Hello,
I created a custom product bij extending the comProduct and added 2 field as test based on the doodle product:
(public_html/core/components/miconfiguratorproducts/model/miconfiguratorproducts/miproductproduct.class.php)
<?php
global $modx;
use modmore\Commerce\Admin\Widgets\Form\SelectField;
use modmore\Commerce\Admin\Widgets\Form\TextField;
use modmore\Commerce\Admin\Widgets\Form\Tab;
if (!class_exists('comProduct')) {
/** @var Commerce $commerce */
$commerce = $modx->getService('commerce', 'Commerce', MODX_CORE_PATH . 'components/commerce/model/commerce/', []);
}
class MiProductProduct extends comProduct
{
public function getModelFields()
{
$fields = parent::getModelFields();
foreach ($fields as $idx => $field) {
// We don't need weight or weight unit on digital products.
if ($field->getName() === 'weight' || $field->getName() === 'weight_unit') {
unset($fields[$idx]);
}
}
$newFields = [];
// Add a new tab
$newFields[] = new Tab($this->commerce, [
'label' => 'Configurator fields'
]);
// Add a select field
$newFields[] = new SelectField($this->commerce, [
'label' => 'Room size',
'name' => 'properties[room_size]',
'value' => $this->getProperty('room_size'),
'options' => [
['value' => 'S', 'label' => 'Small'],
['value' => 'M', 'label' => 'Middle'],
['value' => 'L', 'label' => 'Large'],
]
]);
// Add a text field
$newFields[] = new TextField($this->commerce, [
'label' => 'M2',
'name' => 'properties[room_m2]',
'value' => $this->getProperty('room_m2'),
]);
return array_merge($fields, $newFields);
}
}
and the public_html/core/components/miconfiguratorproducts/src/Modules/MiProduct.php:
<?php
namespace miconfiguratorproducts\Modules;
use modmore\Commerce\Dispatcher\EventDispatcher;
use modmore\Commerce\Modules\BaseModule;
class MiProduct extends BaseModule
{
public function initialize(EventDispatcher $dispatcher): void
{
// Load our lexicon
$this->adapter->loadLexicon('miconfiguratorproducts:default');
// Add the xPDO package, so Commerce can detect the derivative classes
$root = dirname(__DIR__, 2);
$path = $root . '/model/';
$this->adapter->loadPackage('miconfiguratorproducts', $path);
//
// Add template path to the Commerce view
$this->commerce->view()->addTemplatesPath($root . '/templates/');
}
public function getName()
{
return 'Configurator Products';
}
public function getDescription()
{
return 'Module voor custom configurator producten.';
}
public function getAuthor(): string
{
return 'Dimitri';
}
}
Now I do get the Configurator Products in the add products puldown, and I can add one by filling the fields, and it will save, but it does not show up in the product list. It is saved in the custum database table: commerce_miproductproduct, defined in the model:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<model package="miconfiguratorproducts" baseClass="xPDO\xPDO" platform="mysql" defaultEngine="InnoDB" version="1.1">
<object class="MiProductProduct" table="commerce_miproductproduct" extends="comProduct" />
<object class="MiProductBundleProduct" table="commerce_miproductbundleproduct" extends="comBundleProduct" />
</model>
but it does no return in the list, when I manually add a product with this classKey in the mdx_commerce_miproductproduct table, it wil show that row and data, but when I edit that one in the manager (say its ID 3) the it wil save to the custom table.
Do I miss something? to let commerce know that the product is saved in a custom table?
What I actually was hoping for is that it world save the product in the default product database with a link to the extended data table for the other fields.
Getting this to work in MODx 3 was already a pain. because of the xpdo2 legacy that commerce still uses, witch makes connecting custom (modx3) xpdo3 classes impossible. As far as I can see and know.
Hope that someone sees the mistake and can help me out a bit more, to get this working properly. In the near future, We need to connect an external product database, and I am wondering it that’s even possible if I cant get this to work.