### Install Shopaholic Plugin via Artisan

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/README.md

Installs the required Toolbox plugin and the Shopaholic plugin using Laravel's Artisan CLI. This is the fastest and recommended method for getting started with the plugin.

```bash
php artisan plugin:install lovata.toolbox
php artisan plugin:install lovata.shopaholic
```

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### Install Shopaholic Plugin via Composer

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/README.md

Installs the Shopaholic plugin and its dependency (Toolbox plugin) using Composer, followed by an October CMS update command. This method is not recommended due to potential collisions with plugin updates.

```shell
composer require lovata/oc-toolbox-plugin
composer require lovata/oc-shopaholic-plugin
php artisan october:up
```

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### Check Plugin Availability (PHP)

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/widgets/importfromcsv/partials/_widget.htm

Checks if the 'Lovata.PropertiesShopaholic' plugin is installed and active. This is useful for conditional logic based on plugin availability. Requires the `Backend` facade.

```PHP
<?php
hasPlugin('Lovata.PropertiesShopaholic');
?>
```

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### Check Plugin Availability

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/products/import.htm

Checks if a specific plugin is installed and active using a conditional statement. This is crucial for ensuring compatibility and enabling features conditionally.

```php
if (hasPlugin('Lovata.PropertiesShopaholic')) {
  // Plugin is available
}
```

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### Check Plugin Availability

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/offers/import.htm

Checks if a specific plugin is installed and active using a conditional statement. This is crucial for ensuring compatibility and enabling features conditionally.

```php
if (hasPlugin('Lovata.PropertiesShopaholic')) {
  // Plugin is available
}
```

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### Check Shopaholic Plugin

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/widgets/importfromxml/partials/_widget.htm

Verifies if a specific Shopaholic plugin is installed and active. This function is crucial for ensuring compatibility and proper execution of Shopaholic-related features.

```PHP
<?php

hasPlugin('Lovata.PropertiesShopaholic');
?>
```

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### Iterate Price Types in OC Shopaholic Plugin

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/views/offer_price_list.htm

This snippet demonstrates how to fetch a list of price types using a 'get()' method, check if the list is populated, and then loop through each price type to display its 'name'. It includes conditional logic to prevent errors when the list is empty.

```php
get();
if ($obPriceTypeList->isNotEmpty()) {
    foreach ($obPriceTypeList as $obPriceType) {
        // Assuming 'name' is a property or key of $obPriceType
        echo $obPriceType->name; // or echo $obPriceType['name'];
    }
}
```

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### Generate URL for Promo Block Creation (PHP)

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/promoblocks/_list_toolbar.htm

Generates a backend URL for creating promo blocks within the Shopaholic plugin. This snippet utilizes the Backend helper class to construct the appropriate URL.

```php
<?= Backend::url('lovata/shopaholic/promoblocks/create') ?>
```

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### Generate URL for Promo Block Reordering (PHP)

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/promoblocks/_list_toolbar.htm

Generates a backend URL for reordering promo blocks within the Shopaholic plugin. This snippet utilizes the Backend helper class to construct the appropriate URL.

```php
<?= Backend::url('lovata/shopaholic/promoblocks/reorder') ?>
```

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### Generate Backend URL

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/products/create.htm

This snippet demonstrates how to generate a backend URL using the `Backend::url()` helper function. It constructs a URL pointing to the 'products' section within the 'lovata/shopaholic' module. This is typically used for creating navigation links or resource URLs within a backend administration panel.

```php
<?= Backend::url('lovata/shopaholic/products') ?>
```

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### Generate Backend URL

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/offers/create.htm

This snippet demonstrates how to generate a backend URL using the `Backend::url()` helper function. It constructs a URL pointing to the 'products' section within the 'lovata/shopaholic' module. This is typically used for creating navigation links or resource URLs within a backend administration panel.

```php
<?= Backend::url('lovata/shopaholic/products') ?>
```

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### Generate Backend URL and Fire Event

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/measures/_list_toolbar.htm

This snippet demonstrates how to generate a backend URL for a specific route ('lovata/shopaholic/measures/create') using a framework helper and then fire a custom backend event ('lovata.backend.extend_list_toolbar') with context.

```PHP
[](<?= Backend::url('lovata/shopaholic/measures/create') ?>)fireViewEvent('lovata.backend.extend_list_toolbar', [$this]) ?>
```

