Adding a module view to the Home module

Hello,

After system logon, on the Home module I need to show by default an module view, but it cannot be a dashlet. There is a way to do it?

I'm using SugarCRM Community Edition 6.5, on Ubuntu 14.04.

For example, i want the Home module to display this:

Sorry for my bad english, I'm brazilian...

Thanks!

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0 cent cent over 9 years ago

Hi Ramon91rm,

You may want to override the Home module's listview and redirect the user to another module
Let me know if this works for you
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0 cent cent over 9 years ago

Hi Ramon91rm,

You may want to override the Home module's listview and redirect the user to another module
Let me know if this works for you
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0 Ramon Marcondes over 9 years ago in reply to cent cent

Hi cent,

Yes, in fact the problem was easier than I thought...
The solution was to do a module redirection after login. In the config.php file I changed the 'default_module' field value from 'Home' to the module desired and it worked.

Thanks!
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0 Azmathulla Azmathulla over 9 years ago in reply to cent cent

Hi when i tried to do the same by changing the path in config_override,php

<?php
global $sugar_config;

$sugar_config['default_module'] = 'Contacts';

?>

i'm getting an error after I'm trying to login again , The error is
The character encoding of the HTML document was not declared. The document will render with garbled text in some browser configurations if the document contains characters from outside the US-ASCII range. The character encoding of the page must be declared in the document or in the transfer protocol.
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0 cent cent over 9 years ago in reply to cent cent

Hi Azmathulla,

Remove the global $sugar_config;
No need to do this.

And also the php closing tag ?>
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0 Community Alumni User over 8 years ago in reply to cent cent

Hi
Could you please clarify a couple of things, I'm just starting with SuiteCRM....
When you say override the Home modules listview, is this so that the modification would be upgrade safe?
Is editing the config_override.php upgrade safe?
Would you override Home by creating \Home\\views\view.list.php under the \custom folder?
Many thanks
Luke
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0 Community Alumni User over 8 years ago in reply to cent cent

Hi
Could you please clarify a couple of things, I'm just starting with SuiteCRM....
When you say override the Home modules listview, is this so that the modification would be upgrade safe?
Is editing the config_override.php upgrade safe?
Would you override Home by creating \Home\\views\view.list.php under the \custom folder?
Many thanks
Luke
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