hi all,

i have been trying to find a solution to needing to trigger php code using twig (i only get the information as the form runs) and need to test it for an error 404.

curl_setopt($priv_URL, CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER, true);
curl_exec($priv_URL);
if(curl_getinfo($priv_URL, CURLINFO_HTTP_CODE) == 404) {
return true;
}else {
return false;
}
curl_close($prv_URL);

here is the incredibly simple way i have come up with of testing if the link creates a 404 error ( i know not 100% fool proof) so far i have tried just creating a php function like function is404check($priv_URL){ //..} and from looking on the twig website i found

$twig = new Twig_Environment($loader);
$function = new Twig_SimpleFunction('is404check', function ($priv_URL) {
//..
});
$twig->addFunction($function);

but this throws errors first at the $twig = new twig... and if i remove that, as expected at $twig->addfunction...

how do i overcome this issue in octobercms?

thanks!

Last updated 9 years ago

You have to register Twig functionality in your plugin. Check This post for a possible solution.

Also: https://octobercms.com/docs/plugin/registration#extending-twig

Last updated 9 years ago

but i don't want to create a plugin every time i want to add a custom function to a page? why can i not just define it on my "code" section of a page?

You can define functions in the theme code section with Anonymous Class, but they are only working on PHP7:

// in Code
function onStart()
{
    // Anonymous Class only working on PHP7
    $this['code'] = new class {
        public function foo() {
            return 'Hello World!';
        }
    };
}

{# in twig Markup #}
{{ code.foo() }}

Last updated 7 years ago

So how can I define a function thats accessible everywhere?

I want a better print function, because when I'm using the {{ dump(variabe) }} it only gives me a list of functions. I want to see the key -> values in a nice way. Seems like this isn't native in october cms or am I missing something?

function debug($data, $die = false)
{
    echo "<pre>";
    print_r($data);
    echo "</pre>";

    if ($die) {
        die();
    }
}

Last updated 5 years ago

Miguel Debruyne said: So how can I define a function thats accessible everywhere? I want a better print function, because when I'm using the {{ dump(variabe) }} it only gives me a list of functions. I want to see the key -> values in a nice way. Seems like this isn't native in october cms or am I missing something?

You're missing custom Twig markup tags registration: https://octobercms.com/docs/plugin/registration#extending-twig

Relevant debugging example: https://github.com/inetis-ch/oc-dump-plugin

Last updated 5 years ago

Eoler said: You're missing custom Twig markup tags registration: https://octobercms.com/docs/plugin/registration#extending-twig

Relevant debugging example: https://github.com/inetis-ch/oc-dump-plugin

But it's still only accessible on pages where the plugin/component is active, no? What about for example a logging function that I could use in literally every php file.

Thank you for that dump-plugin tho, seems usefull!

Miguel Debruyne said: But it's still only accessible on pages where the plugin/component is active, no? What about for example a logging function that I could use in literally every php file.

No, custom filters and functions are available everywhere Twig engine is initialized (plugin must be enabled, of course).

Art and Code Studio said:

You can define functions in the theme code section with Anonymous Class, but they are only working on PHP7:

// in Code
function onStart()
{
   // Anonymous Class only working on PHP7
   $this['code'] = new class {
       public function foo() {
           return 'Hello World!';
       }
   };
}

{# in twig Markup #}
{{ code.foo() }}

is this the best way to achieve the goal? is there a newer way now?