This means the checkmo view model extends the Magento_Checkout/js/view/payment/default view model. If you look a little closer, you’ll notice that Component.extend is actually a Magento_Checkout/js/view/payment/default model, and not the usual uiComponent. Template: 'Magento_OfflinePayments/payment/checkmo' 'Magento_Checkout/js/view/payment/default' If we look at the source for the Magento_OfflinePayment/js/view/payment/method-renderer/checkmo-method module (the view model constructor factory/component for this template) #File: vendor/magento//module-offline-payments/view/frontend/web/js/view/payment/method-renderer/checkmo-method.js While it’s standard Magento practice to name this method the same in all payment method templates, people do weird things sometimes, so be wary. The button has a Knockout.js click data binding, that will call the view model’s placeOrder button. #File: vendor/magento/module-offline-payments/view/frontend/web/template/payment/checkmo.html If we look at the template, we’ll see the source for the Place Order button. One of them, the venerable “Check and Money Order” ( checkmo), has a view model constructor factory of Magento_OfflinePayment/js/view/payment/method-renderer/checkmo-method and a Knockout remote template of Magento_OfflinePayments/payment/checkmo. The payment method view models live in this region. If you’re not familiar with them, regions are a sort “shadow hierarchy” for view models, used when a component developer doesn’t want to render all a view model’s children. This template foreaches over the items in the payment-method-item region. Its remote template urn is Magento_Checkout/payment-methods/list, and looks like this This view model’s constructor factory/component is the Magento_Checkout/js/view/payment/list RequireJS module. The view models for payment methods are child models in the following view model. This also means each payment method has a view model. The first thing to understand about the billing step is, each payment method has its own Place Order button in a Knockout template. Also, a lot of the module/template matching/identifying was done with Commerce Bug 3.2.
Magento getdata payment series#
If you need to get started with Magento’s javascript my Advanced Javascript and UI Components tutorial series are great places to start. Once again, specifics here are Magento 2.1.1 but concepts should apply across versions. Here’s a quick run down on the javascript involved in placing a Magento 2 order. Quick dispatches from the life of a working programmer. Grab a copy and start working with Magento instead of against it. Whether you’re just starting out or you’re a seasoned pro, Commerce Bug will save you and your team hours everyday. Magento 2: Checkout Application Order Placing astormįrustrated by Magento? Then you’ll love Commerce Bug, the must have debugging extension for anyone using Magento. Copyright © Alan Storm 1975 – 2022 All Rights Reserved
0 kommentar(er)
