add new button and new view to control panel

Hi,

I need your help.
When I access to control panel I have this:

1. A NEW BOTTOM LIKE THESE
2. A NEW VIEW WHERE WILL BE APEAR THE NEW INFORMATION THAT I WAN'T

Hummm, i understood about the button, and PHP development skills isn't a problem for me too, but I don't understood if it's possible to create a new view in hikashop, like for example "address/address.php".
Isn't possible to do that without compromise the core of your hikashop component?
For example, with some override to don't compromisse.

How can I reorder all of this items?

rfernandes wrote: How can I reorder all of this items?

function onUserAccountDisplay(&$buttons)
{
	$buttons['YOUR_NEW_BUTTON']['link']           = 'new link';
	$buttons['YOUR_NEW_BUTTON']['level']          = 0;
	$buttons['YOUR_NEW_BUTTON']['image']          = 'ICON_NAME';
	$buttons['YOUR_NEW_BUTTON']['text']           = 'BUTTON_NAME';
	$buttons['YOUR_NEW_BUTTON']['description']    = 'BUTTON_DESCRIPTION';

	$cont = 0;
	$sort = array();
	
	foreach($buttons as $key => $val)
	{
		switch ($key)
		{
			case '0':
				$cont = 0;
			break;
		
			case 'YOUR_NEW_BUTTON':
				$cont = 1;
			break;
		
			case 'address':
				$cont = 2;
			break;
		
			case 'order':
				$cont = 3;
			break;
		
			case 'cart':
				$cont = 4;
			break;
		
			case 'wishlist':
				$cont = 5;
			break;
		
			case 'download':
				$cont = 6;
			break;
		}                  
		$sort['order'][$key] = $cont;
		$sort['level'][$key] = $val['level'];
	}
	array_multisort($sort['level'], SORT_ASC, $sort['order'], SORT_ASC, $buttons);    
}

Hi,

Once you have created the new button, you can redirect to the page you want, not necessarily an HikaShop page.
So I think that the easiest way will be to create a joomla article as Nicolas said, and thanks to the "sorcerer" extension add php code to load all the desired data, and display the informations as you want.

The problem when creating a view is to call it, it require an entry in the controller, etc, so core files.

You can re-order the entries by editig the view "user / cpanel", simply reorder before the foreach.
For the entries added by plugins, they will be after the other entries, and their ordering is based on the order of the plugins.

Hi Xavier,

Thanks for your help.
Works great like you said.
Isn't a solution that I have planed but works great.
I have create a new option button in a control panel with a code that I have put here before and after that I have developed a new module with all what I wan't and after that I called this module inside a article.
Put some inline css to hide all edit options of the article page and block all changes in this pages to prevent some damage maked from another users and works great.

Thanks for your help.