hiya guys its been long since i posted here ..
well i am using pattemplate which is a template tool for website development. But in my website's structure i have placed all my classes into a folder called classes that lies in the root. Now to ensure that they are handily available i am using the __autload function from php, like :
[PHP]
function __autoload($cla ssName)
{
if (!class_exists( $className, false))
require_once (dirname(__FILE __).'/../classes/'.$className.'. php');
}[/PHP]
the issue which i faced here is that, now when i include the files from pattemplate folder, it is able to get the single include file to start with but the helping files which are present in the pattemplate folder are not included. It again searches it in the classes folder cause of __autoload thing..
Is there a way out guys ? so that i am able to use the above function which automatically loads files and also let me include the other files ..
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hiya guys its been long since i posted here ..
well i am using pattemplate which is a template tool for website development. But in my website's structure i have placed all my classes into a folder called classes that lies in the root. Now to ensure that they are handily available i am using the __autload function from php, like :
[PHP]
function __autoload($cla ssName)
{
if (!class_exists( $className, false))
require_once (dirname(__FILE __).'/../classes/'.$className.'. php');
}[/PHP]
the issue which i faced here is that, now when i include the files from pattemplate folder, it is able to get the single include file to start with but the helping files which are present in the pattemplate folder are not included. It again searches it in the classes folder cause of __autoload thing..
Is there a way out guys ? so that i am able to use the above function which automatically loads files and also let me include the other files ..
i'm not sure i'm getting what you're saying.
The autoload function gets the files that you are including (such as the pattemplate ones) but not the ones that pattemplate is including?
thanks mate,
that is why i dropped the plan using patTemplate, will stick to smarty now ;)
dlite922 1,584
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thanks mate,
that is why i dropped the plan using patTemplate, will stick to smarty now ;)
SMARTY is the way to go! Since i've used it, I feel sick when I echo something in a XHTML page. Just feels so weird and wrong!
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