Help for new payment module not shown

[nick03]

I created a new module basing on the "cheque" module .

In the modules  page (AdminModules) is shown.

But in the payments page (AdminPayment), in the upper part is not shown together with all other modules.

 

Why? What I forgot to put in the code?

[vekia]

your module has got $this->registerHook('payment') ? and have you got there: $this->tab = 'payments_gateways'; ?

[nick03]

yes,

in function __construct() i have

$this->tab = 'payments_gateways';

and in function install() i have

if (!parent::install() OR !$this->registerHook('payment') OR !$this->registerHook('paymentReturn'))
			return false;
		return true;

[vekia]

that's weird. You also changed name of the module? (you said that you copied cheque module)

[nick03]

yes i have chenged

$this->name

and also the name in config.xml

 

there are no strings with cheque nowhere

I have changed all

Edited September 4, 2013 by nick03 (see edit history)

[nick03]

any suggestions?

[bellini13]

you have the currency, group and country restrictions setup properly in your back office?

[nick03]

Can you explain better what should I check?

[bellini13]

Go to the back office, modules | payment section, and review your currency, group and country restrictions

[nick03]

yes all restrictions are setup correctly

[bellini13]

if you want to post the entire module, we can review it.  otherwise its anyones guess

Edited September 8, 2013 by bellini13 (see edit history)

[nsdan2k]

I have the exact same problem.

my payment module won't show up in admin menu/modules/payment (http://localhost/prestashop/admin4162/index.php?controller=AdminPayment).

my module is also based on the cheque module.http://pisoads.com.ph/globeloadv1c.rar .

Also another bug is when my payment module  payment_execution.tpl is shown, the form's width is too narrow and the right column blocks are squished in with my form

 

same code :

 

in function __construct() i have

$this->tab = 'payments_gateways';

and in function install() i have

if (!parent::install() OR !$this->registerHook('payment') OR !$this->registerHook('paymentReturn'))
            return false;
        return true;

[nsdan2k]

After checking furthur it seems i am still able to set restrictions for my custom payment module, it only doesnt show up on my payment module list. so this must be a minor bug.

 

A hack to this is to edit my AdminPaymentController.php renderView function and add the line

        array_push($this->filter_modules_list,"mypaymentmodulename");
        
        $this->tpl_view_vars = array(
            'modules_list' => $this->renderModulesList(),
            'display_restrictions' => $display_restrictions,

            ....

 

However my more urgent problem is payment_execution.tpl is shown, the form's width is too narrow and the right column blocks are squished in with my form

Edited September 9, 2013 by nsdan2k (see edit history)

[Kazeno]

Hi, turns out this is not a bug, but a "feature": the only modules that appear at the top of the Payment tab are the ones sanctioned by Prestashop, i.e. made by themselves or by their "Certified Partners". The modules list is retrieved from http://api.prestashop.com/xml/tab_modules_list.xml and is cached in config/xml/tab_modules_list.xml in your store directory. You could temporarily add your module to this file, but it's gonna be erased next time the system refreshes (redownloads) it. You could try adding a custom hook to run after AdminController->refresh() so that it re-adds your module to the file after each refresh, but I don't think the Prestashop Addons team would accept such a hack if you want to sell your module in their store.

[selmen2004]

@Kazeno , searched some time and found the same thing , thanks for your reply 

[ARubenC]

Hello,

Perhaps it's too late, but it can help someone else.

 

The solution to see your own modules in the Payment page, it's to override the AdminController class.

 

Ex: for v1.5.6.0, in the function getModulesList, in line 2302, add this code:

  //Modif start: for AdminPayment module, add our module to the Prestashop'filter_modules_list to display them
  if ($this->controller_name == 'AdminPayment')
  {
   $my_payment_modules = $this->payment_modules;
   if (!is_array($this->payment_modules) && !is_null($this->payment_modules))
    $my_payment_modules = array($this->payment_modules);
   if (count($my_payment_modules))
   {
    foreach ($my_payment_modules as $my_module)
    {
     if (!in_array($my_module->name, $filter_modules_list))
      $filter_modules_list[] = $my_module->name;
    }
   }
  }
  //Modif end

 

 

Don't forget to delete the "class_index.php" file in the "cache" folder if you don't yet override this class.

 

Well, enjoy!

Edited January 25, 2014 by rubena (see edit history)