Re: [PHPTAL] Problem with my own class in the PHPTAL context
Doh!
As feared it was a simple misstake, for some reason I thought I had to call
session_start() at the very beginning. Moving session_start() until after
the classes have bean loaded solved the problem.
2009/1/3 Mikael Andersson mail.mi...@gmail.com
Hi
Just tried to add a __autoload but still can't get it to work.
If I do a var_dump on the object from the session that I put into the
context, it looks like this:
object(__PHP_Incomplete_Class)#1 (13) {
[__PHP_Incomplete_Class_Name]=
string(4) User
[id]=
string(1) 1
[fName]=
string(6) Mikael
[lName]=
string(9) Andersson
[uName]=
string(5) micke
[email]=
string(20) mail.mi...@gmail.com
[regDate]=
string(19) 2009-01-02 10:01:08
[role]=
string(1) 1
[status]=
string(1) 1
[phoneNumber]=
string(6) 123456
[secretQuestion]=
string(0)
[secretAnwser]=
string(0)
}
Error:Unable to find part fName in path fName with base object
Have a feeling that I'm missing something simple (like in my previous
mailing list topic :) ), so any suggestion no matter how obvious is welcome.
- Micke
2009/1/2 Mikael Andersson mail.mi...@gmail.com
Hi Levi,
thanks for you reply.
Updated MyPHPTAL.class.php to look like this:
?php
require_once(globals.php);
require_once(User.class.php);
require_once(PHPTAL.php);
class MyPHPTAL extends PHPTAL{
public function __construct($path=false){
parent::__construct($path);
if( isset($_SESSION[USER_OBJ]) ){
$this-set('user', $_SESSION[USER_OBJ] );
$this-set('hasUser', true);
}
else{
$this-set('hasUser', false);
}
}
public function render(){
// execute the template
try {
echo $this-execute();
}
catch (Exception $e){
echo $e;
}
}
}
?
And my controller code looks like this:
?php
session_start();
require_once(../lib/globals.php);
require_once(../lib/sec_check.php);
require_once(../lib/MyPHPTAL.class.php);
// create a new template object
$template = new MyPHPTAL(home.html);
// put some data into the template context
$template-title = 'Hem';
$template-render();
?
But I'm still getting the same error for my own custom User class.
The hasUser variable and title variable both work fine.
Grateful for any suggestions,
Micke
2009/1/2 Levi Stanley l...@eneservices.com
Forgot to mention
$controller-render() doesn't exist in PHPTAL, so just do the try catch
print execute stuff you normally do.
Levi Stanley wrote:
If your controller code is doing something like this:
?php
session_start();
include_once('MyPHPTAL.php');
$controller = new MyPHPTAL('main-page.xhtml');
$controller-set('other_variables', 2.23);
$controller-render();
?
There shouldn't be a problem at all.
Best regards,
Levi Stanley
Mikael Andersson wrote:
Hi
Discovered this awesome framework a little while ago, really nice!
I have created my own MyPHPTAL class in which I add a couple of
things to its context (figured that this would be cleaner that
setting them manually in every php page), works fine except for when
I try and add a custom Class of mine.
I have this in my constructor (actually the complete class) :
require_once(globals.php);
require_once(User.class.php);
require_once(PHPTAL.php);
class MyPHPTAL extends PHPTAL{
public function __construct($path=false){
parent::__construct($path);
if( isset($_SESSION[USER_OBJ]) ){
$this-set('user', $_SESSION[USER_OBJ] );
$this-set('hasUser', true);
}
else{
$this-set('hasUser', false);
}
}
}
The User class:
require_once('UserRole.class.php');
require_once('UserStatus.class.php');
class User {
public $id;
public $fName;
public $lName;
//cut
}
When I reference the user object in my template like this:
div tal:content=user/fName tal:condition=hasUserThe users
name/div
I get the following error:
exception 'PHPTAL_Exception' with message 'Unable to find part
fName in path fName with base object' in
C:\wamp\my_includes\PHPTAL\Context.php:357 Stack trace: #0
C:\Windows\Temp\tpl_1230913754_1_1_14templatehtaf12aceee0491df97ea1590f2eb17e87.php(80):
phptal_path(Object(__PHP_Incomplete_Class), 'fName')
#1 C:\wamp\my_includes\PHPTAL.php(466):
tpl_1230913754_1_1_14templatehtaf12aceee0491df97ea1590f2eb17e87_page_template(Object(MyPHPTAL),
Object(PHPTAL_Context))
#2
C:\Windows\Temp\tpl_1230911056_1_1_14loginhtmlfc12130e5db631fadfdd3a92f0355c5d.php(45):
PHPTAL-executeMacro('template.html/p...')
