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| + | # Introduction # | ||
| + | X2EngineCRM provides the means to manually customize classes and templates without modifying the source files. This can be performed by creating new files in <tt>custom</tt>. The need for this arises because the source files may be overwritten (and their customizations destroyed) during each software update, whereas if customizations are stored in other files, they remain in effect, and barring any incompatibilities between new versions and customizations in those files, they will still work as intended. | ||
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| + | # Overview # | ||
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| + | # Extending Classes # | ||
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| + | # Known Issues # | ||
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Revision as of 18:15, 16 October 2012
- Introduction #
X2EngineCRM provides the means to manually customize classes and templates without modifying the source files. This can be performed by creating new files in custom. The need for this arises because the source files may be overwritten (and their customizations destroyed) during each software update, whereas if customizations are stored in other files, they remain in effect, and barring any incompatibilities between new versions and customizations in those files, they will still work as intended.
- Overview #
(in progress)
- Extending Classes #
(in progress)
- Known Issues #
(in progress)
