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I want to create a new tab name as "Preference" in customer dashboard and also admin side customer edit page.
I successfully created new tab both side(means Admin and frontend).



Can any one suggest me how to create a two new field and display field in "preference tab" for both side and how i can add, edit field value.










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    I want to create a new tab name as "Preference" in customer dashboard and also admin side customer edit page.
    I successfully created new tab both side(means Admin and frontend).



    Can any one suggest me how to create a two new field and display field in "preference tab" for both side and how i can add, edit field value.










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      I want to create a new tab name as "Preference" in customer dashboard and also admin side customer edit page.
      I successfully created new tab both side(means Admin and frontend).



      Can any one suggest me how to create a two new field and display field in "preference tab" for both side and how i can add, edit field value.










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      I want to create a new tab name as "Preference" in customer dashboard and also admin side customer edit page.
      I successfully created new tab both side(means Admin and frontend).



      Can any one suggest me how to create a two new field and display field in "preference tab" for both side and how i can add, edit field value.







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          Lifted from:




          • https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5961290/adding-attributes-to-customer-entity/5962237#5962237




          This is the code for a basic int attribute with text renderer:



          $installer = $this;
          $installer->startSetup();

          $setup = new Mage_Eav_Model_Entity_Setup('core_setup');

          $entityTypeId = $setup->getEntityTypeId('customer');
          $attributeSetId = $setup->getDefaultAttributeSetId($entityTypeId);
          $attributeGroupId = $setup->getDefaultAttributeGroupId($entityTypeId, $attributeSetId);

          $setup->addAttribute('customer', 'your_attribute_code_here', array(
          'input' => 'text',
          'type' => 'int',
          'label' => 'Some textual description',
          'visible' => 1,
          'required' => 0,
          'user_defined' => 1,
          ));

          $setup->addAttributeToGroup(
          $entityTypeId,
          $attributeSetId,
          $attributeGroupId,
          'your_attribute_code_here',
          '999' //sort_order
          );

          $oAttribute = Mage::getSingleton('eav/config')->getAttribute('customer', 'your_attribute_code_here');
          $oAttribute->setData('used_in_forms', array('adminhtml_customer'));
          $oAttribute->save();

          $setup->endSetup();


          The unusual step for adding attributes is the setData('used_in_forms') this seems to be unique to customer attributes. Without it, the field won't get rendered, certainly not in the adminhtml anyway. You can see the valid options for this array in the customer_form_attribute database table.



          In terms of using a select with predefined options, this is what you need:



          $iAttributeId = $installer->getAttributeId($entityTypeId, 'your_attribute_code_here');
          $aClasses = array('TV','DVD','Home Theatre','Air Conditioner','Stereo/Hifi','Game Console','Camcorder','VCR','Set Top Box','PVR');
          $aOption = array();
          $aOption['attribute_id'] = $iAttributeId;

          for($iCount=0;$iCount<sizeof($aClasses);$iCount++){
          $aOption['value']['option'.$iCount][0] = $aClasses[$iCount];
          }
          $setup->addAttributeOption($aOption);


          And here is a walk-through on using a custom source for your drop-down



          Hope this helps,

          JD






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            Lifted from:




            • https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5961290/adding-attributes-to-customer-entity/5962237#5962237




            This is the code for a basic int attribute with text renderer:



            $installer = $this;
            $installer->startSetup();

            $setup = new Mage_Eav_Model_Entity_Setup('core_setup');

            $entityTypeId = $setup->getEntityTypeId('customer');
            $attributeSetId = $setup->getDefaultAttributeSetId($entityTypeId);
            $attributeGroupId = $setup->getDefaultAttributeGroupId($entityTypeId, $attributeSetId);

            $setup->addAttribute('customer', 'your_attribute_code_here', array(
            'input' => 'text',
            'type' => 'int',
            'label' => 'Some textual description',
            'visible' => 1,
            'required' => 0,
            'user_defined' => 1,
            ));

