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Learning Joomla! 3 Extension Development

You're reading from   Learning Joomla! 3 Extension Development If you have ideas for additional Joomla 3! features, this book will allow you to realize them. It's a complete practical guide to building and extending plugins, modules, and components. Ideal for professional developers and enthusiasts.

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jul 2013
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781782168379
Length 458 pages
Edition 3rd Edition
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Timothy John Plummer Timothy John Plummer
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Table of Contents (18) Chapters Close

Learning Joomla! 3 Extension Development
Credits
About the Author
Acknowledgement
About the Reviewers
www.PacktPub.com
Preface
1. Before you Start FREE CHAPTER 2. Getting Started with Plugin Development 3. Getting Started with Module Development 4. Getting Started with Component Development 5. Backend Component Development – Part 1 6. Backend Component Development – Part 2 7. Frontend Component Development 8. Security – Avoiding Common Vulnerabilities 9. Packing Everything Together 10. Extending your Component with Plugins and Modules Index

Creating a view


In case you skipped all the JForm pages, this is where our hands-on example continues.

Our component has two views: a list view to show a list of all the items in our jos_folio table, and an edit view that allows you to add new records and edit existing ones.

The list view

There are several files that work together to create the view. We have already created the controller file that calls the view, and the model file that prepares the data. But we have not yet created the view files that display the information.

The view.html.php file

Create the folder /administrator/components/com_folio/views/folios, and within that create a folder called tmpl. Remember to put an index.html file in each folder. Now create the file /administrator/components/com_folio/views/folios/view.html.php. The view.html.php file is where all the toolbar buttons and title for the view are defined, and it calls the model to get the data ready to give to the view.

<?php
defined('_JEXEC') or die;

class FolioViewFolios...
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