p3ptools
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| Posted: 04/17/2004, 9:41 AM |
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Hello,
I really starting to get up to speed with CCS now, and
am in the middle of constructing a production system
manager to interface to a product line being sold via
the xcart shopping cart.
xcart tends to store information in a particular fashion, for example some data is blowfish encrypted before being
stored other pieces are serialized.
Consequently I,m finding myself using more and more functions defined in xcarts central function library.
Rather than recopy these functions is it possible to just add the
func.php library as a common file?
I have Code Charge Studio 2.2.3.60
Are there any other mechanisms I can use to emulate
a globally included library file?
Thanks Stephen
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Don Safar
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| Posted: 04/17/2004, 9:47 AM |
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Just add an include statement at the end of your common file (in the white
space right before the "?>" tag) like this
include( "PathToFile/func.php" ); //replace PathToFile with the location
of func.php
Every page will then have access to the functions.
"p3ptools" <p3ptools@forum.codecharge> wrote in message
news:540815e241a110@news.codecharge.com...
> Hello,
> I really starting to get up to speed with CCS now, and
> am in the middle of constructing a production system
> manager to interface to a product line being sold via
> the xcart shopping cart.
>
> xcart tends to store information in a particular fashion, for example some
data
> is blowfish encrypted before being
> stored other pieces are serialized.
>
> Consequently I,m finding myself using more and more functions defined in
xcarts
> central function library.
>
> Rather than recopy these functions is it possible to just add the
> func.php library as a common file?
>
> I have Code Charge Studio 2.2.3.60
>
> Are there any other mechanisms I can use to emulate
> a globally included library file?
>
> Thanks Stephen
>
>
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peterr
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| Posted: 04/17/2004, 12:06 PM |
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Stephen,
Yes, you can modify Common.php or any of the generated programs by adding the PHP include statement, for example:
include(RelativePath . "/func.php.php");
I recommend adding such statements as the 2nd line of the generated programs, directly below "<?php", or in the white-background area below "//End Include Files". Only avoid modifying code within the grey-background area, as this is generated code that may need to re-generated differently in future versions of CCS.
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p3ptools
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| Posted: 04/17/2004, 4:25 PM |
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Hi,
thanks thats a good solution.
Stephen
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