Adding the possibility to pass the massage to be shown by a OopsException? as a parameter.
This is useful, because the other way around, every plugin has to define its own template ( which the user has to use.. ) to be able to show a message, because message.tmpl needs a "additional" string which can only be "added" this way.
So i added a parameter, showmessage, which expands %MESSAGEASPARAMETER% in the oops.tmpl.
Now, the plugin can use def to use a predefined message(cool for translations) or simply use a message which is passed by argument.
This message can still include %PARAM1% ..., they get expanded properly
Important: Its still backwards compatible, so all OopsExceptions? which have been thrown yet are working properly and do not get influenced. Its only a addition to the current bit unhandy system
I also think about adding a default "back" button to the default oops.tmpl, because yet, casua users are simply lost in space then
There is an existing generic oops message. throw OopsException? ('attention', def => 'generic', params => [ 'Your parameters' ]); No new parameters are required. Nor does any plugin have to define it's own template. Or am I missing what you are trying to say?
After a short discussion in the IRC Crawford just showed me how users can post such messages : throw OopsException? ('attention', def => 'generic', params => [ 'your message $var with $foo' ], "annother part of the massage"); that one gets displayed by : oopsattention->generic is defined as: %TMPL:DEF{"generic"}% %PARAM1% %PARAM2% %PARAM3% %PARAM4% %TMPL:END% Conclusion: Reverting changes, looking up the docs where it is / could be documentated
There is an existing generic oops message. throw OopsException? ('attention', def => 'generic', params => [ 'Your parameters' ]); No new parameters are required. Nor does any plugin have to define it's own template. Or am I missing what you are trying to say?
- CrawfordCurrie - 12 Dec 2008
After a short discussion in the IRC Crawford just showed me how users can post such messages : throw OopsException? ('attention', def => 'generic', params => [ 'your message $var with $foo' ], "annother part of the massage"); that one gets displayed by : oopsattention->generic is defined as: %TMPL:DEF{"generic"}% %PARAM1% %PARAM2% %PARAM3% %PARAM4% %TMPL:END% Conclusion: Reverting changes, looking up the docs where it is / could be documentated
- EugenMayer - 12 Dec 2008
- CrawfordCurrie - 13 Dec 2008
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