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### Generate Backend URL

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/products/update.htm

This snippet demonstrates how to generate a backend URL using the `Backend::url()` helper function. It constructs a URL pointing to the 'products' section within the 'lovata/shopaholic' module. This is typically used for creating navigation links or resource URLs within a backend administration panel.

```php
<?= Backend::url('lovata/shopaholic/products') ?>
```

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### Generate Backend URLs

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/products/_list_toolbar.htm

Generates backend URLs for specific plugin actions like creating or importing products and offers. These are typically used within links or navigation elements.

```php
<?= Backend::url('lovata/shopaholic/products/create') ?>
<?= Backend::url('lovata/shopaholic/products/import') ?>
<?= Backend::url('lovata/shopaholic/offers/import') ?>
```

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### Generate Backend URL for Pricetypes Create

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/pricetypes/_list_toolbar.htm

Generates a backend URL for the 'create' action within the pricetypes module. This is typically used for creating links to specific backend pages.

```php
<?= Backend::url('lovata/shopaholic/pricetypes/create') ?>
```

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### Generate Backend Import URLs (PHP)

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/widgets/importfromcsv/partials/_widget.htm

Generates backend URLs for various import functionalities within the Shopaholic plugin. These are typically used in navigation or links. Requires the `Backend` facade and specific route parameters.

```PHP
<?php
// Link to product import
Backend::url('lovata/shopaholic/products/import');

// Link to offer import
Backend::url('lovata/shopaholic/offers/import');

// Link to category import
Backend::url('lovata/shopaholic/categories/import');

// Link to brand import
Backend::url('lovata/shopaholic/brands/import');

// Link to properties import
Backend::url('lovata/propertiesshopaholic/properties/import');
?>
```

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### Generate Backend URLs for Shopaholic Currencies

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/currencies/_list_toolbar.htm

Generates backend URLs for creating and reordering currencies within the Shopaholic plugin. These URLs are typically used to link to specific backend actions or pages, leveraging the `Backend::url` helper.

```PHP
<?= Backend::url('lovata/shopaholic/currencies/create') ?>
```

```PHP
<?= Backend::url('lovata/shopaholic/currencies/reorder') ?>
```

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### Generate Backend URLs with Shopaholic Plugin

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/taxes/_list_toolbar.htm

Demonstrates how to generate backend URLs for specific actions like creating or reordering taxes within the Shopaholic plugin. This typically uses a backend helper function to construct routes.

```PHP
<?= Backend::url('lovata/shopaholic/taxes/create') ?>
```

```PHP
<?= Backend::url('lovata/shopaholic/taxes/reorder') ?>
```

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### Generate Product List URL

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/offers/update.htm

Generates a backend URL to the main product listing page within the Shopaholic plugin. This snippet is commonly used for navigation links.

```php
[](<?= Backend::url('lovata/shopaholic/products') ?>)
```

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### Generate Backend URL

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/measures/create.htm

Generates a backend URL for the 'measures' section within the Shopaholic plugin. This snippet demonstrates how to construct dynamic URLs for navigation or resource linking in the backend interface.

```php
<?= Backend::url('lovata/shopaholic/measures') ?>
```

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### Render Form

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/offers/update.htm

Executes a function to render a form, likely within a backend interface. This is a standard method call for displaying user input forms.

```php
formRender() ?>
```

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### PHP Relation Rendering

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/taxes/_state.htm

Demonstrates rendering a relation state using the `relationRender` function in PHP. This function likely handles the display logic for relation states within the OC Shopaholic plugin.

```PHP
relationRender('state') ?>
```

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### Fire Extend List Toolbar Event (PHP)

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/promoblocks/_list_toolbar.htm

Fires a custom view event named 'lovata.backend.extend_list_toolbar'. This event is typically used to extend the toolbar functionality in backend lists, passing the current object context.

```php
fireViewEvent('lovata.backend.extend_list_toolbar', [$this])
```

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### Generate Backend URL

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/measures/update.htm

Generates a backend URL for the 'measures' section within the Shopaholic plugin. This snippet demonstrates how to construct dynamic URLs for navigation or resource linking in the backend interface.

```php
<?= Backend::url('lovata/shopaholic/measures') ?>
```

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### Generate Backend URL for Categories

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/categories/create.htm

This snippet demonstrates how to generate a backend URL for the 'categories' section within the Shopaholic plugin using the Backend helper. It's typically used for creating navigation links or internal routing.

```php
[](<?= Backend::url('lovata/shopaholic/categories') ?>)
```

