[eluser]sl3dg3hamm3r[/eluser]
Hmmm that's a more tricky thing than I would have expected
Now I have the following autoloader in my config-file:
Code:
function __autoload($class) {
//echo "__autoload: loading .$class<br>";
//prevent CI and Pear classes from being loaded.
if(!strstr($class, 'CI') && !strstr($class, 'MY_') && !stristr($class, 'PEAR')){
require "$class.php";
}
}
This fails as soon as CI tries to load e.g. its own Model-Class:
Message: require(Model.php) [function.require]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory
I don't know how I could prevent the autoloader from trying to load these classes?!?
Of course, another way would be to simply include my class in the controller's constructor where I would need it:
Code:
require_once(BASEPATH."application/models/OrderItemConfig.php");
But as a matter of fact, this won't work for me since I want to serialize the objects to my session and also deserialize it - which means the class needs to be included BEFORE the session reads and deserializes the data. And to include the above line into the config-file is also not a nice solution, I won't need the class everywhere and anytime.... When it comes to performance, this would be a bad solution.
Any other interesting, compelling ideas?
