I'm having an issue with i18n my sails+jade app. When templates are loaded after an ajax call, the __ and __n functions are not visible, but I don't understand why?
I have wrapped the jade.renderFile call and am sending the request object as well, so the jade template gets the __ and __n functions in the options object.
I can only use __ although I am passing both, because only __ is exposed globally in the 18n hook in sails.
EDIT: I managed a dirty workaround to get it to work by requiring sails/node_modules/i18n and passing the __n function to the template from the wrapper.
I still can't understand why both functions aren't exposed.
Any help or hints or explanations appreciated
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I started with Laravel 7 a few weeks ago. It happened to me multiple times that after reading about a topic on the Laravel website, I wanted to check the details of a function, for example:
Illuminate\Support\Facades\Route::group()
So I went to the Laravel API, and could find the Route facade, but not the group function.
What am I doing wrong? Where do you check for example the exact signature of a function?
Thanks!
The method group in Route::group() is inherited from another class, RegistrarGroup.
See the docblock method in the source file, vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Support/Facades/Route.php:
#method static \Illuminate\Routing\Router|\Illuminate\Routing\RouteRegistrar group(\Closure|string|array $attributes, \Closure|string $routes)
so, this is what you look for in the API documentation:
https://laravel.com/api/7.x/Illuminate/Contracts/Routing/Registrar.html#method_group
That is because a Facade, by definition, is only an 'interface' to the methods exponed by another object, so you will not find the actual methods available by visiting the facade code.
Usually you can find the actual class that a facade resolves to (when not mocked) by checking the docblock in the source code and navigate to that class.
A very useful tool to overcome this problem and provide autocompletion (and inspection) for facades on your IDE is the package https://github.com/barryvdh/laravel-ide-helper
Recently I came across someone's code. The Alloy Markup is empty with just <Alloy />. In its controller, it adds a view using $.addTopLevelView().
How come I can't find any documentation regarding this function?
Good point. It might be because it's considered private, although it would normally start with _ to indicate that since JS doesn't actually support private methods.
It is also against the very idea of Alloy to not use the XML file for the markup but instead use "classic" Titanium code in the controller together with this method.
However, it might be a good idea to do a PR against the following file to request this to be documented:
https://github.com/appcelerator/alloy/edit/master/Alloy/lib/alloy/controllers/BaseController.js
is there any way to display all the methods called in the codeigniter profiler.
Also like to display which method calls which method and which method trigger the query
Unfortunately, your question is not very clear to me. I am not really sure of what you want to do.
there is a PHP command available in later versions called debug-backtrace.
http://php.net/manual/en/function.debug-backtrace.php
this gives you the stack trace of all commands executed to get to a particular method.
The codeigniter profiler is a system library. If there is a feature you really need it is possible to extend the profiler class to have the functionality you require. the CI manual explains how to do this in the section about 'Extending Native Libraries'
i have a question, i am developing a library for Codeigniter to create Job Queues with workers and delayed queue (Codeigniter-JobQueue). But i have a question...
... How can i perform or execute controller's methods inside this library? It will be awesome to know this.
The library is taking "controller, method, params" to transform after to "http://www.example.com/controller/method/params".
Thanks, and if you want to help me to develop, you are welcome. ;)
Use curl. If you however expect a return variable from controllers method, then C in your MVC is not designed properly.
Curl is a way to go. Controllers should output content and not return a variable. If you are scheduling any job, the library should call the URL itself. You could use the cli mode of codeigniter.
http://ellislab.com/codeigniter/user-guide/general/cli.html
It should be simple, but it's not.
I have a library that is hoping to use other libraries, but something ain't jiving.
Both libs live in system/cms/libraries because as far as I can tell, addons/shared_addons/libraries is utterly useless and the libraries need to be autoloaded (it seems that system/cms is essentially system/application but please correct me if wrong). An aside: just for kicks I put a library in shared_addons/libaries just to see if I could call if from a module; I couldn't. Why is it there?
Lib1
-needs db
-needs lib2
Lib2
-needs session
Here's what happens. Controller [module] loads; calls lib1 which calls lib2 which throws an error. Lib1 is to be called by all module controllers. Lib2 uses session data that is set earlier on and is only called by lib1.
In lib2 I use $CI=get_instance() to supposedly enable CI libs (e.g. database, session). However, I can't get past "Fatal error: Call to a member function userdata() on a non-object"; which is called by
//system/cms/libraries/lib2.php
$this->CI =& get_instance();
//$this->load->library('database'); == "can't find class database"
$ekeyLoc = $this->CI->session->userdata('ronery');
now if I run this in a module controller, it works as expected.
So googling that error, a lot of "db not loaded"'s come up. Just to make sure, I tried to load the database, but because eff me, it can't find class 'database' NB: database is being autoloaded.
When you assign CodeIgniter super object, I'm assuming it's grabbing the whole jabloney, right? I thought so. But to make sure, I decided to try and load the database class in a module/controller, which turns out, because eff me, couldn't be found.
I tried looking through the pyroCMS docs to find out about any trickery, but there ain't much, and none helpful to my situation.
Why can't I load a core library from a module controller?
Why can't I load a core library into a custom library in system/cms/libraries?
Why doesn't the CodeIgniter super object I assign contain session/db crap?
Why can't I load a library from /addons/shared_addons/library?
Why would a call to $this->session->userdata() work from a module controller, but not from a library in the system/cms/libraries folder even though CodeIgniter super object has been assigned?
Thanks.
After 2 days with no answer, I find it both frustrating and hilarious that continuing to search for help inevitably leads to this question being the top google result. FML.
First things first:
$this->load->library('database');
That is not valid CodeIgniter code, like their documentation says it should be:
$this->load->database();
As you've already pointed out though this is autoloaded so there is no need to do that anyway.
Why can't I load a core library from a module controller?
You can.
Why can't I load a core library into a custom library in system/cms/libraries?
You can.
Why doesn't the CodeIgniter super object I assign contain session/db crap?
It does.
Why can't I load a library from /addons/shared_addons/library?
This was not possible in 1.3.x but should have been fixed in 1.3.2, if not has been fixed since in 2.0.
I do not know what you are doing or why you are having such problems, but without any example code or a description of what version of PyroCMS you are using I cannot help any further.
If you have been stuck for two days why have you not posted on our forums? If you HAVE posted on our forums (I didn't see anything about it) you should have put a link in this post to your forum thread to help other people answer the questions.
This is not the first time anyone has been stuck on the internet but you act like it is. Come on, you know how this works! :)