This problem is related to the chunkie class, but I don’t find a dedicated forum, so I post here.
I’m trying to pass a (big) template ina string to create a new chunkie class:
$tpl = new CChunkie($_lang[’links_template’]);
the problem is in file chunkie.class.inc.php, in function getTemplate() arround line 44: My template contains tons of bizarre chars for the is_file test and php raise a warning (normal)
so I have change :
} else if(is_file($tpl)) { with } else if(@is_file($tpl)) {
EDIT doesn’t work now ?!??§!!,§!
} else if(is_file($tpl)) { with } else if( file_exists($tpl)) {
I would suggest to replace the function with this:
<?php
function getTemplate($tpl){
// by Mark Kaplan
global $modx;
$template = "";
if ($modx->getChunk($tpl) != "") {
$template = $modx->getChunk($tpl);
} else if(substr($tpl, 0, 6) == "@FILE:") {
$template = $this->get_file_contents($modx->config['base_path'].substr($tpl, 6));
} else if(substr($tpl, 0, 6) == "@CODE:") {
$template = substr($tpl, 6);
} else {
$template = FALSE;
}
return $template;
}
function get_file_contents($filename) {
// Function written at http://www.nutt.net/2006/07/08/file_get_contents-function-for-php-4/#more-210
// Returns the contents of file name passed
if (!function_exists('file_get_contents')) {
$fhandle = fopen($filename, "r");
$fcontents = fread($fhandle, filesize($filename));
fclose($fhandle);
} else {
$fcontents = file_get_contents($filename);
}
return $fcontents;
}
?>
Then use @FILE:path/to/file.html if you are defining a template from file
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There’s a problem in conjunction with JOT Comments on the same page.
If I call JOT ahead of FDM, the cchunkie class already exists, because JOT already included a version. Your modifications mentioned above have no effect. The "@CODE:" Template Error appears...
If I call JOT after the FDM call JOT doesn’t operate because it cannot handle your modified cchunkie class, I suppose.
I don’t know whats the cchunkie class is exactly for. But if both snippets use the same class, shoutdn’t it be at a common place and when not, use different class names?
BTW the same effect could happen with phx.parser.class.php. Both JOT and FDM have their own version...
Regards
manu
, thank you.