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  1. It's the name of the array generated when submitting the ajax. From what I saw it removes uses the table identifier as the base, but removing the 'id_' part if it exists So probably in this example his identifier was id_quicklinks, then when submitting the rows information was sent to the variable called quicklinks. Hope that helps just in case anyone have the same doubts as Sundbox
  2. Just in case this may help anyone. I've found myself in this situation too. In my case, the error was triggered because the template was not set in the initContent method from a module's FrontController. In case you're using your own FrontControllers there are two possible solutions Set the template to use by adding the $this->setTemplate('...'); to the initContent call Make the script end before reaching the end of the method (for example if it was an ajax call, where you just need to output some content). To end it you can use the keyword exit;
  3. I'm Facing the same issue in 1.7.6.2
  4. In 1.6 this worked: $helper->toolbar_btn['new'] = array( 'href' => AdminController::$currentIndex.'&configure='.$this->name.'&add'.$this->name.'&token='.Tools::getAdminTokenLite('AdminModules'), 'desc' => $this->l('Add new...') ); Maybe you can try to adapt it to your code
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