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Hi,
As a best practice going forward, if I amend a module, should I place the amended file in a directory named "local" as is the case for themes?
Below, I have amended CustomFields to alter the description from "CustomFields" to "More Options..." - this might have been overkill, but I couldnt find a way to do it in the module itself.
Quote:
{*
* $Revision: 15342 $
* If you want to customize this file, do not edit it directly since future upgrades
* may overwrite it. Instead, copy it into a new directory called "local" and edit that
* version. Gallery will look for that file first and use it if it exists.
*}
{g->callback type="customfield.LoadCustomFields" itemId=$item.id|default:$theme.item.id}
{if !empty($block.customfield.LoadCustomFields.fields)}
<div class="{$class}">
<h3> {g->text text="More Options..."} </h3>
<p class="giDescription">
{foreach from=$block.customfield.LoadCustomFields.fields key=field item=value}
{$field}: {$value|markup}<br/>
{/foreach}
</p>
</div>
{/if}
Posted: Wed, 2007-08-15 14:34
Posts: 2258
Nope, local won't work for module code. I recommend you copy the module to MyModule, edit its files so that it works from there, and keep your changes separate (using MyModule instead of the original one)
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If it is a template file and not a *.inc or *.class file you can create a local directory and place CustomFields.tpl in there.
So you would copy
gallery2/modules/customfield/templates/blocks/CustomFields.tpl
to
gallery2/modules/customfield/templates/blocks/local/CustomFields.tpl
Or if your going to modify the other file then the best way is ckdake's way, create a custom module.
Dave
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Posts: 14
Hi guys,
It was a CustomFields.tpl and I've created a local directory which worked like a charm.
Much obliged