Re: [midgard-user] Using PHP classes with midgard.

[Frank Boehme]

Alexander Bokovoy wrote:

> > Keep in mind, that even the command above is called from within <? ?>,
> > in the snippet code you still have to begin with <? and end with ?>.

> ... like it is done with require(), require_once(), and include() in straight PHP

Of course.

Another yet unmentioned way is probably convenient if the library
classes are only used in a certain subtree of pages and not across
different hosts:
Overwrite the <[code-init]> (or friend) element of the page at the
'base' of the tree with the library code and set the inherit attribute
to true.


Frank

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