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Currently an issue exists that when a controller calls a method which exists on an extension (i.e Comments()) it incorrectly classed as a relation instead of a method resulting in a SQL error. This patch works around that issue by directly invoking the method.
35 lines
895 B
PHP
35 lines
895 B
PHP
<?php
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/**
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* Comments Default Configuration
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*
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* To enable comments on your own {@link DataObject}'s you need to
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* call Commenting::add_comments($object_name, $settings);
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*
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* Where $object_name is the name of the subclass of DataObject you want
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* to add the comments to and $settings is a map of configuration options
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* and values
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*
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* Example: mysite/_config.php
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*
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* <code>
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* // uses the default values
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* Commenting::add('SiteTree');
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*
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* // set configuration
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* Commenting::add('SiteTree', array(
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* 'require_login' => true
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* ));
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* </code>
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*
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* To see all the configuration options read docs/en/Configuration.md or
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* consult the Commenting class.
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*/
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if(class_exists('SiteTree') && !Commenting::has_commenting('SiteTree')) {
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Commenting::add('SiteTree');
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}
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if(class_exists('ContentController')) {
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ContentController::add_extension('ContentControllerCommentsExtension');
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} |