Croll Custom CSS Module

A new module which let you include CSS files on each page according to different params:

. The name of the php file
. The value of variables

For example i can include beautiful.css on all pages, product_special.css only for products which id 3 and 4, content_magnifier.css to sitemap.php, my_custom_page.php and CMS page with id 3. Etc.

At this time, there is no interface for CSS upload. You need to put them in the “css” folder of the module.

Only tested with Prestashop 1.3.
This module is in beta version and licensed under GPLv2.

You can download it here.

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Display module output anywhere

I came across a post on the Prestshop forum recently that was discussing how to display the contents of a single module on a page. The example proposed worked, but it seems to me that it worked only through sheer luck rather than design as all that was being done was to display a smarty .tpl file. The smarty variables required for the module used in the example were all included as global values, so it worked, but most other modules would need to be able to execute their underlying hook code in order to display anything meaningful.

For those who would like the flexibility of adding the contents of a module anywhere they like regardless of Prestashop’s hook locations, here’s how I propose it should be done:

// Set up some variables to make the code clearer// Any module supporting the hook named below$modulename = 'homefeatured';// Set the following to any of the hook names// as stored in the ps_hooks table.$hookname = 'home';// Make a proper function name using// the Prestashop convention$hookFunction = 'hook'.$hookname;// Finally, some hooks expect parameters to be passed$hookArgs = array();// Perform the magic$moduleInstance = Module::getInstanceByName($modulename);if (is_callable(array($moduleInstance, $hookFunction)))  echo call_user_func(array($moduleInstance,$hookFunction), $hookArgs);else  echo 'Well that didn\'t work!';

Note that this will only work on a page that has correctly included the necessary Prestashop core code (/config/config.inc.php at a minimum, plus either the standard header.php or init.php depending on whether you wish to display the output in a standard page or not).

As an aside to the above, it’s also possible to implement any additional public member function in a module class definition and then call it using the above code ($hookFunction being the full name of the function to be called). This is handy should you wish to write modules that could for example also include some code to be executed externally via cron.

A full example that generates some output follows, although note that there’s no css included, so it may not look too pretty! It can be called anything, but should be uploaded to the root folder of your store in order to allow it to find the include files.

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Found Better Price Module

With this module, a visitor can request a lower price if he has seen it in another store.
This is a must have module for price matching your competitors.
It should run on all versions of PrestaShop.

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Revisiting the PayPal Beta Module

Well I discovered that I had two motivations for revisiting PayPal payments in Prestashop this week. One is a new site that I’m working on for a client (more news on that later) and the other is that I discovered I had some free time in between the festivities. Well, not really free time but I managed to squeeze in a few hours at the keyboard anyway.

Today I rewrote a lot of the actual payment module class to move some of the functionality that used to reside in the validation.php script into it. This is in preparation to handle some of the outstanding issues that people still have with the module. I also incorporated the debug logging functions that Didier Hermes (www.dietibox.com) suggested in his updated version albeit with a few modifications.

On to the changes.

One of the main issues people have had is that the module creates an order immediately — even before the customer has actually paid any money. Sadly this is a necessary evil, however, now that there is a new PayPal order status as standard in Prestashop we can use this instead of having to create a new order status as in the previous version. As a bonus this already has the email generation disabled — which immediately eliminates an issue with upgrades (don’t get me started on the Prestashop upgrade process!) as well as preventing emails being sent to the customer unnecessarily.

The IPN validation has also been rewritten to make cURL the default transport method — only falling back on the fsockopen method if completely necessary.

Payment return should now work reliably, so your customer should get an appropriate “success” page when returning to your store rather than being dumped to the order history screen. In addition, if the customer clicks the “cancel and return” link on the PayPal screens the order will be cancelled in the store too. This area still needs some work, as it would be more desireable to convert the order back to a cart and remove the order completely, but I felt that this would be a step too far for the next release, so will likely have to wait until the next version (although I promise it will be released sooner than this update was).

I should have finished testing in the next few days and will release the code as usual from the product page.

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The Ultimate Prestashop Module and Theme Development Tool

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While stumbling around the internet as you do when pondering a particularly awkward programming challenge, I came across an excellent post on smarty debug with FireBug. This inspired me to pull together a Prestashop module to allow store owners, designers and developers to view indepth debugging data from right within the Prestashop environment.

I think most people working on Prestashop development projects have longed for an easy way of identifying which template variables are set on which page, and although this doesn’t tell you at which point in the page rendering process a variable may be available, it does give an important insight into how to leverage otherwise missed opportunities to enhance a site’s design and functionality, and catch errors.

All credit for the FireBug template has to go to the original author’s post at PHPhulp on Smarty Firebug debug.tpl.

You must install FireBug in your Firefox Browser to use this with the ‘Use FireBug’ module option enabled (default).

You can however disable FireBug support in the module and use the traditional javascript popup instead. Just enable debug in the module admin settings page and visit your front office page. Note that you may need to refresh your page for it to render correctly in this mode, and remember that every visitor to your site will see the popup!!

If you haven’t already, then install the FireBug Add-on to Firefox.Enable the Console in FireBug by clicking on the down arrow beside “Console” and selecting ‘Enable’.In the module settings enable the smarty debugging in Prestashop by ticking the ‘Debug’ option and clicking update.*At the FireBug console prompt (>>>) enter: Smarty_debug(); or Smarty_debug(true); (both case-sensitive) after each page load to display debug data.Enjoy viewing all you ever needed to know about your module or theme’s template internals!Disable the ‘Debug’ option in this module as soon as you are finished your debug session.

*Note: Using Smarty_debug(true); enables grouping so that some of the elements can be collapsed to improve readability.

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No need to register Checkout Module

This is a FREE express checkout module for Prestashop.

This module does NOT alter any of the core files or any theme files and is totally stand alone.

I have this running on one of my sites at the moment and havent had any problems with it so far.

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Prestashop Module Affiliates for All Installation

This tutorial require you to understand Affiliate for All (AFA) installation, please read our previous post about Prestashop “Affiliates For All” Modules Integration – AFA Installation. In this tutorial we will explain about Prestashop Modules Affiliates for All installation. Here are the steps :

You can download Prestashop Modules Affiliates for All here, thanks to http://bloggsblog.com for creating it. Upload and extract into your prestashop modules directory and click install button.

Configure this module based on your Affiliates for All configuration. See Prestashop “Affiliates For All” Modules Integration – AFA Installation. AFA URL is your Affiliates for All home page. AFA Secret and AFA Cookie name must be same with your AFA configuration.

Configure Prestashop Affiliates for All Modules AFA Cookie URL

In next tutorial we will test this integration. Many users failed in this integration testing because simple mistakes. Thanks for reading.

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