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### Handling Fatal Errors

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/categories/create.htm

This snippet illustrates how fatal errors might be handled or displayed within the plugin's backend. It suggests a mechanism for error reporting or fallback rendering.

```php
fatalError): ?> 'layout'] ) ?>
```

```php
fatalError)) ?>
```

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### Form Rendering Function

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/categories/create.htm

This snippet shows the usage of a 'formRender()' function, likely part of a backend form builder or rendering system. It's responsible for outputting the HTML structure of a form.

```php
formRender() ?>
```

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### Generate Shopaholic Backend URL

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/currencies/reorder.htm

Generates a backend URL for the 'currencies' section of the Shopaholic plugin. This snippet utilizes a framework's URL helper function to construct the path, ensuring proper routing within the application.

```PHP
<?= Backend::url('lovata/shopaholic/currencies') ?>
```

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### Handling Fatal Errors

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/categories/update.htm

This snippet illustrates how fatal errors might be handled or displayed within the plugin's backend. It suggests a mechanism for error reporting or fallback rendering.

```php
fatalError): ?> 'layout'] ) ?>
```

```php
fatalError)) ?>
```

--------------------------------

### Generate Backend URL

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/categories/preview.htm

This snippet demonstrates how to generate a backend URL for the 'categories' route within the Shopaholic plugin using the `Backend::url()` helper. It's typically used in templates or controllers to create navigation links.

```php
<?= Backend::url('lovata/shopaholic/categories') ?>
```

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### Page Title Placeholder

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/categories/import.htm

A placeholder snippet for setting or retrieving a page title. The exact context and functionality depend on the surrounding code, but it indicates a dynamic title assignment.

```php
pageTitle) ?>
```

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### Generate Shopaholic Backend URL

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/products/preview.htm

Generates a backend URL for the 'products' route within the Shopaholic plugin. This snippet utilizes PHP short echo tags and a static method call to construct the URL dynamically.

```PHP
<?= Backend::url('lovata/shopaholic/products') ?>
```

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### Render Relation in OC Shopaholic

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/products/_offer.htm

This snippet demonstrates how to render a specific relation, likely for display or processing within the OC Shopaholic plugin. It calls the `relationRender` function with the argument 'offer'.

```PHP
relationRender('offer')
?>
```

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### Generate Backend URL with Shopaholic

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/brands/preview.htm

Generates a backend URL for the 'brands' section within the Shopaholic plugin using the `Backend::url` helper. This is useful for creating navigation links or resource URLs within the admin interface.

```PHP
[](<?= Backend::url('lovata/shopaholic/brands') ?>)
```

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### Generate Product Update URL

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/offers/update.htm

Generates a backend URL to update a specific product, including the product ID. This is used for creating links to edit individual product entries.

```php
[name ?>](<?= Backend::url('lovata/shopaholic/products/update/'.$obProduct->id) ?>)
```

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### Generate Backend URL for Categories

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/categories/update.htm

This snippet demonstrates how to generate a backend URL for the 'categories' section within the Shopaholic plugin using the Backend helper. It's typically used for creating navigation links or internal routing.

```php
[](<?= Backend::url('lovata/shopaholic/categories') ?>)
```

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### Form Rendering Function

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/categories/update.htm

This snippet shows the usage of a 'formRender()' function, likely part of a backend form builder or rendering system. It's responsible for outputting the HTML structure of a form.

```php
formRender() ?>
```

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### Generate Backend URL for Pricetypes Reorder

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/pricetypes/_list_toolbar.htm

Generates a backend URL for the 'reorder' action within the pricetypes module. This is useful for creating links to pages where items can be reordered.

```php
<?= Backend::url('lovata/shopaholic/pricetypes/reorder') ?>
```

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### Render Form Preview in PHP

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/brands/preview.htm

Calls a method named `formRenderPreview` which is likely responsible for rendering a preview of a form within the application's backend or frontend.

```PHP
formRenderPreview() ?>
```

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### Import Render Function Call

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/categories/import.htm

A snippet demonstrating a call to an 'importRender' function. This is likely used to render a specific component, view, or template within the application's rendering engine.

```php
importRender() ?>
```

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### Generate Shopaholic Backend URL

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/offers/preview.htm

Generates a backend URL for the 'products' route within the Shopaholic plugin. This snippet utilizes PHP short echo tags and a static method call to construct the URL dynamically.

```PHP
<?= Backend::url('lovata/shopaholic/products') ?>
```

