Calling a controller's method/action/function from an url

[dollarsound]

Im a newbie and i can't find the answer neither googling nor testing. 

My doubt is let's say im creating a module with this methods:

 

Class testmoduleAllproductsModuleFrontController extends ModuleFrontController

 

{

 public function init()

{

    parent::init();

}

 

public function helloworld(){

}

}

 

Can i call helloworld method of this class from a url? I mean like codeigniter you can call like /controller/action/params/, thad would be /module/testmodule/Allproducts/helloworld  or like index.php?fc=module&module=testmodule&controller=AllProducts&action=helloworld? Or everything has to happen inside init()?

 

Thanks

[vekia]

you can pass GET params in url (after "?")

then in init function you can use something like:

if (Tools::getValue('mygetparam')==1){
$this->helloworld();
}

[dollarsound]

Thanks Vekia, but what i want to achive is:

 

Class testmoduleAllproductsModuleFrontController extends ModuleFrontController

 

{

 public function init()

{

    parent::init();

}

 

public function helloworld(){

    generate an output

}

public function buyworld(){

    generate an action

}

}

 

I would like to know if it's possible in presashop to call one of these public methods directly from an url.

http://mysite.com/mycontroller/helloworld

as you can do in ror or in codeigniter not from inside the class. I dont know if im explaining myself right.

[kinetic]

Hi Dollarsound,

I'm in the same situation, how you solved?

Heeeeeeeeeeeeeelp!!!

[fdib]

Hi, sorry to bring back this old thread, but I was wondering if anyone got this issue solved?

[JD@9453]

Hi,

I am using supershop theme and want to customize order module. I want to list invoice of particular product on the same page where it shows success message for order confirmation. Please suggest how can I achieve this??

[abdess]

example: yoursite.com/test?n1=22&n2=5

 in your controller 

class TestControllerCore extends FrontController
{

public function initContent()
{
parent::initContent();


if (Tools::getValue('n1')&&Tools::getValue('n2')){
 
            $n1=Tools::getValue('n1');
            $n2=Tools::getValue('n2');
            $res=$this->add($n1,$n2);
            $this->context->smarty->assign(array('res' => $res));
            }
$this->setTemplate(_PS_THEME_DIR_.'your_template.tpl'); }

public function add($n1,$n2){
          
          return $n1+$n2;
 
    }
}

your template.tpl

<center>
{$res}
</center>

$res=27