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I’m using this module. Works great! Thanks.

After updating to latest version for multilanguage sites i came across this issue

I was loading lang files after having done a modules::run
so the last fetch_module() would return the last activated module and that resulted in language file not found error

I reverted line 38 in MX_Lang.php
from

public function load($langfile, $lang = '', $return = FALSE, $add_suffix = TRUE, $alt_path = '')    {

to

public function load($langfile, $lang = '', $return = FALSE, $add_suffix = TRUE, $alt_path = '',$_module = NULL)    {

and line 51 in MX_Lang.php
from

$_module = CI::$APP->router->fetch_module();

to

$_module OR $_module = CI::$APP->router->fetch_module();

and it did the trick.

with current code i have to write

$this->load->language('module_name/filename', $language)

instead of

$this->load->language('filename', $language)

?

Are there any issues/reasons that made the change in MX_Lang.php?

I know I’ve been bugging you a little lately wiredesignz.
Any reason for the above modifications? Were there any problems and you changed code?

@osci, The latest push to Bitbucket has reverted the language loader code to fix that issue. Thanks.

I don’t believe the language class suits being used as a singleton when running under HMVC. So it’s still not ideal but it works.

It works like a charm.
It fixed my module::run module(A) from module(B) and loading afterwards a language for the module(B) lang not found.
Up and running with the latest version.

Thanks wiredesignz.

Hi,

I am new to HMVC and I am facing a dilemma. I was used to extend form_validation library and put rules in config/form_validation.php. Is it possible to create module with MY_form_validation library in it and put rules in modules/model_name/config/form_validation? Is it wise to put each library in separate module or not? Or maybe put all libraries (pagination, session…) that are commonly used in controllers in one module? Or just leave it in application/libraries? I also face same dilemma for helpers?

Thanks

I have a question regarding checking the existence of modules.

Let’s say I have a module that makes calls to other modules. Is there a way of knowing if a module exists before trying to call it?

In HMVC there is not such functionality.

Should I write a helper to check for folder existence or should I keep registry of installed modules?

Could this feature be added to Modules class?

hi

using latest reactor with latest hmvc
i get a error Fatal error: Cannot access protected property CI_Form_validation::$CI
if i try to use $this->form_validation->CI =& $this;

Extend CI_Form_validation (MY_Form_validation) and make $CI a public variable.

<?php (defined('BASEPATH')) OR exit('No direct script access allowed');

class MY_Form_validation extends CI_Form_validation 
{
    public $CI;
}

thanks @wiredesignz that solved the problem

why am i getting this on my pages?

A PHP Error was encountered

Severity: Notice

Message: Undefined property: CI::$controller

Filename: MX/Loader.php

Line Number: 266

I have the latest reactor and using the latest hmvc

@eokorie, Looks like I introduced a typo on line 266 with my previous update.

I have just corrected that and pushed the fix to Bitbucket. Thanks.

Hello wiredesignz,

Congratulations again for your work.

I had a problem here but i don’t know if it is really a bug, let me try to explain for you.

When i’m on this page assignment/student/view, i can’t call other controller with the same name, like: modules::run(‘book/student/search’).

Can you undestand me? I think you can’t load another module with the same controller name.

Thanks.

Hi Wiredesignz, I have a problem with: Modules::run(‘module_name/method’).
there are 2 modules:

../modules
    |- /mod_one
    |    - /controllers / mod_one.php
    |    - /views / mod_one_view.php
    |
    |- /mod_two
         - /controllers / mod_two.php
         - /views / mod_two_view.php

mod_one.php

class Mod_one extends MX_Controller {
    
    public function __construct()
    {
        parent::__construct();
    }

    public function index()
    {
      $this->load->view('mod_one/mod_one_view.php')
    }
}

mod_two.php

class Mod_two extends MX_Controller {
    
    public function __construct()
    {
        parent::__construct();
    }

    public function index()
    {
      $this->load->view('mod_two/mod_two_view.php')
    }
}

mod_one_view.php

<html>
<head>
    <meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" />    
    <title>view one</title>
</head>

<body>
<?php
  echo "This is view of mod_one module";
?>
</body>
</html>

on mod_two_view.php i use Modules::run(‘mod_one’) or Modules::run(‘Mod_one’) or Modules::run(‘mod_one/index’)... but it not worked.

mod_two_view.php

<html>
<head>
    <meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" />    
    <title>tess</title>
</head>

<body>

<?php
  echo Modules::run('mod_one'); //but An Error Was Encountered
                                //Unable to locate the file: mod_one.php
?>

</body>
</html>

Plz help me!!!!

If you extend MX_Controller you only use the module name prefix when loading a view from a view sub-directory or from a different module. MX_Loader knows which module to load from.

$this->load->view('mod_one_view');

Try lower case name!

<?php
  echo modules::run('mod_one'); //but An Error Was Encountered
                                //Unable to locate the file: mod_one.php
?>
// Proto type:
<?php echo modules::run('module/controller/method', $param, $...);

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