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### Generate Backend URL

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/categories/reorder.htm

Generates a backend URL for a specific route within the application. This snippet uses a framework-specific helper function to construct the URL.

```php
Backend::url('lovata/shopaholic/categories')
```

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### Fire Extend List Toolbar Event

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/brands/_list_toolbar.htm

Fires a custom view event named 'lovata.backend.extend_list_toolbar'. This event is used to extend the toolbar functionality of list views, likely passing the current object context.

```php
fireViewEvent('lovata.backend.extend_list_toolbar', [$this])
```

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### Template Variable Output

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/products/import.htm

Demonstrates outputting template variables or data within a PHP-based templating system. These snippets are typically used to display dynamic content.

```php
pageTitle) ?>
'layout']) ?>
importRender() ?>
```

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### Access Page Title Variable

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/brands/preview.htm

Retrieves the value of a page title variable, likely used for setting the document's title or a heading. Assumes the variable is already defined in the current scope.

```PHP
pageTitle) ?>
```

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### Render Form

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/products/create.htm

This snippet shows a call to a `formRender()` method. This method is likely responsible for rendering a form element or a complete form structure within the application's view or controller logic. It abstracts the complexity of form generation.

```php
formRender()
```

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### Template Variable Output

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/offers/import.htm

Demonstrates outputting template variables or data within a PHP-based templating system. These snippets are typically used to display dynamic content.

```php
pageTitle) ?>
'layout']) ?>
importRender() ?>
```

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### Handle Fatal Error Display

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/offers/update.htm

A PHP snippet likely used to display or check for a fatal error condition. The exact context depends on the surrounding code, but it suggests error reporting or handling.

```php
fatalError): ?>
  // Error handling logic
<?php endif; ?>
```

```php
fatalError)) ?>
```

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### Fire Backend Extend List Toolbar Event

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/pricetypes/_list_toolbar.htm

Fires a custom event named 'lovata.backend.extend_list_toolbar'. This event is likely used to extend or modify the toolbar of a backend list view, passing the current controller instance.

```php
fireViewEvent('lovata.backend.extend_list_toolbar', [$this])
```

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### Render Form

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/offers/create.htm

This snippet shows a call to a `formRender()` method. This method is likely responsible for rendering a form element or a complete form structure within the application's view or controller logic. It abstracts the complexity of form generation.

```php
formRender()
```

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### Layout Configuration Snippet

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/categories/import.htm

A fragment that appears to be part of a layout configuration or assignment. The square bracket and closing parenthesis suggest it's within a larger array or object structure.

```php
'layout']) ?>
```

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### Shopaholic Category Backend URLs

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/categories/_list_toolbar.htm

Generates backend URLs for managing Shopaholic plugin categories. These are typically used to create links to specific actions within the backend interface.

```php
<?= Backend::url('lovata/shopaholic/categories/create') ?>
```

```php
<?= Backend::url('lovata/shopaholic/categories/reorder') ?>
```

```php
<?= Backend::url('lovata/shopaholic/categories/import') ?>
```

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### Generate Backend URL in PHP

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/taxes/reorder.htm

Demonstrates generating a backend URL for a specific route using the Backend::url() helper function. This is useful for creating navigation links or resource URLs within the plugin's administrative interface.

```php
[](<?= Backend::url('lovata/shopaholic/taxes') ?>)
```

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### Fire Shopaholic Backend List Toolbar Event

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/currencies/_list_toolbar.htm

Triggers a custom event named 'lovata.backend.extend_list_toolbar' which can be used to extend or modify the list toolbar in the Shopaholic backend interface. It passes the current controller instance as a parameter.

```JavaScript
fireViewEvent('lovata.backend.extend_list_toolbar', [$this])
```

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### Generate Backend URL

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/categories/import.htm

Generates a backend URL for a specific route within the Shopaholic plugin. This snippet uses a helper function to construct the URL, likely for navigation or linking to specific plugin sections.

```php
<?= Backend::url('lovata/shopaholic/categories') ?>
```

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### PHP listRender Function Call

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/products/index.htm

This snippet shows a call to the `listRender()` function in PHP, commonly used in web development frameworks to display lists of data. It's a simple invocation, implying the function handles its own logic and output. The `?>` tag indicates the end of a PHP block.

```PHP
listRender() ?>

