MODULESTUDIO

Did you try pressing the Enter key (instead of tab) to confirm your amendment of the version number property?

An example Module for customisation purposes is not that easy. Desired changes really depend on your individual needs.
* Small modules may require no customising at all beside some cosmetics in the templates.
* Bigger ones may require adding a huge amount of own code parts to handle specific use cases.

To get into the programming details I recommend reading the following resources:

* Customisation tutorial video (link) (a little outdated, but still good for the principles)
* Chapter about the generator in the MOST manual (to see which artifacts and functionalities are generated from which Model elements).
* Chapter about customising in the MOST manual.
* Doctrine 2 manual (link)
* Zikula 1.3 documentation (link)
* Overview of current issues / tickets (link)

After that practice is the best teacher: just start with some simple adaptions like doing a template override to become familiar with the module. When you have concrete questions like how to reach feature xy feel free to ask in the forums again.

Yes, that works :)

Thanks for mentioning the manual, I missed that link.

Is there a reason only one sort can be specified? I've never had a table that needed only one sort option ;) If there is, I can just take the automatically generated sort code and copy it to other columns I guess(?).

You can sort by every column. Generated view templates contain table headers with sort links for corresponding fields. Which sort option are you referring to?

Perhaps I'm being dense again. Haven't had a chance to read the manual yet.

In the Model, there is an attribute for "sortable group". When I generate the Module, the list view makes that column sortable. But back in the model, when I try to make another column a "sortable group", I get an error that says "only one field per entity may store the sortable group".

This field is only relevant for the sortable extension (Doctrine extensions documentation can be found here). You don't need to set this option as corresponding implementation is not finished yet in the generator.

Just so you know, I had this problem with version numbers again today. I had to quit MOST and start it over again, and then it worked fine. Data entry on the Mac using this interface is a bit funky sometimes.