i.e.) your code would look like this:
			<translate>So (i.e.) your code would look like this:</translate>

	<source lang="php">		<source lang="php">
	class HelloViewHellos extends JView		class HelloViewHellos extends JView
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	JToolBarHelper::preferences('com_hello', '500');		JToolBarHelper::preferences('com_hello', '500');
	</source>		</source>
	~~An example of creating a custom button in the admin list of records of your component {{JVer\|3.x}} could be:~~

			<translate>An example of creating a custom button in the admin list of records of your component {{JVer\|3.x}} could be:</translate>
			<tt>administrator/views/hellos/view.html.php</tt>

	~~administrator/views/hellos/view.html.php~~
	<source lang="php">		<source lang="php">
	public function display($tpl = null)		public function display($tpl = null)
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	</source>		</source>

	administrator/controllers/hellos.php		<tt>administrator/controllers/hellos.php</tt>

	<source lang="php">		<source lang="php">
	public function extrahello()		public function extrahello()
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	</source>		</source>

	administrator/models/hello.php (note: the singular model)		<tt>administrator/models/hello.php</tt> <translate>(note: the singular model)</translate>

	<source lang="php">		<source lang="php">
	public function extrahello($pks)		public function extrahello($pks)
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	</source>		</source>

	Helpful explanation of JToolBarHelper/custom here - http://docs.joomla.org/JToolBarHelper/custom		<translate>Helpful explanation of JToolBarHelper/custom here</translate> - http://docs.joomla.org/JToolBarHelper/custom

	<noinclude>		<noinclude>
			<translate>
	[[Category:Component Development]]		[[Category:Component Development]]
	[[Category:Tutorials]]		[[Category:Tutorials]]
			</translate>
	</noinclude>		</noinclude>
	~~[[Category:Needs to be marked for translation]]~~

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	Helpful explanation of JToolBarHelper/custom here - http://docs.joomla.org/JToolBarHelper/custom		Helpful explanation of JToolBarHelper/custom here - http://docs.joomla.org/JToolBarHelper/custom

	<noinclude>[[Category:Component Development]] [[Category:Tutorials]] </noinclude>		<noinclude>
			[[Category:Component Development]]
			[[Category:Tutorials]]
			</noinclude>
			[[Category:Needs to be marked for translation]]