            $setup->addAttributeToGroup(
            $entityTypeId,
            $attributeSetId,
            $attributeGroupId,
            'your_attribute_code_here',
            '999' //sort_order
            );

            $oAttribute = Mage::getSingleton('eav/config')->getAttribute('customer', 'your_attribute_code_here');
            $oAttribute->setData('used_in_forms', array('adminhtml_customer'));
            $oAttribute->save();

            $setup->endSetup();


            The unusual step for adding attributes is the setData('used_in_forms') this seems to be unique to customer attributes. Without it, the field won't get rendered, certainly not in the adminhtml anyway. You can see the valid options for this array in the customer_form_attribute database table.



            In terms of using a select with predefined options, this is what you need:



            $iAttributeId = $installer->getAttributeId($entityTypeId, 'your_attribute_code_here');
            $aClasses = array('TV','DVD','Home Theatre','Air Conditioner','Stereo/Hifi','Game Console','Camcorder','VCR','Set Top Box','PVR');
            $aOption = array();
            $aOption['attribute_id'] = $iAttributeId;

            for($iCount=0;$iCount<sizeof($aClasses);$iCount++){
            $aOption['value']['option'.$iCount][0] = $aClasses[$iCount];
            }
            $setup->addAttributeOption($aOption);


            And here is a walk-through on using a custom source for your drop-down



            Hope this helps,

            JD






            share|improve this answer






























              1














              Lifted from:




              • https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5961290/adding-attributes-to-customer-entity/5962237#5962237




              This is the code for a basic int attribute with text renderer:



              $installer = $this;
              $installer->startSetup();

              $setup = new Mage_Eav_Model_Entity_Setup('core_setup');

              $entityTypeId = $setup->getEntityTypeId('customer');
              $attributeSetId = $setup->getDefaultAttributeSetId($entityTypeId);
              $attributeGroupId = $setup->getDefaultAttributeGroupId($entityTypeId, $attributeSetId);

              $setup->addAttribute('customer', 'your_attribute_code_here', array(
              'input' => 'text',
              'type' => 'int',
              'label' => 'Some textual description',
              'visible' => 1,
              'required' => 0,
              'user_defined' => 1,
              ));

              $setup->addAttributeToGroup(
              $entityTypeId,
              $attributeSetId,
              $attributeGroupId,
              'your_attribute_code_here',
              '999' //sort_order
              );

              $oAttribute = Mage::getSingleton('eav/config')->getAttribute('customer', 'your_attribute_code_here');
              $oAttribute->setData('used_in_forms', array('adminhtml_customer'));
              $oAttribute->save();

              $setup->endSetup();


              The unusual step for adding attributes is the setData('used_in_forms') this seems to be unique to customer attributes. Without it, the field won't get rendered, certainly not in the adminhtml anyway. You can see the valid options for this array in the customer_form_attribute database table.



              In terms of using a select with predefined options, this is what you need:



              $iAttributeId = $installer->getAttributeId($entityTypeId, 'your_attribute_code_here');
              $aClasses = array('TV','DVD','Home Theatre','Air Conditioner','Stereo/Hifi','Game Console','Camcorder','VCR','Set Top Box','PVR');
              $aOption = array();
              $aOption['attribute_id'] = $iAttributeId;

              for($iCount=0;$iCount<sizeof($aClasses);$iCount++){
              $aOption['value']['option'.$iCount][0] = $aClasses[$iCount];
              }
              $setup->addAttributeOption($aOption);


              And here is a walk-through on using a custom source for your drop-down



              Hope this helps,

              JD






              share|improve this answer




























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                Lifted from:




                • https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5961290/adding-attributes-to-customer-entity/5962237#5962237




                This is the code for a basic int attribute with text renderer:



                $installer = $this;
                $installer->startSetup();

                $setup = new Mage_Eav_Model_Entity_Setup('core_setup');

