Override existing admin page template

[cikcak]

Hey,

 

I cant figure out how to use this in my module. I would like to override or add additional block in orders/_product_line.tpl.

 

Im looking at prestashop documentation: Using helpers to overload a back-office template ,but how to use this??

 

{extends file="helpers/options/options.tpl"} 
{block name="after"}    <p style="color:red;text-align:center;">Block after : add a text after the form</p>{/block}
 

• override/controllers/admin/templates/orders/: overloading folder for templates that already exist in admin/themes/default/template/controllers/orders/

So I should put _product_line.tpl file in modules/mymodule/override/controllers/admin/templates/orders/ with only this code , but what exactly I must extends? {extends file="_product_line.tpl"} ?

 

I have tried to copy a orginal _product_line.tpl file add manually code to file and put it to: mymodule/override/controllers/admin/templates/orders but nothing..

 

Ech, I really need to solve this. Thanks for any help or code example, advice.

 

Best regards!

Edited March 4, 2015 by cikcak (see edit history)

[Hasher]

Have someone figured it out?

[doekia]

Your module need not to override thru the override folder.

Your module define its own views/admin/... structure and extends or superceed the native template...

Within your controller you just access your template first

[Hasher]

Thank you for clarifying that.

 

Suppose I'd like to override:

presta\admin1234\themes\default\template\helpers\list\list_footer.tpl

I've moved my list_footer.tpl to:

modules\[my_module]\views\templates\admin\helpers\

and installed my module, but nothing changes. What did I do wrong?

 

My mistake, I've discovered here the list_footer.tpl should be placed in:

modules\[my_module]\views\template\admin\_configure\helpers\list\

but after reinstalling the module still no changes ;/

Edited March 5, 2015 by Hasher (see edit history)

[doekia]

Well I am confused ... dont you need some controller to "energize" your changes?

I mean you plan to add something on the page this something need data? where they come from?

 

If all you need is some design changes, you don't need a odule at all and in that case, yes you override the admin theme thru the override folder

[Hasher]

Yes, at the moment all I need is add some minor design changes, but I need to wrap it up in a module (manager's idea, can't change that).

How can I do it?