#3 C:\wamp\my_includes\PHPTAL.php(386):
tpl_1230911056_1_1_14loginhtmlfc12130e5db631fadfdd3a92f0355c5d(Object(MyPHPTAL),
Object(PHPTAL_Context))
#4 C:\wamp\www\login.php(51):
Re: [PHPTAL] Problem with my own class in the PHPTAL context
Hi
Just tried to add a __autoload but still can't get it to work.
If I do a var_dump on the object from the session that I put into the
context, it looks like this:
object(__PHP_Incomplete_Class)#1 (13) {
[__PHP_Incomplete_Class_Name]=
string(4) User
[id]=
string(1) 1
[fName]=
string(6) Mikael
[lName]=
string(9) Andersson
[uName]=
string(5) micke
[email]=
string(20) mail.mi...@gmail.com
[regDate]=
string(19) 2009-01-02 10:01:08
[role]=
string(1) 1
[status]=
string(1) 1
[phoneNumber]=
string(6) 123456
[secretQuestion]=
string(0)
[secretAnwser]=
string(0)
}
Error:Unable to find part fName in path fName with base object
Have a feeling that I'm missing something simple (like in my previous
mailing list topic :) ), so any suggestion no matter how obvious is welcome.
- Micke
2009/1/2 Mikael Andersson mail.mi...@gmail.com
Hi Levi,
thanks for you reply.
Updated MyPHPTAL.class.php to look like this:
?php
require_once(globals.php);
require_once(User.class.php);
require_once(PHPTAL.php);
class MyPHPTAL extends PHPTAL{
public function __construct($path=false){
parent::__construct($path);
if( isset($_SESSION[USER_OBJ]) ){
$this-set('user', $_SESSION[USER_OBJ] );
$this-set('hasUser', true);
}
else{
$this-set('hasUser', false);
}
}
public function render(){
// execute the template
try {
echo $this-execute();
}
catch (Exception $e){
echo $e;
}
}
}
?
And my controller code looks like this:
?php
session_start();
require_once(../lib/globals.php);
require_once(../lib/sec_check.php);
require_once(../lib/MyPHPTAL.class.php);
// create a new template object
$template = new MyPHPTAL(home.html);
// put some data into the template context
$template-title = 'Hem';
$template-render();
?
But I'm still getting the same error for my own custom User class.
The hasUser variable and title variable both work fine.
Grateful for any suggestions,
Micke
2009/1/2 Levi Stanley l...@eneservices.com
Forgot to mention
$controller-render() doesn't exist in PHPTAL, so just do the try catch
print execute stuff you normally do.
Levi Stanley wrote:
If your controller code is doing something like this:
?php
session_start();
include_once('MyPHPTAL.php');
$controller = new MyPHPTAL('main-page.xhtml');
$controller-set('other_variables', 2.23);
$controller-render();
?
There shouldn't be a problem at all.
Best regards,
Levi Stanley
Mikael Andersson wrote:
Hi
Discovered this awesome framework a little while ago, really nice!
I have created my own MyPHPTAL class in which I add a couple of
things to its context (figured that this would be cleaner that
setting them manually in every php page), works fine except for when
I try and add a custom Class of mine.
I have this in my constructor (actually the complete class) :
require_once(globals.php);
require_once(User.class.php);
require_once(PHPTAL.php);
class MyPHPTAL extends PHPTAL{
public function __construct($path=false){
parent::__construct($path);
if( isset($_SESSION[USER_OBJ]) ){
$this-set('user', $_SESSION[USER_OBJ] );
$this-set('hasUser', true);
}
else{
$this-set('hasUser', false);
}
}
}
The User class:
require_once('UserRole.class.php');
require_once('UserStatus.class.php');
class User {
public $id;
public $fName;
public $lName;
//cut
}
When I reference the user object in my template like this:
div tal:content=user/fName tal:condition=hasUserThe users
name/div
I get the following error:
exception 'PHPTAL_Exception' with message 'Unable to find part
fName in path fName with base object' in
C:\wamp\my_includes\PHPTAL\Context.php:357 Stack trace: #0
C:\Windows\Temp\tpl_1230913754_1_1_14templatehtaf12aceee0491df97ea1590f2eb17e87.php(80):
phptal_path(Object(__PHP_Incomplete_Class), 'fName')
#1 C:\wamp\my_includes\PHPTAL.php(466):
tpl_1230913754_1_1_14templatehtaf12aceee0491df97ea1590f2eb17e87_page_template(Object(MyPHPTAL),
Object(PHPTAL_Context))
#2
C:\Windows\Temp\tpl_1230911056_1_1_14loginhtmlfc12130e5db631fadfdd3a92f0355c5d.php(45):
PHPTAL-executeMacro('template.html/p...')
