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== Add your own setup page (optional) ==

== Add your own setup page (optional) ==

'''When''': If your module need to ask user several parameters.

'''When''': If your module needs parameters, which are to be provided by the user, for proper setting up of the module.

=== Create your page to edit parameters ===

=== Create your page to edit parameters ===

If your module need several parameters to be setup, you must create a page to edit options (these options will be saved in the [[Table llx_const|table '''llx_const''']]).

If your module needs several parameters to be setup, you must create a page to edit options (these options will be saved in the [[Table llx_const|table '''llx_const''']]).

Create a page named '''mymodule_setuppage.php''' that shows a form for possible options to update them into the above mentioned table.

Create a page named '''mymodule_setuppage.php''' that shows a form for possible options to update them into the above mentioned table.

It is necessary to take an example from a page of the directory '''/admin''' that will show you the way to read/save your parameters.

It is necessary to take an example from a page of the directory '''/admin''' that will show you the way to read/save your parameters.

Put this PHP page into the directory '''/admin''' of your module (e.g. mymodule/admin/mymodule_setuppage.php).

Put this PHP page into the directory '''/admin''' of your module (e.g. mymodule/admin/mymodule_setuppage.php).

Then, within the descriptor file of your module, modify the variable config_page_url to set name of this PHP page (without the path, which is not necesary if the page is inside directory admin).

Then, within the descriptor file of your module, modify the variable config_page_url to set name of this PHP page (without the path, which is not necesary if the page is inside directory admin).

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