Modular Extensions - (HMVC) - Version 3.1.9

[eluser]wiredesignz[/eluser]
I was right, abc.php must specify home/view

I will fix this 4.0.10

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Thank you for the pic, that's what I though you were talking about. I'm sorry I'm a little slow today.

@wiredesignz
I was right, abc.php must specify home/view

I will fix this 4.0.10

when you say this will get a fix, does that mean that in modules/module I can have multiple modules load different views or will it be module_folder = module only?

I knida like what is going on in the pic, minus the non working on the left

[eluser]Le Bang[/eluser]

Code:

class Loader extends CI_Loader
{    
    function Loader(&$module)
    {
        parent::CI_Loader();
        
        $this->module  =& $this;    /* reserved for future use */
        $this->_module =& $module;
        $this->_path   = get_class($module);
    }

not should: $this->_path = get_class($module);

ex: modules::run('home/abc');

abc is class name

to should: $this->_path = module_folder_name (home)

i can not fix it.

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I believe this is something that the path_to function handles inside modules_helper.php almost everything gets passed through it. Maybe try to modify array inside of it.

[eluser]Le Bang[/eluser]
in each module. load: views, helper, model, library, language. the first search in module folder if exists ==> load => stop()

if not exists ==> search views, helper, model, library, language in application folder

hic hic. i will to learn english.

[eluser]Le Bang[/eluser]
views, helper, model, library, language in application folder for all module

mode: local - public

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@wiredesignz
I really like the fact that we can load more than one module from a module directory. please don't lose this functionality.

Code:

modules::run('home/abc',$data)

[eluser]Le Bang[/eluser]
Hic. i visit here because this functionlity. if it not load more than a one module then i do not like.

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yes, I can confirm that you can load a module from a module directory with not the same directory name like so:
module_dir/module_name

Code:

modules::run('home/abc',$data)

and subsequently in order for you to load a view from the same module directory views directory you have to load it like so:
module_dir/module_view

Code:

$this->load->view('home/abc_view',$data,true)

in this case home is referring to the module directory

[eluser]Le Bang[/eluser]
$this->load->view('home/abc_view',$data,true)

not should.

it Not convenien.

why not Equal.