cgmartin/cgmconfigadmin

ZF2 module for easy administration of application settings

cgmconfigadmin's Issues

how to use in Module.php or in Controller?

Hi, please write how to use this module in other Module.php files or in other Controllers ?

Table of contents for long list of settings

Feature request for a table of contents view helper (with Scrollspy) for long listings.

cgmconfigadmin module

hello, help pls for this error
A 404 error occurred Page not found.

The requested controller could not be mapped to an existing controller class.

Controller:
CgmConfigAdmin\Controller\ConfigOptions(resolves to invalid controller class or alias: CgmConfigAdmin\Controller\ConfigOptions)

Doctrine ORM support

I've created a simple module which adds Doctrine ORM support to CgmConfigAdmin:

https://github.com/adamlundrigan/CgmConfigAdminDoctrineORM

Everything seems to work fine, but i'm just getting started with using your module in my Doctrine-based ZF2 project so any feedback is welcome.

If you want I can transfer the repository to you so both modules live in the same location.

Alert when in Preview Mode

Feature request for an alert overlay to signal when in "preview mode".

Tooltips on inputs

Feature request for allowing tooltips to be easily added to config inputs.

Tabbed settings

Enhancement request for a Tabbed settings view helper.

Composer install error

Hi, this might be me, but it seemed fine last week. I already have zf-commons/zfc-user install via composer using "dev-master" version. When trying to add this module using "dev-master" I get the following error:

Problem 1
- Installation request for cgm/config-admin dev-master -> satisfiable by cgm/config-admin dev-master.
- cgm/config-admin dev-master requires zf-commons/zfc-base dev-master -> no matching package found.

Any thoughts? This is a great module and I'd love to continue using it.
Cheers,
Marc

Is it possible to have config groups other than 'site'?

Is it possible to have other config groups besides 'site'. In the example we have:

    'cgmconfigadmin' => array(
        'config_groups' => array(
            'site' => array(
                'mymod' => array('label' => 'My Module Options',  'sort' => -100),
            ),
        ),

Is it possible to have something like

    'cgmconfigadmin' => array(
        'config_groups' => array(
            'site' => array(
                'mymod' => array('label' => 'My Module Options',  'sort' => -100),
            ),
            'frontend' => array(
                'group1' => array('label' => 'My Frontend Options',  'sort' => -100),
            ),
             'backend' => array(
                'group2' => array('label' => 'My Backend Options',  'sort' => -100),
            ),
        ),

This would be useful when we have way too many options to show in a single page.

Password type does not hold value

Problem with Password inputs and the default behavior of inputs. The value does not carry over, since the Password element resets it's value when prepared.

Need a way to hold on to the current value, and if the password input is filled out, overwrite it.

Filters the subform?

look! zendframework/zendframework#2583
And integrate my app and your app is posivol

multicheckbox label

How can we specify label for each value in a multicheckbox ?