                $entityTypeId = $setup->getEntityTypeId('customer');
                $attributeSetId = $setup->getDefaultAttributeSetId($entityTypeId);
                $attributeGroupId = $setup->getDefaultAttributeGroupId($entityTypeId, $attributeSetId);

                $setup->addAttribute('customer', 'your_attribute_code_here', array(
                'input' => 'text',
                'type' => 'int',
                'label' => 'Some textual description',
                'visible' => 1,
                'required' => 0,
                'user_defined' => 1,
                ));

                $setup->addAttributeToGroup(
                $entityTypeId,
                $attributeSetId,
                $attributeGroupId,
                'your_attribute_code_here',
                '999' //sort_order
                );

                $oAttribute = Mage::getSingleton('eav/config')->getAttribute('customer', 'your_attribute_code_here');
                $oAttribute->setData('used_in_forms', array('adminhtml_customer'));
                $oAttribute->save();

                $setup->endSetup();


                The unusual step for adding attributes is the setData('used_in_forms') this seems to be unique to customer attributes. Without it, the field won't get rendered, certainly not in the adminhtml anyway. You can see the valid options for this array in the customer_form_attribute database table.



                In terms of using a select with predefined options, this is what you need:



                $iAttributeId = $installer->getAttributeId($entityTypeId, 'your_attribute_code_here');
                $aClasses = array('TV','DVD','Home Theatre','Air Conditioner','Stereo/Hifi','Game Console','Camcorder','VCR','Set Top Box','PVR');
                $aOption = array();
                $aOption['attribute_id'] = $iAttributeId;

                for($iCount=0;$iCount<sizeof($aClasses);$iCount++){
                $aOption['value']['option'.$iCount][0] = $aClasses[$iCount];
                }
                $setup->addAttributeOption($aOption);


                And here is a walk-through on using a custom source for your drop-down



                Hope this helps,

                JD






                share|improve this answer















                Lifted from:




                • https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5961290/adding-attributes-to-customer-entity/5962237#5962237




                This is the code for a basic int attribute with text renderer:



                $installer = $this;
                $installer->startSetup();

                $setup = new Mage_Eav_Model_Entity_Setup('core_setup');

                $entityTypeId = $setup->getEntityTypeId('customer');
                $attributeSetId = $setup->getDefaultAttributeSetId($entityTypeId);
                $attributeGroupId = $setup->getDefaultAttributeGroupId($entityTypeId, $attributeSetId);

                $setup->addAttribute('customer', 'your_attribute_code_here', array(
                'input' => 'text',
                'type' => 'int',
                'label' => 'Some textual description',
                'visible' => 1,
                'required' => 0,
                'user_defined' => 1,
                ));

                $setup->addAttributeToGroup(
                $entityTypeId,
                $attributeSetId,
                $attributeGroupId,
                'your_attribute_code_here',
                '999' //sort_order
                );

                $oAttribute = Mage::getSingleton('eav/config')->getAttribute('customer', 'your_attribute_code_here');
                $oAttribute->setData('used_in_forms', array('adminhtml_customer'));
                $oAttribute->save();

                $setup->endSetup();


                The unusual step for adding attributes is the setData('used_in_forms') this seems to be unique to customer attributes. Without it, the field won't get rendered, certainly not in the adminhtml anyway. You can see the valid options for this array in the customer_form_attribute database table.



                In terms of using a select with predefined options, this is what you need:



                $iAttributeId = $installer->getAttributeId($entityTypeId, 'your_attribute_code_here');
                $aClasses = array('TV','DVD','Home Theatre','Air Conditioner','Stereo/Hifi','Game Console','Camcorder','VCR','Set Top Box','PVR');
                $aOption = array();
                $aOption['attribute_id'] = $iAttributeId;

                for($iCount=0;$iCount<sizeof($aClasses);$iCount++){
                $aOption['value']['option'.$iCount][0] = $aClasses[$iCount];
                }
                $setup->addAttributeOption($aOption);


                And here is a walk-through on using a custom source for your drop-down



                Hope this helps,

                JD







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