I'm currently using Blazy on a Drupal 7 website with the registry_autoload module. I'm also using the Form Builder module which now requires an upgrade to version 2.x and this version has a dependency on the psr0 autoloader module.
I'd rather not have 2 autoloaders installed although have ben told that this will be ok but my question is: Will Blazy work with the psr0 module instead of the registry_autoload module? And if so, do the installation instructions need to be updated?
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #3 | 3092471-support-psr0-autoloader-3.patch | 4.81 KB | gausarts |
Comments
Comment #2
gausarts commentedTechnically blazy should work with that module, yet it is not officially supported by blazy, yet.
If you are feeling adventurous, you can check if the module exists, or better check its function named
psr0_autoloaderinto functionsblazy_install(), andblazy_system_info_alter().Just be sure psr0 is listed first, so that you can uninstall the rest. And clear cache, of course.
Changing it to a feature. Patches are welcome. Thanks!
Comment #3
gausarts commentedSorry, it is just my personal preference, the order is psr0 at no. 2.
You might have 2 options:
1. If you already have registry_autoload in place, you might want to either uninstall Blazy first.
2. Or alternatively hack the Blazy module as seen in the patch to put your preferred module at first in the order, hence move psr0 to the first at the above mentioned 2 places.
Beware, you might lose all your Blazy configs should you choose to uninstall first. So hacking seems your best bet, then just revert after uninstalling registry_autoload.
Comment #5
gausarts commentedSorry, the patch went to the wrong room:
#3064812: bio.ajax.min.js?v=7.x-1.0:1 Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'prototype' of undefined at bio.ajax.min.js
This will do for now, though. Thank you!