| Bug in compiler.inc? [message #6145] |
Thu, 03 October 2002 18:40  |
holstein
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Location: Montreal
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I think I've found a bug in the function resolve_refs in the file compiler.inc.
I tried to add a new template to isolate the login procedure (but leave the actual template alone, so that if something go wrong with my code, users will fall out on fud login procedure). I saw that compile_all read files from ['DATA_DIR'].'/thm/default/tmpl', so I put my duplicate template there. But it was not parsed until I changed this :
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else if (! is_file($file2) ) {
if ( defined('debug') )
echo "opening $file1 to resolve refs<br>\n";
$str = filetomem($file2);
$GLOBALS['CURFILE'] = $file2;
}
TO ;
else if ( is_file($file2) ) {
<snip>
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Judging by the debug message, I guessed that this is what was in effect intended.
Is that right?
I've come to this because I want to merge the login phase for my site with the login for fudforum. I digged around and I figure that the best way was to duplicate the file .../forum_data/src/login.php.t and have it wrap-up the actual login checking/cookie setting in a function I could call from my code. I came to duplicate the login.tmpl file because I could not make :
{PHP_FILE: input: login.php.t; output: login.php;}
{PHP_FILE: input: my_login.php.t; output: my_login.php;}
to work. Is it because it is not possible to call PHP_FILE twice in template? It still does not work with my modification to resolve_refs. my_login.php is generated only when call from a different .tmpl file.
Is there a simpler way to achieve what I want to do, ie be able to set the fud cookies from my code? I bet that I am not the only one who is interested in this...
Thanks for any help
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| Re: Bug in compiler.inc? [message #6148 is a reply to message #6145] |
Thu, 03 October 2002 23:30  |
Ilia
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Registered: January 2002
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That is indeed a bug, thank you for reporting it, the fix is in the latest CVS.
You should only use the '{PHP_FILE: input: my_login.php.t; output: my_login.php;}' once. This directive tells the template compiler that the source script 'my_login.php.t' should be used in combination with the currently opened template to build 'my_login.php'. If you wish to include the source code of other files (.inc.t files) use the {REF: file_name.tmpl} parameter.
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| Re: Bug in compiler.inc? [message #6164 is a reply to message #6148] |
Fri, 04 October 2002 13:50 |
holstein
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Does the {REF: file_name.tmpl} tag will also force a file to be compiled?
And when you say "[PHP_FILE is] used in combination [..]to build..", you mean that the file won't be include, but in fact "merge" in the template? So this is a way to "embed" the called file in the template, vs. REF that is translate in a PHP include call?
The main purpose of all this is to be able to set the cookies need by Fud into my code : does the way I want to do it seems "clean" from the point of view of a developper? Like I said, I suspect that maybee someone else could want to do this, so if my solution is clean enough for you, I would happily send you my patch.
Thanks a lot for your help!
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| Re: Bug in compiler.inc? [message #6170 is a reply to message #6164] |
Fri, 04 October 2002 16:01 |
Ilia
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{REF: file_name.tmpl} neans that the source of file_name.inc.t will be inlined into the current file.
So, if you need to use cookies, you need to add {REF: cookies.tmpl} into your .tmpl file.
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