Absolute path

[feulf]

implemented absolute path for {include} tag

[feulf]

Please review

[prisis]

i tested your code an get 2 errors

file_exists(): open_basedir restriction in effect. File(/www/htdocs/w00/c.de/c_dev/c_v3/Frontend/Themes/admin/desktop/CACP/index.html/) is not within the allowed path(s): (/www/htdocs/w00/:/tmp:/usr/bin:/www/htdocs/w00:/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/share/php)

and if i chance 
$templateBasedir = strpos($template, DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR) !== false ? dirname($template) . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR : null;
to
$templateBasedir = $template !== false ? dirname($template): null;

fopen(/www/htdocs/w00f2e51/c.de/c_dev/c_v3/Frontend/Modul/admin/desktop/CACPindex.html/): failed to open stream: No such file or directory

and my settings are

realpath(dirname(__FILE__)).DS,true) .  $publicfolder . DS .  'Modul or Themes'

if you like i can give you a test acc, than you can see the errors your self

[feulf]

There was an error in the addTrailingSlash method, can you please check again? Thanks

[prisis]

now it works. but i have still a littel problem, how i can set two random folder?

admin/desktop/C/ is my main Themes folder and Content/Tpl/ is my module folder

but i get something like that...

<?php require $this->checkTemplate("admin/desktop/C/Content/Tpl/content");?> <?php require $this->checkTemplate("admin/desktop/C/footer");?>

[feulf]

Can you show me your template and explain with different words?

Thanks

[prisis]

so i will try to explain what i mean. first: her is a screen shot of my folders http://s14.directupload.net/images/131127/wxvwbp2y.jpg

on the right side you can see my index tpl-

Now, i have a folder where i have all my Templates (themes folder) and a Module folder where all my modules are. All my modules have a Tpl folder there are all tpls for my modules are and i like to load that Tpls in my Themes folder white include tag

like {include="Content/Tpl/content"}

[feulf]

I understood your problem.

This solution should solve your problem:

{include="{#MODULES_DIR#}/Content/tpl/content"}

Another solution is to add in the "tpl_dir" both the theme folder and the modules folder, so whenever Rain can't find a template in the theme folder it will search it in the modules folder.

[prisis]

If i test your first example, i get only the full path of my file and no include.

{include="{#MODULES_DIR#}/Content/tpl/content"}

/www/htdocs/w/c/c/c/Frontend/Modul/Content/Tpl/content"} at the end, is a } too little.

I have both folder in my tpl_dir settings, but it looks always after admin/desktop/C/Content/Tpl/content, but it should by like admin/desktop/C/footer and Contetn/Tpl/content

if ($_ENV['SLIM_MODE'] === 'development') {
            // reconfiguring RainTPL
            $config = array(
                "base_url"  => SCRIPTPATH,
                "include_path" => array(
                ),
                "tpl_dir"  => array(
                    self::$TemplateDir . DS,
                    self::$ModulTemplateDir,
                ),
                "cache_dir" => self::$CacheTemplateDir,
                "tpl_ext" => \ConfigLoader::item('tpl_suffix', 'ConfigConfig'),
                "path_replace" => false,
                "auto_escape" => true,
                'allow_compile_once' => false,
                "debug"     => true, // set to false to improve the speed
            );

        } else {
            // reconfiguring RainTPL
            $config = array(
                "base_url"  => SCRIPTPATH,
                "include_path" => array(
                ),
                "tpl_dir"  => array(
                    self::$TemplateDir . DS,
                    self::$ModulTemplateDir,
                ),
                "cache_dir" => self::$CacheTemplateDir,
                'tpl_ext' => \ConfigLoader::item('tpl_suffix', 'ConfigConfig'),
                "path_replace" => false,
                "auto_escape" => false,
                "debug"     => false, // set to false to improve the speed
            );
        }

TPL in Themes/admin/desktop/C/index:

{include="Content/Tpl/content"}
{include="footer"}

TPL output:

<?php require $this->checkTemplate("admin/desktop/C/Content/Tpl/content");?> 
<?php require $this->checkTemplate("admin/desktop/C/footer");?>

[feulf]

What about this solution?

{$module_dir="module_dir/"}
{$include_file="$module_dir/your_template"}

In case this doesn't work you'll have to use absolute path, and eventually we'll work on a better solution for include path.

Please let me know.

[prisis]

thats how i do it right now, but i dont like that solution that much, will look in to smarty how they handle the include tag and make a plugin or some modification on the tpl.php

[feulf]

I'll merge this for now. @prisis please open a new ticket for your problem and we'll work on it, thanks.