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how to make my plugin works on every page?

wzttest1wzttest1 New
edited April 2013 in Vanilla 2.0 - 2.8

Hi:
How to make my plugin works on every page except the backend web pages?
Should I add a method named Base_Render_Before(&$Sender) in my plugin?
Thanks.

Comments

  • but Base_Render_Before looks can not work for me.

  • Anybody can help for this?

  • Sure, but not within a couple of hours. First post : 4:56 AM, second post : 5:06 AM, last post : 9:25 AM. Give it some time. Also post your VANILLA VERSION.

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  • Should I add a method named Base_Render_Before(&$Sender) in my plugin? Thanks.

    no for any function...

    you should always use ($Sender) not (&$Sender)

    I may not provide the completed solution you might desire, but I do try to provide honest suggestions to help you solve your issue.

  • I would suggest looking at others' work in the addons section for inspiration.

    Or just inspect the $Sender variable to see what is in there.

    //This is a common hook that fires for all controllers on the Render method
    public function Base_Render_Before($Sender) {
      // only execute on controllers that aren't using the dashboard view
      if($Sender->MasterView != 'admin') {
        // interesting code would go here
    
      }
    }
    

    To re-iterate @peregrine's point. Do not explicitly pass a variable by reference. PHP implicitly passes objects by reference. To wit, using &$Sender is unsupported in the 2.1 branch.

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  • @peregrine said:

    Hi:
    I'm useing vanilla 2.0.18.4 version,should I always use ($Sender) not (&$Sender)?

  • I'm useing vanilla 2.0.18.4 version,should I always use ($Sender) not (&$Sender)?

    Yes always use ($Sender) . We are changing all plugins to not have & .

    You should update to 2.0.18.8 for security reasons.

  • @hgtonight said:
    I would suggest looking at others' work in the addons section for inspiration.

    Or just inspect the $Sender variable to see what is in there.

    //This is a common hook that fires for all controllers on the Render method
    public function Base_Render_Before($Sender) {
      // only execute on controllers that aren't using the dashboard view
      if($Sender->MasterView != 'admin') {
        // interesting code would go here
    
      }
    }
    

    To re-iterate peregrine's point. Do not explicitly pass a variable by reference. PHP implicitly passes objects by reference. To wit, using &$Sender is unsupported in the 2.1 branch.

    Hi:
    I referenced your code to make my code more strong:
    if (($_REQUEST['p'] && strpos($_REQUEST['p'], '/dashboard') === 0) || $Sender->MasterView == 'admin') { //filter the backend page

    Thanks!

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