Access variables in admin/controller, from catalog/template - opencart

Admin Interface - OpenCart Documentation

Connecting the OpenCart administration. OpenCart's administration side of the store is where you can modify features, upload images, add products, keep track of customers, manage payments, and much more. Customization in the admin affects how the customer will interact with a store: by modifying the look, structure, and content of the store front.

OpenCart Documentation

The first file you make will be the controller for your module's admin interface page. OpenCart identifies existing modules automatically, simply by reading the admin/controller/module folder of your store. Any modules existing in this folder will automatically be shown on the Modules page, and on the User Permissions, page.

Loading Files - OpenCart Documentation

The OpenCart directory contains a collection of library files that can be accessed by both the admin and catalog controller files. These files are located under system/library in the root folder of the OpenCart store.

From Beginner to Advanced in OpenCart: Module Development

From Beginner to Advanced in OpenCart: Module Development. This post is part of a series called From Beginner To Advanced in OpenCart. In the previous articles, we examined the MVC architecture and created our first controller, model, and view in the OpenCart application. We did this in order to help gain a better understanding of the core ...

Custom Controllers in OpenCart 2 - Envato Tuts+

In a nutshell, when you want to create a feature that's not in the core of OpenCart and if it takes a new URL—a route in the terminology of OpenCart—you should go for a custom controller.

OpenCart Basics · opencart/opencart Wiki · GitHub

OpenCart structure is split into 2 separate applications. One is the catalog (store front) and admin (administration). Each application structure is based on the Model View Controller (MVC) paradigm and includes a shared library.

[SOLVED] Using event to change controller code - OpenCart Community

The only thing I can't figure out is how to change the data in another controller with an event.

How to call a controller from a view in opencart?

Note that calling a controller directly from a view is generally not recommended, as it violates the principles of separation of concerns and can lead to code that is difficult to maintain. Instead, you should consider using the OpenCart architecture and the MVC pattern to structure your code in a more modular and maintainable way.

opencart/upload/admin/controller/marketplace/installer.php at master ...

A free shopping cart system. OpenCart is an open source PHP-based online e-commerce solution. - opencart/opencart

OpenCart Documentation

OpenCart provides a professional and reliable foundation from which to build a successful online store. This foundation appeals to a wide variety of users; ranging from seasoned web developers looking for a user-friendly interface to use, to shop owners just launching their business online for the first time.

opencart/upload/admin/controller/common/filemanager.php at master ...

A free shopping cart system. OpenCart is an open source PHP-based online e-commerce solution. - opencart/opencart

How to Setup URL Redirects in OpenCart (With and Without Extensions)

We hope you've learned how to use redirects in OpenCart and how to still use your old URLs for new purposes. If there's something that's not clear or you need help, let us know what's wrong in the comments below!

opencart $setting variable in module controller function index ...

The settings for each one is an array such as account_module[0]['layout_id'] and account_module[0]['position']. OpenCart loads the account_module setting and unserializes the settings array, then passes each one to the controller in turn via a for loop. You can see this if you view the source of one of the positions a module can be, such as the ...

cannot trigger product controller in admin - OpenCart Community

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Remove index.php?route=common/home from OpenCart

How about replacing a link in logo with <?php echo $base; ?>. It will make a link to base domain and will remove index.php?route=common/home.