I have just created a new module using FrontAccounting 2.2.9 and this is how I did it.
This in NOT a howto just an explanation of what I have on the subject
I have excluded access levels to make it simpler
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You need to update installed_extensions.php in the root folder to let FrontAccounting know that the class exist, then you need to update each installed_extensions.php in the company folder “company\0\” and / or company in wich the module should display. The last is for display purposes and the first is for creation of the object.
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My entries were:
2 => array ( 'tab' => 'meminfo',
'path' => 'meminfo',
'active' => '1',
'type' => 'module',
'filename' => 'meminfo.php',
)
What each entry is for:
'tab' => 'meminfo'
is the name of your class but in the class it should have an additional _app
For this example
class meminfo_app extends application
'type' => 'module',
We are creating a module and not a plugin
'path' => 'meminfo',
The path in which app_file is located. It would be best to keep all your files seperate from the development files.
'filename' => 'meminfo.php',
This is the file that should contain the main class look at the applications folder for examples
The Class /meminfo/meminfo.php
This class is basically just a menu to your seperate functions
class meminfo_app extends application // Name of your class remember to add the _app
{
function meminfo_app()
// This is the constructor read about php objects for more
{
$this->application("members", _($this->help_context = "&Member Info"));
// members is the application argument in the $_GET string and "&Member
//Info" is the name of the tab
$this->add_module(_("Tester"));
// The firsgroup of links take a look in the applications folder
//for more examples
$this->add_lapp_function(0, _("Tester &Title"),
"meminfo/member_display.php", 'SA_USER_STATUS');
// A link take a look in teh applications folder for more examples
}
}
