Re: [Web-erp-developers] Multilanguage - includes

[Daintrees <p.d...@pa...>]

I hit  the same snag yesterday with Credit_Invoice.php

Or option 4 include LanguageSetup.php in every script at the beginning.
This is more visible and prevents having to delve through several layers of
includes.
I will do this and change session.inc

Thanks Jesse

Phil

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Jesse Peterson" <je...@st...>
To: <web...@li...>
Sent: Monday, September 13, 2004 7:39 AM
Subject: Re: [Web-erp-developers] Multilanguage - includes


> This is gonna be a fun one. I did the translation fixes on
> ConfirmDispatch_Invoice yesterday and tried to start
> ConfirmDispatchControlled_Invoice. I quickly ran into a problem that I
> have finally tracked down today courtesy of var_dump. Turns out
> something I knew, but neglected to think about... and web-erp is,
> probably intentionally, written correctly.
>
> The problem is that when you use class based objects, such as cart in
> DefineCartClass.php, the class needs to exist *before* the session is
> started if you are going to use that object as a session variable.
> Since the repercussions of it can be strange (things won't just break),
> it would be a really good idea to pull all the files the order has been
> changed in and fix them soon.
>
> That essentially puts us at needing to do something like this on every
> page this happens... just in general would probably be good.
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------
> include('includes/DefinePOClass.php');
> include('includes/DefineSerialItems.php');
> $PageSecurity = 11;
> /* Session started in header.inc for password checking and authorisation
> level check */
> include('includes/session.inc');
> $title = 'Receive Controlled Items';
>
> include('includes/header.inc');
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------
>
> That, however creates a smaller problem in that the strings in the
> DefineXXX files can not be translated if the _() function does not
> exist. I can see a few solutions:
> * require_once() for the language file include, and putting that line in
> session and all the files that may be included before it.  (easiest)
> * including all files that may be necessary in session.inc (bad idea)
> * changing classes to remove strings so translation is moot  (probably
> more correct)
>
> thoughts?
>
>
> jesse
>
>
> skaill wrote:
>
> > I've noticed this type of thing in some scripts...
> >
> > $title = 'Receive Controlled Items';
> > $PageSecurity = 11;
> >
> > /* Session started in header.inc for password checking and
> > authorisation level check */
> > include('includes/DefinePOClass.php');
> > include('includes/DefineSerialItems.php');
> > include('includes/session.inc');
> > include('includes/header.inc');
> > If $title was moved below session.inc and above header.inc that would
> > be good for $title.  However, DefineSerialItems.php has a string in it
> > which means it also needs to be after session.inc.
> >
> > session.inc never uses any includes before it and verifies access so
> > I'm thinking session.inc should always be the first include anyway.
> > Can you confirm this Phil?
> >
> > Steve
>
>
>
>
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