Adding custom fields to email template records?

Hello Jeff C,

    By default, Email or Email Templates modules are not listed in Studio. But you can enable these and other modules which are by default not visible in Studio. Kindly follow the following steps:

     1) You can achieve the same by just adding one blank file into the following path:

modules/EmailTemplates/metadata/

     2) Add a blank file named: "studio.php". No need to add any PHP tags or anything. Make it completely blank.

     3) After adding a file, check into studio, you will definitely find the "EmailTemplates" module there. No need to perform "QRR".

    Let me know, if it works or not.

Hi Sohan Tirpude

I tried with your solution its work when adding a new field but the rest that related to interface doesn't work. 

Did you have a same situation?

Thanks,

May

Hi Sohan,

Any Sugar cloud-compliant solution?

Thanks!

Hi Damien,

It should be possible via Module Loader. Create a loadable package for the "custom"-path. I just tried it on a on-premise version though, but I think in the cloud version this should be possible as well.

Regards
Rene

Can you explain further?  I'm not sure I follow, but have also been wondering the same thing about being able to edit the email module myself for a long time.

Thanks,

Vicki

Hi Victoria,

You need administration rights for the following steps.

Create a manifest.php (you may use the manifest Example on that site), put it in a folder, change it for your needs and add the following "$installdef Action". make sure that you keep the value 'is_uninstallable' => true. like this you are able to go back, if you don't like what you see

$installdefs = array (
'copy' =>
array (
0 =>
array (
'from' => '<basepath>/custom',
'to' => 'custom',
),
),
);

Starting from the folder where the manifest.php file lies, build up the following path:

custom/modules/Emails/metadata/

custom/modules/EmailTemplates/metadata/

In every metadata folder you put an empty <studio.php>-file

After this, zip the content of the folder, open the Module Loader in the Administration Menu. Load up the zip-File. You will see the package in the below section of the Module Loader. Click on the install button, if everything works fine, you will see a success message. After this I did an "Rebuild and Repair", not sure if it's really necessary. 

As I mentioned above, I performed it on a on-Premise version (8.0.2 Enterprise).

Hope it will help you out.

Regards
Rene

Hi Victoria,

You need administration rights for the following steps.

Create a manifest.php (you may use the manifest Example on that site), put it in a folder, change it for your needs and add the following "$installdef Action". make sure that you keep the value 'is_uninstallable' => true. like this you are able to go back, if you don't like what you see

$installdefs = array (
'copy' =>
array (
0 =>
array (
'from' => '<basepath>/custom',
'to' => 'custom',
),
),
);

Starting from the folder where the manifest.php file lies, build up the following path:

custom/modules/Emails/metadata/

custom/modules/EmailTemplates/metadata/

In every metadata folder you put an empty <studio.php>-file

After this, zip the content of the folder, open the Module Loader in the Administration Menu. Load up the zip-File. You will see the package in the below section of the Module Loader. Click on the install button, if everything works fine, you will see a success message. After this I did an "Rebuild and Repair", not sure if it's really necessary. 

As I mentioned above, I performed it on a on-Premise version (8.0.2 Enterprise).

Hope it will help you out.

Regards
Rene

Thank you!