Re: [binarycloud-dev] Still Something Rotten....

[Justin F. <je...@ey...>]

Odysseas:

Nope, nada, niente, pas de tout, is
load_order having _ANY_ effect on the
disto index.php.

If I comment the layout template in index.php, thus:

        'modules' => array(
                'content' => array(
#                       'layout' => array(
#                               'name' => "example",
#                               'package' => "html.layouts",
#                       ),

then the load order still follows the order of the
module appearance in index.php, instead of
the appearance to load_order of

1st	3
2nd	6
3rd	1
4th	5
5th	4
6th	2

I never have understood this... 

If I put:

echo "<pre>";
var_dump($Page->modules['content']);
echo "</pre>";

in the HelloWorld.php module, I get


    array(6) {
      [0]=>   
      object(otherworld)(1) {
        ["stuff"]=>
        string(25) "This is some sample stuff"
      }       
      [1]=>   
      object(set_lang_example)(0) {
      }       
      [2]=>   
      object(helloworld)(2) {
        ["options"]=>
        array(2) {
          ["example"]=>
          string(23) "this is an option value"
          ["another"]=>
          int(1)  
        }       
        ["date"]=>
        string(12) "Jul:Sun:2001"
      }       
      [3]=>   
      object(helloworld)(2) {
        ["options"]=>
        NULL    
        ["date"]=>
        string(12) "Jul:Sun:2001"
      }       
      [4]=>   
      object(helloworld)(2) {
        ["options"]=>
        NULL    
        ["date"]=>
        string(12) "Jul:Sun:2001"
      }       
      [5]=>   
      object(helloworld)(2) {
        ["options"]=>
        NULL    
        ["date"]=>
        string(12) "Jul:Sun:2001"
      }       

which means it is not sorting, but following appearance order.
I even added your ksort fix in Page.php where you said it
should go, and it still just follows appearance order.


_jef


------------------------
Odysseas Tsatalos wrote:
> 
> But you were right that the rest of the code
> isn't behaving the way it was supposed to :-)
> 
> I needed to add a ksort right before the end of the
> IncludeModules function
> 
>         ksort($this->modules[$_group]);
> 
> Keep in mind that the the "example" layout that
> index.php comes with is not following the
> default order but it explicitly alters it.

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