Oh, that's right. I had $BOLTvar global in mine. Guess I forgot to
mention it. As for $BOLTvar[language] it set it line 197 (somewhere in
that list of vars):
$BOLTvar['$language'] = BOLTconfig('BOLTlanguage');
Which allows {language} in the page. However I wonder if it wouldn't
be smarter to set it in the plugin. I added the line above on my
system and it worked just fine.
The other, maybe even better option is to do this. It is a more
standard way, uses less code, and is a bit eaiser on the eyes:
~1933-1934
$sortFunc = 'BOLTsort' . BOLTconfig('BOLTlanguage');
if ($sortFunc != 'BOLTsort' && function_exists($sortFunc)) return
$sortFunc($outarray);
and ~2024-2025
$sortFunc = 'BOLTsort' . BOLTconfig('BOLTlanguage');
if ($sortFunc != 'BOLTsort' &&
function_exists($sortFunc))
$sortarray = $sortFunc($sortarray);
No BOLTvar is needed, no change to the plugin is required, no
introduction of a new system variable. I think this latter option is
the best yet. Thoughts?
Cheers,
Dan
On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 4:33 AM, Hans <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Missing: in function BOLTsort() you need to declare $BOLTvar global.
> And the function starts with
> if ($args['sort'] == 'false') return $outarray;
> which means it will never gert to the $sortFunc =
> "BOLTsort$BOLTvar[language]"; part.
>
> How do I set the $BOLTvar[language] ?
> in site.config
> language: de
> did not do it.
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