Opencart

DAM Opencart plugin

The DAM Plugin is an extension which adds Asset Management to Opencart.

There are 3 simple steps for enabling the DAM plugin on your Opencart admin:

• Obtain a DAM token (request it here);

• Install the DAM module for Opencart;

• Add your security configuration parameters to access your DAM library.

Limitations

Currently, the plugin supports the default WYSIWYG editor from Opencart - Summernote, but the native "Image resize" function is disabled. You can change the image size by removing the previous one then add it with new dimensions (a dedicated function will be added in the next version).

Installation

Prerequisites

Register for a demo if you don't already have a DAM account.

Step 1: Upload the plugin

• Upload the admin folder in upload/admin to your Opencart source code.

• Login to the Admin Dashboard, navigate to Extensions/Installers and upload the scaleflex_filerobot.ocmod.zip file. Then, go to Modification and click Reload to update the installer.

Step 2: Configure and activate the plugin

Navigate to Extensions/Extensions, choose Modules from the drop-down menu, select DAM and update all configurations.

• DAM Token: Your DAM token from the Asset Hub interface;

  
• Security Template Identifier: Security template ID, found in the Project > Access > Security templates tab;

  
• DAM upload directory: This is the top storage folder for your assets.

Please create the folder in DAM first to prevent error.

Usage

You need to enable the extension in order to use DAM in all pages.

Step 1: Open MAW (Media Asset Widget)

With Summernote:

With Image field:

Step 2: Choose the image(s), then click insert button

If you are on Summernote: You can select multiple images for insertion.

If you are in an Image Field: You should select only one. If you selected multiple items, it will use the last one, as Opencart's Image Field inserts only one image at a time.

Developer's den

This extension is 100% compatible with the default theme.

If you use another theme (stock or custom), you should verify that the image is indeed from DAM before returning data to the view. An examples for banners would be:

foreach ($banner_images as $key => $value) {
    foreach ($value as $banner_image) {
                if (strpos($banner_image['image'], 'filerobot')) { // Check if image URL contain "filerobot"
                    $data['banner_images'][$key][] = array(
                        'title'      => $banner_image['title'],
                        'link'       => $banner_image['link'],
                        'image'      => $banner_image['image'],
                        'thumb'      => $banner_image['image'] . '&width=100&height=100', // return with dimensions
                        'sort_order' => $banner_image['sort_order']
                    );
                } else {
                    if (is_file(DIR_IMAGE . $banner_image['image'])) {
                        $image = $banner_image['image'];
                        $thumb = $banner_image['image'];
                    } else {
                        $image = '';
                        $thumb = 'no_image.png';
                    }

                    $data['banner_images'][$key][] = array(
                        'title'      => $banner_image['title'],
                        'link'       => $banner_image['link'],
                        'image'      => $image,
                        'thumb'      => $this->model_tool_image->resize($thumb, 100, 100),
                        'sort_order' => $banner_image['sort_order']
                );
  }
}