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Problems with Config file in custom Libarys [solved] - El Forum - 10-23-2007 [eluser]n8m[/eluser] I read in the 1.5.4 User-Guide for Codeigniter, that variables and configuration can be passed to custom libraries. Somehow i have no luck with that. I tried both ways: I try to pass values through the Controller that calls the Library by doing this: Code: $bla=array('foo'=>'ba'); also i tried to put the $bla stuff in a config file (which i am mainly interested in). i tried to call the foo value in a method of my custom library the normal way like: Code: function test1(){ What have i done wrong? Did i miss something? Greetings and thanks in advance n8m Problems with Config file in custom Libarys [solved] - El Forum - 10-24-2007 [eluser]xwero[/eluser] You can make a custom config file (config/widget.php) and you can autoload them or call them in the library Code: class Widget Problems with Config file in custom Libarys [solved] - El Forum - 10-24-2007 [eluser]n8m[/eluser] Thanx for the feedback, but it still doesen't work. My Config file looks like this: Code: $config['foo']="bar"; and my Library like this: Code: class Widget{ The error message tells me that "Message: Undefined variable: foo". Problems with Config file in custom Libarys [solved] - El Forum - 10-24-2007 [eluser]xwero[/eluser] [quote author="n8m" date="1193235614"]Thanx for the feedback, but it still doesen't work. My Config file looks like this: Code: $config['foo']="bar"; and my Library like this: Code: function dialog(){ [/quote] You have to call it like you normally do Code: function dialog(){ Problems with Config file in custom Libarys [solved] - El Forum - 10-24-2007 [eluser]n8m[/eluser] Thnx .... that did it! |