[Hamed]

Hello,
I want to code plugin system.

I want to code a class for this job and on where I want add hook.
E.g:

PHP Code:

if($_GET['page'] == 'register' && $loginset == '0')

{

    eval('$page  = "' . $tem->get('register',$MyTheme) . '";');

    eval('$index  = "' . $tem->get('index',$MyTheme) . '";');

    $plugin->addHook('register');

    echo $index;

} 

My plugins are like

PHP Code:

<?php



/**

 * @author Hamed

 * @copyright 2008

 */



//$info is for plugin info

$info['pulgin_name'] = ''; //Name of Plugin 

$info['plugin_des'] = '';  //What does this plugin do

$info['plugin_maker'] = '';  //Your name (Who make this plugin?)

$info['plugin_maker_website'] = '';  //Your website

$info['plugin_version'] = ''; //Version on this plugin

$info['sanction_code'] = 'simple'; //This name should be in english and we use it for function name

$info['plugin_hook'] = ''; //plug that we put it in.





//This function did what this plugin need for install.

function install()

{

    

}



//This function did what this plugout need for uninstall.

function uninstall()

{

    

}



//This function will run on plug that you select.

function simple()

{

    

}

?>

$info['plugin_hook'] is my plugin hook (e.g: register)

I want to do this job:
on __construct() of class I check my database and I will find active plugin and I can include them now How can I run their function? (function simple() is plugin function)

and What should I write on addHook(); function ?
(All plugins are in folder by the name plugins in root dir)
I think I do not explain it very good.

[Nico]

Originally Posted by Hamed

How can I run their function? (function simple() is plugin function)

www.php.net/call_user_func

PHP Code:

$result = call_user_func($info['sanction_code'], $optional_arguments); 

and What should I write on addHook(); function ?
(All plugins are in folder by the name plugins in root dir)

We don't even know what you're trying to do, or even WHEN these hooks are supposed to be executed. So I really don't know how to answer this question...

I think I do not explain it very good.

I agree.

[Hamed]

I call function in other way.

PHP Code:

include_once('./plugins/'.$sanction_code.'.php');
                $sanction_code(); 

Does it make problem because it work well.

[Nico]

No problem at all. This is perfectly valid too.

[Hamed]

Thanks.
One thing when I run this function I should global vars that I want use in function Is there any way that I do not do it?

[<?Wille?>]

So you want to use global variables inside a function?
This can be done with the global keyword.
http://www.php.net/manual/en/languag...bles.scope.php

[Hamed]

I know global but I want to do not use global keyword.

Originally Posted by <?Wille?>

So you want to use global variables inside a function?
This can be done with the global keyword.
http://www.php.net/manual/en/languag...bles.scope.php

[Nico]

Then use the $GLOBALS superglobal.

www.php.net/reserved.variables.globals