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MacOSX, php4, mysql5, register globals=on
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While trying to add an item to the toolbar on top in the admin section I run across a fatal error in the administrator part, editing an admin. The directory listing of files in the directory includes/modules/access is not very particular about the kind of file it finds. On MacOSX it also lists the file .DS_Store which resulted in a fatal error.
I got around it by using this in admin/templates/pages/administrators/edit.php:
{code} foreach ($osC_DirectoryListing->getFiles() as $file) {
$module = substr($file['name'], 0, strrpos($file['name'], '.'));
if (empty($module)) continue; // avoid .DS_Store on MacOSX to be read as a module{code}
Perhaps it would be more elegant to call getFiles with a parameter 'php' to only get php files from that directory.
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Description
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While trying to add an item to the toolbar on top in the admin section I run across a fatal error in the administrator part, editing an admin. The directory listing of files in the directory includes/modules/access is not very particular about the kind of file it finds. On MacOSX it also lists the file .DS_Store which resulted in a fatal error.
I got around it by using this in admin/templates/pages/administrators/edit.php:
{code} foreach ($osC_DirectoryListing->getFiles() as $file) {
$module = substr($file['name'], 0, strrpos($file['name'], '.'));
if (empty($module)) continue; // avoid .DS_Store on MacOSX to be read as a module{code}
Perhaps it would be more elegant to call getFiles with a parameter 'php' to only get php files from that directory.
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Change by Harald Ponce de Leon [12/Jun/07 07:13 PM]
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Open
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Resolved
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Fix Version/s
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3.0 Alpha 5
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Resolution
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Fixed
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Assignee
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Harald Ponce de Leon
[ hpdl
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Bug
Resolved
Minor
directory listing in admin not very particular about kind of file
{code} $osC_DirectoryListing = new osC_DirectoryListing('includes/modules/access');
$osC_DirectoryListing->setIncludeDirectories(false);
$osC_DirectoryListing->setCheckExtension('php'); // avoid .DS_Store on MacOSX to be read as a module{code}