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In your system.xml replace this <tab>HelloWorldMVVM</tab> with this <tab>Pulsestorm</tab>

<method>convertCustomValues</method> </easylife> </observers> </adminhtml_catalog_product_edit_prepare_form> </events> </adminhtml … custom.phtml'); //set a template } public function render(Varien_Data_Form_Element_Abstract $element) { $this->setElement($element); return $this->toHtml(); } } app/design/adminhtml …

This should give you what you need: Mage::getModel('catalog/product')->getDefaultAttributeSetId(); Additional info: The default attribute set id is stored in the table eav_entity_type for each enti …

This should be the block: {Namespace}/{Module}/Block/Adminhtml/{Entity}.php. … ()->createBlock('adminhtml/widget_button') //create the add button ->setData(array( 'label' => Mage::helper('adminhtml')->__('Add'), 'onclick' => "setLocation('". …

<settings> was introduced in version 2.2 and it serves only the purpose to have the ui components config files more readable and get autocomplete when defining something. Basically what you add ins …

> <rewrite> <sales_order_view>CPT_TCS_Block_Adminhtml_Sales_Order_View</sales_order_view> </rewrite> </adminhtml> </blocks> </global> </config> Alternative You don't need … Under the <global> tag add this: <models> <cpttcs> <class>CPT_TCS_Model</class> </cpttcs> </models> Then create the observer class CTP/TCS/Model/Adminhtml/Observer.php <? …

Add this above your column defnition: $weight = Mage::getModel('eav/config')->getAttribute('catalog_product', 'custom_weight'); $options = $weight->getSource()->getAllOptions(false); $weights = array …

When defining a form element you have the option of specifying after_element_html. what you put there will be shown after the element itself. Here is an example: $fieldset->addField('some_field', 'te …

Add the following to your config.xml file inside the <adminhtml> tag. <events> <core_block_abstract_prepare_layout_after> <! … = '-1') { $post = Mage::helper('adminhtml/js')->decodeGridSerializedInput($post); $product = Mage::registry('product'); $articleProduct = Mage::getResourceSingleton( …

I've been wondering the same thing for a while. Here is my conclusion: This is just an other unfinished Magento feature like there are others (see the <layout version="0.1.0"> discussion for example). …

There is no special event for saving the product from the admin interface, but you can use the general catalog_product_save_after and add a constraint to it based on the request. Something like this: …

To get the url for your page (including the key) you need to call this Mage::helper('adminhtml')->getUrl('adminhtml/framexport/index'). …

The value of your column is not joined automatically to the collection listed in the grid. The collection listed in the grid is an instance of Mage_Review_Model_Resource_Review_Product_Collection. You …

can declare buttons inside the <argument name="data" xsi:type="array"> tag as this <item name="buttons" xsi:type="array"> <item name="back" xsi:type="string">[Namespace]\[Module]\Block\Adminhtml … \Button\Back</item> <item name="delete" xsi:type="string">[Namespace]\[Module]\Block\Adminhtml\Button\Delete</item> <item name="save" xsi:type="string">[Namespace]\[Module]\Block\Adminhtml …

This is somehow a feature. Here is how addError, addSuccess, addNotice, addWarning work. The message you give as a parameter for those methods are added to the session. when a page is viewed, Magento …