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absport

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Registered: 2011-05-23

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Problem with class in my new plugin (SOLVED)

hi, im from spain so sorry for my english, i have a problem when developing a new plugin for glpi:

i have a class into glpi/plugins/monitorizacion/inc/plugin_monitorizacion.class.php and it has this code:

class plugin_monitorizacion{
    static function printtree{
           /*and its code*/
    }
}

and a php that calls that class like this:

plugin_monitorizacion::printtree

but the problem is that when i go to the new plugins page, it doesnt work, but if I copy the plugin_monitorizacion.class.php into glpi/inc (that comes with the standard glpi) it works perfect

what should be the problem?

thanks

Last edited by absport (2011-05-24 10:57:22)

remi

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From: Champagne

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Re: Problem with class in my new plugin (SOLVED)

Class, file and table names are standardized

The PluginMonitorizationFoo class must be  stores in plugins/monitorizacion/inc/foo.php.
It it refer to a database table, this table must be glpi_pluginmonitorizationfoos

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yllen

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From: Sillery (51)

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Re: Problem with class in my new plugin (SOLVED)

You must initialize your class
file setup.php
function plugin_init_monitorizacion()
Plugin::registerClass.......

Look at plugin Example

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absport

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Registered: 2011-05-23

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Re: Problem with class in my new plugin (SOLVED)

thank you very much, but it still doesnt work, ill post my code:

setup.php

function plugin_init_monitorizacion() {
   global $PLUGIN_HOOKS,$LANG,$CFG_GLPI;
  Plugin::registerClass('PluginMonitorizacionTree');
   $PLUGIN_HOOKS['newmenu']['monitorizacion']="/plugins/monitorizacion/inc/addmonitorizacion.class.php";
   $PLUGIN_HOOKS['add_javascript']['monitorizacion']="lib/monitorizacion.js";
}

monitorizacion.class.php

<?php
class PluginMonitorizacionTree extends CommonDBTM{
    static function sayhello(){
        echo "<td>hola</td>";
    }
}?>

monitorizacion.form.php

<?php
    ...
    PluginMonitorizacionTree::sayhello(); //this should put "hola" in a table
    ...
?>

Last edited by absport (2011-05-23 17:36:02)

yllen

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From: Sillery (51)

Registered: 2008-01-14

Posts: 15,278

Re: Problem with class in my new plugin (SOLVED)

Your names are not corrects

You have a class TOTO, the name must be PluginMonitorizacionToto and the file's name must be toto.class.php
This class refere to a database table called glpi_plugin_monitorizacion_totos

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absport

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Registered: 2011-05-23

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Re: Problem with class in my new plugin (SOLVED)

ok, now it works, it was the files name.

Thank you very much!