Does Match[parent_node] work???

Sunday 14 September 2003 10:02:55 am - 3 replies

3 replies

Author	Message
Paul Borgermans	Sunday 14 September 2003 11:19:50 am Take a look at the compiled version of your override.ini file in var/cache/override Do you see something for the node there? If not and you cleared the ini cache, than it is a bug. -paul eZ Publish, eZ Find, Solr expert consulting and training http://twitter.com/paulborgermans
Nicklas Lundgren	Sunday 14 September 2003 12:42:15 pm Thanks for the fast reply! Everything looks fine in the compiled version - view snippet below. I suspect that the key parent_node is not implemented in the kernel. When trying with Match[node] it works fine. However, I really need to use parent_node... Any suggestion on workarounds? Kind Regards, Nicklas Lundgren -------- else if ( $matchFile == "/node/view/line.tpl" ) { if ( $matchKeys['parent_node'] == '101' and $matchKeys['class'] == '2' ) { return 'design/owndesign/override/templates/newsarticle_line.tpl'; } if ( $matchKeys['class'] == '1' ) { return 'design/owndesign/override/templates/leftmenu_line.tpl'; } if ( $matchKeys['class'] == '2' ) { return 'design/owndesign/override/templates/leftmenu_line.tpl'; } if ( $matchKeys['class'] == '6' ) ... -------- Nicklas Lundgren, Managing Director Novitell AB, Sweden
Nicklas Lundgren	Sunday 14 September 2003 12:58:22 pm There is probably a bug here. I inserted the following code in the compiled version of override.ini.append: ------- foreach($matchKeys as $m=>$v){ echo($m." is ".$v."<br />"); } ------- The result was very clear. Every instance of parent_node has the value 2. View snippet below: ------- section is 10<br />object is 126<br />node is 100<br />parent_node is 2<br />class is 1<br />view_offset is 0<br />viewmode is full<br />depth is 2<br />section is 10<br />object is 137<br />node is 111<br />parent_node is 2<br />class is 2<br />view_offset is 0<br />viewmode is full<br />depth is 2<br /> section is 10<br />object is 126<br />node is 100<br />parent_node is 2<br />class is 1<br />view_offset is 0<br />viewmode is full<br />depth is 2<br />section is 10<br />object is 126<br />node is 100<br />parent_node is 2<br />class is 1 ------- Does anyone know from where in the Kernel, the compiled file is called? Regards, Nicklas Lundgren Nicklas Lundgren, Managing Director Novitell AB, Sweden

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Paul Borgermans

Sunday 14 September 2003 11:19:50 am

Take a look at the compiled version of your override.ini file in

var/cache/override

Do you see something for the node there?

If not and you cleared the ini cache, than it is a bug.

-paul

eZ Publish, eZ Find, Solr expert consulting and training
http://twitter.com/paulborgermans

Nicklas Lundgren

Sunday 14 September 2003 12:42:15 pm

Thanks for the fast reply!
Everything looks fine in the compiled version - view snippet below.
I suspect that the key parent_node is not implemented in the kernel. When trying with Match[node] it works fine. However, I really need to use parent_node...

Any suggestion on workarounds?

Kind Regards,
Nicklas Lundgren

--------
else if ( $matchFile == "/node/view/line.tpl" )
{
if ( $matchKeys['parent_node'] == '101' and $matchKeys['class'] == '2' )
{
return 'design/owndesign/override/templates/newsarticle_line.tpl';
}
if ( $matchKeys['class'] == '1' )
{
return 'design/owndesign/override/templates/leftmenu_line.tpl';
}
if ( $matchKeys['class'] == '2' )
{
return 'design/owndesign/override/templates/leftmenu_line.tpl';
}
if ( $matchKeys['class'] == '6' )
...
--------

Nicklas Lundgren, Managing Director
Novitell AB, Sweden

Nicklas Lundgren

Sunday 14 September 2003 12:58:22 pm

There is probably a bug here.
I inserted the following code in the compiled version of override.ini.append:
-------
foreach($matchKeys as $m=>$v){
echo($m." is ".$v." ");
}
-------
The result was very clear. Every instance of parent_node has the value 2. View snippet below:
-------
section is 10 object is 126 node is 100 parent_node is 2 class is 1 view_offset is 0 viewmode is full depth is 2 section is 10 object is 137 node is 111 parent_node is 2 class is 2 view_offset is 0 viewmode is full depth is 2 
section is 10 object is 126 node is 100 parent_node is 2 class is 1 view_offset is 0 viewmode is full depth is 2 section is 10 object is 126 node is 100 parent_node is 2 class is 1
-------

Does anyone know from where in the Kernel, the compiled file is called?

Regards,
Nicklas Lundgren

Nicklas Lundgren, Managing Director
Novitell AB, Sweden

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