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Eric Bourgain
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Saturday 03 March 2007 8:25:04 am
As I'm am unable to make the class_group match override rule work, I generate overrides by script. The idea is that I create class (form class), and that I want them to use a specific template.
I generate the override, the class, that is OK. But when I create an instance of my class, the new override rule is not known: I get the default template!!
the override. ini has been generated through different ways. It is currently done through a code directly mimicked from visual/emplatecreate.php:
$overrideINI=eZINI::instance('override.ini', 'settings', null, null, true);
$overrideINI->prependOverrideDir("siteaccess/$siteAccess",
false,
'siteaccess');
$overrideINI->loadCache();
$overrideINI->setVariable("line_$classIdentifier",
'Source',
'node/view/line.tpl');
$overrideINI->setVariable("line_$classIdentifier",
'MatchFile',
$lineTemplate);
$overrideINI->setVariable("line_$classIdentifier",
'Subdir',
"templates");
$overrideINI->setVariable("line_$classIdentifier",
'Match',
array('class_identifier' => $classIdentifier));
$oldumask = umask(0);
$overrideINI->save("siteaccess/$siteAccess/override.ini.append");
chmod("settings/siteaccess/$siteAccess/override.ini.append.php",
octdec($filePermission));
umask($oldumask);
include_once('kernel/classes/ezcontentcachemanager.php');
eZContentCacheManager::clearAllContentCache();
// Clear override cache
$cachedDir = eZSys::cacheDirectory();
$cachedDir .= "/override/";
eZDir::recursiveDelete($cachedDir);
This is made at class creation, before the object creation. I've even added some extra clearcache instruction:
include_once( "kernel/classes/ezcache.php" );
eZCache::clearByTag( 'ini' );
$cacheCleared['ini'] = true;
include_once( 'kernel/classes/ezcontentcachemanager.php' );
eZContentCacheManager::clearAllContentCache();
$cachedDir = eZSys::cacheDirectory();
$cachedDir .= "/override/";
eZDir::recursiveDelete( $cachedDir );
eZCache::clearByID( 'template-override' );
It does not work. The override is OK: if I remove template+contents cache, it works. But this is not an open option, since I mut be able to create form classes while the site is in production.
Does anyone have an idea?
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