Edit super admin interface

[ahmed31916]

Hello,

How can we edit the jqadmin template for the super admin, I tried to edit the template files of the jqadmin of the myextension but it doesn't work (illogical). May we need to assign extension theme to the super admin in multi vendor marketplace?
OR maybe the super admin must have a special extension?

[aimeos]

The templates must be stored in the correct directory which is "<yourext>/templates/admin/jqadm/product/item.php" for example.

[ahmed31916]

Yes, the templates stored in "<myext>/templates/admin/jqadm/", and not rely on it.

[aimeos]

Did you create a Laravel theme extension or a standard Aimeos extension where you've stored your new template?

[peter69]

I also have the same problem. The admin templates are not overwritten.

I created Laravel theme extension, then saved the template.
"packages/<mytheme>/templates/admin/jqadm/page.php"

I commented out the html where the aimeos logo is displayed, however the template does not overwrite.

I also tried with the dashboard template:
"packages/<mytheme>/templates/admin/jqadm/dashboard/item-order-latest.php"

And it doesn't overwrite the templates either.

I cleared the cache of views, routes, config, aimeos.

I also ran

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composer dump-autoload

.

But there was no change either.

It should be noted that I have not made any changes to manifest.php. I have left it as it is by default.

[ahmed31916]

Did you create a Laravel theme extension or a standard Aimeos extension where you've stored your new template?

The extension installed is Laravel theme extension, and it working fine with client html templates, but not working in jqadm templates.

[aimeos]

The templates you store in the generated Laravel theme extensions for Aimeos are all theme specific. That means, they are only used if the theme is selected in the backend but the admin backend doesn't use different themes up to now.

The solution is to create a new Aimeos extension for the admin backend templates which is not theme specific and add the modified backend templates there or to change the manifest file of the existing theme extension and move the admin template configuration outside the theme sub-array, i.e.:

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	'template' => [
		'admin/jqadm/templates' => [
			'templates/admin/jqadm',
		],
		'admin/jsonadm/templates' => [
			'templates/admin/jsonadm',
		],
		'<your theme>' => [
			'client/jsonapi/templates' => [
				'templates/client/jsonapi',
			],
			'client/html/templates' => [
				'templates/client/html',
			],
			'controller/jobs/templates' => [
				'templates/controller/jobs',
			],
		],
	],

[ahmed31916]

Perfect

[peter69]

It worked by moving the admin template settings out of the themes subfolder sub-array.

Thank you very much!