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ID:	Category:	Severity:	Reproducibility:	Date Submitted:	Last Update:
432	extension related	minor	always	2007-01-25 18:49	2007-01-25 18:49
Reporter:	kinalus	Platform:
Assigned To:		OS:
Priority:	normal	Version:
Status:	new	Product Version:	5.6 (stable)
Product Build:		Resolution:	open
Projection:	none	Duplicate ID:
ETA:	none
Summary:	Class phpMyEdit-mce-cal doesn't include PHP code when using the PHP extension
Description:	When using the phpMyEdit_mce_cal, fields using the PHP extension, (i.e. $opts['fdd']['field']['php'] = 'phpcode.inc') are not displayed properly on operations Add, Change.
Steps To Reproduce:	Declare a field that uses the PHP extension: <pre> $opts['fdd']['field']['php'] = 'phpcode.inc' </pre> create the file phpcode.inc, e.g.: <pre> <?php $output = ""; if (isset($_POST['PME_sys_operation'])) { $operation = $_POST['PME_sys_operation']; } else { $operation = ""; } $output.= "Op=".$operation; $output .= " Value=".$row["qf$k"]; return $output; ?> </pre> Then try to change a record, the particular field will not display "Op=Change Value=..." but the usual form input.
Additional Information / Solution:	The appropriate code that handles the PHP extension case is not included in the class code. In functions display_add_record(), display_change_field($row, $k) users can add the following two lines (taken from phpMyEdit.class.php): <pre> } elseif ($this->col_has_php($k)) { echo include($this->fdd[$k]['php']); </pre> after lines 388, 460 to correct this problem.
Attached Files:	0000432-phpMyEdit-mce-cal.class.php.txt (18 KB) 1970-01-01 01:33

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