Re: [Phpwebsite-developers] Best way to check for a module?

[Steven L. <st...@tu...>]

I would say the best way is to use

if($GLOBALS["core"]->moduleExists("fatcat"))

because this checks the core to see if the module is actually installed. 
Using the other methods you might run into a problem where the module
exists but the SESSION has not been created yet.  Depending on how the
module is coded up.

> Quick question.
>
> Which would be the best way to check for a module in terms of lower cpu
> requirements/cycles:
>
> if(!$_SESSION["OBJ_fatcat"])
>
> if($GLOBALS["core"]->moduleExists("fatcat"))
>
> if($_SESSION["OBJ_fatcat"]!==NULL)
>
>
>
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