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[1.7] Can't add jquery plugins in the new symfony powered admin pages


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Hello,

 

I am working on a module and I'm trying to add a small jquery plugin I need for the product page.

 

Using the old method

$this->context->controller->addJs()

the jquery plugins gets added BEFORE bundle.js where jquery is... well... bundled.. and the plugin can't bind to jquery before its loaded.

 

Is there some kind of method I'm not aware to add js files after bundle.js in the new symfony admin pages ?

 

 

Otherwise I am forced to inject the file with js which is not cool.

 

 

Side note: why can't we post issues on the github repo ?? Its such a shame I can't post this on github.

 

 

- mike

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Hello,

 

I am working on a module and I'm trying to add a small jquery plugin I need for the product page.

 

Using the old method

$this->context->controller->addJs()

the jquery plugins gets added BEFORE bundle.js where jquery is... well... bundled.. and the plugin can't bind to jquery before its loaded.

 

Is there some kind of method I'm not aware to add js files after bundle.js in the new symfony admin pages ?

 

 

Otherwise I am forced to inject the file with js which is not cool.

 

 

Side note: why can't we post issues on the github repo ?? Its such a shame I can't post this on github.

 

 

- mike

 

 

Hello,

 

If you try so:

 public function install() {
        parent::install();
        $this->registerHook('actionAdminControllerSetMedia');
        return true;
    }
    public function hookActionAdminControllerSetMedia($params){
        $this->registerStylesheet('module-namemodule-css','modules/namemodule/views/css/namemodule.css');
        $this->registerJavascript('module-namemodule-js','modules/namemodule/views/js/namemodule.js');
    }
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Hello,

 

If you try so:

 public function install() {
        parent::install();
        $this->registerHook('actionAdminControllerSetMedia');
        return true;
    }
    public function hookActionAdminControllerSetMedia($params){
        $this->registerStylesheet('module-namemodule-css','modules/namemodule/views/css/namemodule.css');
        $this->registerJavascript('module-namemodule-js','modules/namemodule/views/js/namemodule.js');
    }

Unfortunately in AdminController there is not registerJavascript. Only in FrontController.

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Hi everyone:

 

To BackOffice try this:

public function hookBackOfficeHeader(){    if (Tools::getValue('configure') == $this->name || Tools::getValue('module_name') == $this->name) {        $this->context->controller->addJS($this->_path.'views/js/back.js');        $this->context->controller->addCSS($this->_path.'views/css/back.css');    [spam-filter]

To FrontOffice try this:

public function hookDisplayHeader(){    if ('order' === $this->context->controller->php_self) {        $this->context->controller->registerStylesheet('modules-front', 'modules/'.$this->name.'/views/css/front.css', array('media' => 'all', 'priority' => 150));        $this->context->controller->registerJavascript('modules-front', 'modules/'.$this->name.'/views/js/front.js', array('position' => 'bottom', 'priority' => 150));    [spam-filter]

Hope this be usefull and can help you

 

Edit:

Obviously, install the hooks you need

Edited by GKentaurus (see edit history)
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Hello GKentaurus,

The problem is not that we cannot add any JS in backoffice. The problem is that we cannot add jquery plugins (actually we can add, but won't work). And this is because jQuery is loaded AFTER we add other js files. Of course, we can add it before too with $this->context->controller->addJquery(), but this won't solve the problem because jQuery will be re-initialised (because of the original way the library is loaded) and all the plugins added before that won't work.

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On 18/09/2017 at 4:59 PM, Geo Burlibasa said:

Hello GKentaurus,

The problem is not that we cannot add any JS in backoffice. The problem is that we cannot add jquery plugins (actually we can add, but won't work). And this is because jQuery is loaded AFTER we add other js files. Of course, we can add it before too with $this->context->controller->addJquery(), but this won't solve the problem because jQuery will be re-initialised (because of the original way the library is loaded) and all the plugins added before that won't work.

Did you find a solution???

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hello guys,

In your module class,  you must register this hook "actionAdminControllerSetMedia" then use it

public function install() {
	parent::install();
	$this->registerHook('actionAdminControllerSetMedia');
	return true;
}
public function hookActionAdminControllerSetMedia(){
    $this->context->controller->addJquery();
    $this->context->controller->addJS(_MODULE_DIR_.'moduleName/views/js/jsFileName.js');
}

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On 9/18/2017 at 2:38 PM, Geo Burlibasa said:

Unfortunately in AdminController there is not registerJavascript. Only in FrontController.

Like you said we're in adminController so we must use "addJS" function

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On 8/23/2017 at 3:28 PM, mike10101 said:

Hello,

 

I am working on a module and I'm trying to add a small jquery plugin I need for the product page.

 

Using the old method


$this->context->controller->addJs()

the jquery plugins Showbox jiofi.local.html tplinklogin gets added BEFORE bundle.js where jquery is... well... bundled.. and the plugin can't bind to jquery before its loaded.

 

Is there some kind of method I'm not aware to add js files after bundle.js in the new symfony admin pages ?

 

 

Otherwise I am forced to inject the file with js which is not cool.

 

 

Side note: why can't we post issues on the github repo ?? Its such a shame I can't post this on github.

 

 

- mike

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Edited by diondlemarcu (see edit history)
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