```

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### PHP listRender Function Call

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/taxes/index.htm

This snippet shows a call to the `listRender()` function in PHP, commonly used in web development frameworks to display lists of data. It's a simple invocation, implying the function handles its own logic and output. The `?>` tag indicates the end of a PHP block.

```PHP
listRender() ?>

```

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### Render Form

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/products/update.htm

This snippet shows a call to a `formRender()` method. This method is likely responsible for rendering a form element or a complete form structure within the application's view or controller logic. It abstracts the complexity of form generation.

```php
formRender()
```

--------------------------------

### PHP listRender Function Call

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/brands/index.htm

This snippet shows a call to the `listRender()` function in PHP, commonly used in web development frameworks to display lists of data. It's a simple invocation, implying the function handles its own logic and output. The `?>` tag indicates the end of a PHP block.

```PHP
listRender() ?>

```

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### PHP listRender Function Call

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/categories/index.htm

This snippet shows a call to the `listRender()` function in PHP, commonly used in web development frameworks to display lists of data. It's a simple invocation, implying the function handles its own logic and output. The `?>` tag indicates the end of a PHP block.

```PHP
listRender() ?>

```

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### PHP listRender Function Call

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/promoblocks/index.htm

This snippet shows a call to the `listRender()` function in PHP, commonly used in web development frameworks to display lists of data. It's a simple invocation, implying the function handles its own logic and output. The `?>` tag indicates the end of a PHP block.

```PHP
listRender() ?>

```

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### Trigger Backend List Toolbar Event

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/products/_list_toolbar.htm

Fires a custom view event named 'lovata.backend.extend_list_toolbar'. This is commonly used to extend or modify the toolbar of a backend list view, passing the current object context.

```javascript
fireViewEvent('lovata.backend.extend_list_toolbar', [$this])
```

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### PHP listRender Function Call

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/measures/index.htm

This snippet shows a call to the `listRender()` function in PHP, commonly used in web development frameworks to display lists of data. It's a simple invocation, implying the function handles its own logic and output. The `?>` tag indicates the end of a PHP block.

```PHP
listRender() ?>

```

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### Product Data Check and Assignment

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/offers/update.htm

Checks if a product object is available from the form model and assigns it to a variable. This is a common pattern for conditional rendering or data processing in PHP frameworks.

```php
<?php if ($obProduct = $formModel->product) { ?>
  // Product data is available
<?php } ?>
```

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### Render Product Relation

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/promoblocks/_product.htm

This snippet demonstrates how to render a product relation using the custom `relationRender` function. It's typically used within the plugin's templates or controllers to display related product information. The function likely takes a string identifier for the type of relation to render.

```PHP
relationRender('product')
?>
```

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### PHP listRender Function Call

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/currencies/index.htm

This snippet shows a call to the `listRender()` function in PHP, commonly used in web development frameworks to display lists of data. It's a simple invocation, implying the function handles its own logic and output. The `?>` tag indicates the end of a PHP block.

```PHP
listRender() ?>

```

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### Generate Backend URL

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/products/import.htm

Generates a backend URL for a specific route within the Shopaholic plugin. This snippet is useful for creating navigation links or API endpoints.

```php
[](<?= Backend::url('lovata/shopaholic/products') ?>)
```

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### Generate Brand Reorder URL

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/brands/_list_toolbar.htm

Generates a backend URL for reordering brands within the Shopaholic plugin. This is useful for creating links to pages that manage the display order of brands.

```php
<?= Backend::url('lovata/shopaholic/brands/reorder') ?>
```

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### Render Reorder Functionality

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/currencies/reorder.htm

This snippet represents a call to a 'reorderRender' function, likely used to display or manage reorderable elements within the Shopaholic plugin's backend interface. It's a placeholder for rendering specific UI components.

```PHP
reorderRender() ?>
```

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### PHP listRender Function Call

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/pricetypes/index.htm

This snippet shows a call to the `listRender()` function in PHP, commonly used in web development frameworks to display lists of data. It's a simple invocation, implying the function handles its own logic and output. The `?>` tag indicates the end of a PHP block.

```PHP
listRender() ?>

```

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### Generate Backend URL

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/offers/import.htm

Generates a backend URL for a specific route within the Shopaholic plugin. This snippet is useful for creating navigation links or API endpoints.

```php
[](<?= Backend::url('lovata/shopaholic/products') ?>)
```

