XMF Cookbook
  • Introduction
  • XMF Cookbook
  • Basic Ingredients
    • Namespaces
    • Autoloading
    • Debugging
    • Forward Compatibility
  • Recipes
    • Introducing Module Helpers
    • Using the Permission Helper
      • Checking Permissions
      • Managing Item Permissions
    • Using the Session Helper
    • Using JSON Web Tokens
    • Altering Database Tables
    • Migrating a Module's Database
    • Loading Initial Data
    • Module Admin Pages
      • Hide and Seek with Icons
      • Standard Admin Pages
    • Manage Metadata
    • Highlighting Content
  • Reference
    • Assert
      • Assertions
    • Database
      • Migrate
      • TableLoad
      • Tables
        • Getting Started
        • Table Operations
        • Working with Columns
        • Working with Indexes
        • Changing Table Data
        • Interacting with the Work Queue
        • Error Info and Debugging
    • Debug
    • FilterInput
    • Highlighter
    • IPAddress
    • Jwt
      • JsonWebToken
      • KeyFactory
      • TokenFactory
      • TokenReader
    • Key
      • ArrayStorage
      • Basic
      • FileStorage
      • KeyAbstract
      • StorageInterface
    • Language
    • Metagen
      • Extracting Data
      • Applying Data
    • Module
      • Admin
      • Helper
      • Helper
        • AbstractHelper
        • Cache
        • GenericHelper
        • Permission
        • Session
    • ProxyCheck
    • Random
    • Request
    • StopWords
    • Uuid
    • Yaml
  • Credits
  • License:
  • Table of Content
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Module Admin Pages

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Last updated 7 years ago

The ModuleAdmin class made it easier to achieve a more uniform user experience in XOOPS administration. The standard features it made available gave us friendlier administration features with less code. The only problem is it has been a bit of a moving target. In the next generation, the Frameworks code disappears and Xoops\Module\Admin move the functions to core. This move also adds several improvements, but some of the 2.5.x calls are incompatible with the new version.

With XMF you can make your module's administration area code forward compatible by using the class.

    • Where are the icons?

    • menu.php icons

    • index.php conversion

    • pages.php conversion

Xmf\Module\Admin
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Standard Admin Pages