#3 C:\wamp\my_includes\PHPTAL.php(386):
tpl_1230911056_1_1_14loginhtmlfc12130e5db631fadfdd3a92f0355c5d(Object(MyPHPTAL),
Object(PHPTAL_Context))
#4 C:\wamp\www\login.php(51): PHPTAL-execute() #5 {main}
The php page using the MyPHPTAL class is calling session_start() at
the very top.
Have been googling this and have found some information indicating
that the session might be started before the User class definition is
loaded preventing it from properly
Re: [PHPTAL] Problem with my own class in the PHPTAL context
Hi Levi,
thanks for you reply.
Updated MyPHPTAL.class.php to look like this:
?php
require_once(globals.php);
require_once(User.class.php);
require_once(PHPTAL.php);
class MyPHPTAL extends PHPTAL{
public function __construct($path=false){
parent::__construct($path);
if( isset($_SESSION[USER_OBJ]) ){
$this-set('user', $_SESSION[USER_OBJ] );
$this-set('hasUser', true);
}
else{
$this-set('hasUser', false);
}
}
public function render(){
// execute the template
try {
echo $this-execute();
}
catch (Exception $e){
echo $e;
}
}
}
?
And my controller code looks like this:
?php
session_start();
require_once(../lib/globals.php);
require_once(../lib/sec_check.php);
require_once(../lib/MyPHPTAL.class.php);
// create a new template object
$template = new MyPHPTAL(home.html);
// put some data into the template context
$template-title = 'Hem';
$template-render();
?
But I'm still getting the same error for my own custom User class.
The hasUser variable and title variable both work fine.
Grateful for any suggestions,
Micke
2009/1/2 Levi Stanley l...@eneservices.com
Forgot to mention
$controller-render() doesn't exist in PHPTAL, so just do the try catch
print execute stuff you normally do.
Levi Stanley wrote:
If your controller code is doing something like this:
?php
session_start();
include_once('MyPHPTAL.php');
$controller = new MyPHPTAL('main-page.xhtml');
$controller-set('other_variables', 2.23);
$controller-render();
?
There shouldn't be a problem at all.
Best regards,
Levi Stanley
Mikael Andersson wrote:
Hi
Discovered this awesome framework a little while ago, really nice!
I have created my own MyPHPTAL class in which I add a couple of
things to its context (figured that this would be cleaner that
setting them manually in every php page), works fine except for when
I try and add a custom Class of mine.
I have this in my constructor (actually the complete class) :
require_once(globals.php);
require_once(User.class.php);
require_once(PHPTAL.php);
class MyPHPTAL extends PHPTAL{
public function __construct($path=false){
parent::__construct($path);
if( isset($_SESSION[USER_OBJ]) ){
$this-set('user', $_SESSION[USER_OBJ] );
$this-set('hasUser', true);
}
else{
$this-set('hasUser', false);
}
}
}
The User class:
require_once('UserRole.class.php');
require_once('UserStatus.class.php');
class User {
public $id;
public $fName;
public $lName;
//cut
}
When I reference the user object in my template like this:
div tal:content=user/fName tal:condition=hasUserThe users
name/div
I get the following error:
exception 'PHPTAL_Exception' with message 'Unable to find part
fName in path fName with base object' in
C:\wamp\my_includes\PHPTAL\Context.php:357 Stack trace: #0
C:\Windows\Temp\tpl_1230913754_1_1_14templatehtaf12aceee0491df97ea1590f2eb17e87.php(80):
phptal_path(Object(__PHP_Incomplete_Class), 'fName')
#1 C:\wamp\my_includes\PHPTAL.php(466):
tpl_1230913754_1_1_14templatehtaf12aceee0491df97ea1590f2eb17e87_page_template(Object(MyPHPTAL),
Object(PHPTAL_Context))
#2
C:\Windows\Temp\tpl_1230911056_1_1_14loginhtmlfc12130e5db631fadfdd3a92f0355c5d.php(45):
PHPTAL-executeMacro('template.html/p...')
#3 C:\wamp\my_includes\PHPTAL.php(386):
tpl_1230911056_1_1_14loginhtmlfc12130e5db631fadfdd3a92f0355c5d(Object(MyPHPTAL),
Object(PHPTAL_Context))
#4 C:\wamp\www\login.php(51): PHPTAL-execute() #5 {main}
The php page using the MyPHPTAL class is calling session_start() at
the very top.
Have been googling this and have found some information indicating
that the session might be started before the User class definition is
loaded preventing it from properly unserialize the it from the session.
I'm more of a Java developer than a PHP one so I'm hoping that you
guys can give me some help :)
Many thanks,
Micke
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