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RE: Announcing: Bonfire - a drop-in admin area - dgvirtual - 12-28-2023
You can try adding this example module https://github.com/dgvirtual/bonfire2-pages-module
And if it works, check for differences with yours.
Did you really remake 40+ modules of yours to conform to Bonfire2 requirements? Those go way beyond namespacing.
RE: Announcing: Bonfire - a drop-in admin area - luckmoshy - 12-28-2023
(12-28-2023, 12:02 AM)dgvirtual Wrote: You can try adding this example module https://github.com/dgvirtual/bonfire2-pages-module
And if it works, check for differences with yours.
Did you remake 40+ modules of yours to conform to Bonfire2 requirements? Those go way beyond namespacing.
believe 100% I have those 40+ modules like your repo and all depend on bonfire systems
@dgvirtual you have pointed that out exactly yes I have also used this module but does not work. this was my example if I was somewhere done wrong but nothing working at all until I use PSR4 I can use the bonfire2-pages-module
I don't know if you also checked on your side with that repo??? !!
it does not work on
PHP Code:
public $appModules = [
'App\Modules' => APPPATH . 'Modules/Pages',
//does not work from https://github.com/dgvirtual/bonfire2-pages-module
];
https://github.com/dgvirtual/bonfire2-pages-module
it works on
PHP Code:
public $psr4 = [
APP_NAMESPACE => APPPATH, // For custom app namespace
'Config' => APPPATH . 'Config',
'App\Modules\Pages' => APPPATH . 'Modules/Pages',
//and I can create, edit, and delete in Bonfire admin by set group and permission
];
RE: Announcing: Bonfire - a drop-in admin area - dgvirtual - 12-28-2023
PHP Code:
'App\Modules' => APPPATH . 'Modules/Pages',
- you should not add Pages at the end. Leave it as in documentation:
Code:
'App\Modules' => APPPATH . 'Modules', RE: Announcing: Bonfire - a drop-in admin area - luckmoshy - 12-28-2023
(12-28-2023, 12:49 AM)dgvirtual Wrote:PHP Code:'App\Modules' => APPPATH . 'Modules/Pages',
- you should not add pages at the end. Leave it as documentation.
Code:'App\Modules' => APPPATH . 'Modules',
Thank you, @dgvirtual After removing the pages, it is now working fine, and the same is true for all 40+ modules. Did I use the wrong namespaces?
RE: Announcing: Bonfire - a drop-in admin area - dgvirtual - 12-28-2023
You can see in my example (and in the official docs of Bonfire) that for the automatic detection to work the module classes should be namespaced like this:
App\Modules\Modulename\[Controllers or Models or ...];
Good to know it works. Hopefully you can make them all work now.