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### Generate Brand Import URL

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/brands/_list_toolbar.htm

Generates a backend URL for importing brands into the Shopaholic plugin. This function is used to create links to the brand import interface.

```php
<?= Backend::url('lovata/shopaholic/brands/import') ?>
```

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### Render Product Relation

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/taxes/_product.htm

This snippet demonstrates how to render a product relation using the custom `relationRender` function. It's typically used within the plugin's templates or controllers to display related product information. The function likely takes a string identifier for the type of relation to render.

```PHP
relationRender('product')
?>
```

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### Generate Backend URL

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/brands/reorder.htm

Generates a backend URL for a specific route within the shopaholic plugin. This is typically used for creating navigation links or API endpoints.

```php
Backend::url("lovata/shopaholic/brands")
```

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### Call Reorder Render Method

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/categories/reorder.htm

Invokes a method named 'reorderRender' on the current object or context. This method likely handles the rendering logic for reordering items.

```php
reorderRender()
```

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### Render Reorder Functionality

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/brands/reorder.htm

Executes a function responsible for rendering reorder functionality. This method is likely part of a class that manages the display or interaction of sortable items.

```php
reorderRender()
```

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### Fire Frontend View Event

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/taxes/_list_toolbar.htm

Triggers a custom frontend view event named 'lovata.backend.extend_list_toolbar'. This is commonly used for extending UI components or triggering actions in the JavaScript framework.

```JavaScript
fireViewEvent('lovata.backend.extend_list_toolbar', [$this])
```

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### Generate Backend URL

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/taxes/create.htm

Generates a URL for a specific backend route within the Shopaholic plugin. This is typically used in views or templates to create navigation links or resource URLs.

```PHP
<?= Backend::url('lovata/shopaholic/taxes') ?>
```

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### PHP: Render Country Relation

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/taxes/_country.htm

This snippet demonstrates calling the `relationRender` function, likely within a PHP templating context, to display data associated with a 'country'. It assumes the `relationRender` function is available and correctly configured to process the 'country' argument and render the corresponding output. The `?>` indicates the end of a PHP block.

```PHP
relationRender('country')
?>
```

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### Generate Brand Create URL

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/brands/_list_toolbar.htm

Generates a backend URL for creating a new brand within the Shopaholic plugin. This function is typically used within a templating engine to create navigation links or buttons.

```php
<?= Backend::url('lovata/shopaholic/brands/create') ?>
```

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### Generate Backend URL

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/taxes/update.htm

Generates a URL for a specific backend route within the Shopaholic plugin. This is typically used in views or templates to create navigation links or resource URLs.

```PHP
<?= Backend::url('lovata/shopaholic/taxes') ?>
```

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### Call Reorder Render Method in PHP

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/taxes/reorder.htm

Illustrates calling a method named 'reorderRender' in PHP. This method likely handles the rendering logic for reordering items or data within the plugin's interface.

```php
reorderRender() ?>
```

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### Access Page Title Variable

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/categories/reorder.htm

Accesses a variable named 'pageTitle' within the current rendering context. This is typically used to set or display the title of a page.

```php
pageTitle
```

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### Render Category Relation in PHP

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/taxes/_category.htm

This snippet demonstrates how to invoke the `relationRender` function, likely a custom helper within the OC Shopaholic plugin, to display category-specific data. It takes a string argument, 'category', to specify the type of relation to be rendered. The output depends on the implementation of the `relationRender` function.

```PHP
relationRender('category') ?>
```

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### Access Page Title Variable in PHP

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/taxes/reorder.htm

Shows how to output a dynamic page title variable within a PHP context. This is typically used to set the browser tab title or a main heading on a page.

```php
pageTitle) ?>
```

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### Trigger Shopaholic List Toolbar Event

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/categories/_list_toolbar.htm

Triggers a custom view event for the Shopaholic backend list toolbar. This allows for extending or modifying the toolbar's behavior.

```javascript
fireViewEvent('lovata.backend.extend_list_toolbar', [$this])
```

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### Handle Fatal Error in PHP

Source: https://github.com/oc-shopaholic/oc-shopaholic-plugin/blob/master/controllers/brands/preview.htm

This snippet appears to be part of an error handling mechanism, specifically catching a 'fatalError'. It's likely used within a try-catch block or an error handler to manage unexpected issues.

```PHP
fatalError): ?>
```

```PHP
fatalError) ?>
```

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