[ewiki] Re: Blogging (calendar commit)
- From: Andy Fundinger <Andy@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: ewiki@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 21 May 2004 07:08:43 -0500
On Thu, 2004-05-20 at 19:24, Mario Salzer wrote:
> However you will get into trouble, because that constant should
> ultimatively be defined in ewiki.php, which then however prevents it
> use in plugins' define() statements - because those are typically
> executed beforehand (forcing plugins to be loaded after ewiki is not
> a good workaround).
>
> > define("EWIKI_NAME_DIVIDER", "_");
> > define("CALENDAR_NAME_DIVIDER", EWIKI_NAME_DIVIDER);
>
> Therefore, you would just use CALENDAR_NAME_SEP here (?) not depending
> upon a possible main EWIKI_NAME_SEP.
>
> On the other hand most users are already used to our re-define() practice
> and would hopefully define() that constant in their config.php and not
> edit 'ewiki.php' for this (too late).
Our redfine practice is so thoroughly entrenched (at least in my
installs) that I think we can count on it. Does the installer setup a
config.php which overrides some or all of ewiki.php?
Andy
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