Dinocanid |
09-25-2017 07:42 PM |
It's not the ACP template file, since I replaced it with a fresh, unedited one to see if that was the problem. It didn't fix a thing :/
PHP Code:
<?php
/** * The Path Class, it is one of Mysidia system core classes. * It acts as an initializer and wrapper for Mysidia-specific paths. * It implements PHP basic path functions, and adds enhanced features upon them. * An instance of Path class is generated upon Mysidia system object's creation. * This specific instance is available from Registry, just like any other Mysidia core objects. * @category Resource * @package Core * @author Hall of Famer * @copyright Mysidia Adoptables Script * @link http://www.mysidiaadoptables.com * @since 1.3.2 * @todo Improvement over include_path methods to enable better auto-loading. */
class Path extends Core implements Initializable{
/** * The absolute property, which stores the absolute path of the main site. * @access private * @var String */ private $absolute;
/** * The root property, which defines the current file root directory. * @access private * @var String */ private $root;
/** * The tempRoot property, which defines the root directory used in template files. * @access private * @var String */ private $tempRoot;
/** * The dir property, which stores the current file sub directory. * @access private * @var String */ private $dir;
/** * The path property, it specifies important file paths to be included. * @access private * @var ArrayObject */ private $path;
/** * Constructor of Path Class, it initializes basic path properties. * @access public * @return Void */ public function __construct(){ $this->absolute = "http://".DOMAIN.SCRIPTPATH."/"; $this->root = "/home/foodbabs/public_html/"; $this->tempRoot = SCRIPTPATH."/"; $this->path = new ArrayObject(array("{$this->root}classes/core", "{$this->root}classes/exception", "{$this->root}classes/user", "{$this->root}classes/message", "{$this->root}classes/item", "{$this->root}classes/shop")); // MVC structure has yet been established, for now comment out the include path setup. //$this->initialize(); }
/** * The initialize method, which handles basic include path operations. * @access public * @return Void */ public function initialize(){ if(empty($this->dir) or empty($this->path)) throw new Exception('Cannot set basic include paths.'); foreach($this->path as $path){ $this->setIncludePath($path); } }
/** * The getAbsolute method, which retrieves private property absolute. * @access public * @return String */ public function getAbsolute(){ return $this->absolute; } /** * The getRoot method, which retrieves private property root. * @access public * @return String */ public function getRoot(){ return $this->root; }
/** * The getScriptRoot method, which retrieves private property scriptRoot. * This can be used for css stylesheet and javascript loading in header template file. * @access public * @return String */ public function getTempRoot(){ return $this->tempRoot; }
/** * The getDirectory method, which obtains the current directory. * By default this value is null, it must be assigned first in front controller. * @access public * @return String */ public function getDirectory(){ return $this->dir; }
/** * The setDirectory method, set the private property dir. * @access public * @return Void */ public function setDirectory($dir){ $this->dir = $dir; }
/** * The includes method, simulates the include and include_once function in OO way. * @access public * @return Void */ public function includes($file, $mode = NULL){ if($mode = "once") include_once $file; else include $file; }
/** * The requires method, simulates the require and require_once function in OO way. * @access public * @return Void */ public function requires($file){ if($mode = "once") require_once $file; else require $file; }
/** * The getIncludePath method, similar to get_include_path() function in PHP. * Its functionality will expand in future releases. * @access public * @return String */ public function getIncludePath(){ return get_include_path(); }
/** * The setIncludePath method, similar to set_include_path() function in PHP. * This method significantly simplifies multiple include path operations. * @access public * @return Void */ public function setIncludePath($path){ set_include_path($this->getIncludePath().PATH_SEPARATOR.$path); }
/** * The restoreIncludePath method, similar to restore_include_path() function in PHP. * Its functionality will expand in future releases. * @access public * @return Void */ public function restoreIncludePath(){ restore_include_path(); } } ?>
This is my class_path, in case i missed something.
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