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Creating a module starting from the j-component co 19 Jul 2012 22:29 #2830

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Hello, I need help to create a module for my part anyone have any idea how to do? I already have the component is working on this site.

www.mix7.com.br/rodrigo/index.php/afiliados

need to make a module for it someone has some type of a module created for a component developed by j-cook.pro?

if you send me please so I can make a copy of the module and adjust the way you need! Thank you for des now!

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Re: Creating a module starting from the j-component co 23 Jul 2012 10:26 #2844

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i need help!!!!

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Re: Creating a module starting from the j-component co 23 Jul 2012 10:44 #2845

Moldules are easier than you would think, and if your PHP is above average you will not have a problem

This tutorial will get you started on the basics



then follow with his second video about how to pull information from a database
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