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JornLind
Smarty n00b
Joined: 16 Oct 2003
Posts: 1
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 Posted: Mon Oct 25, 2004 9:25 pm Post subject: Bug in _get_auto_filename? |
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The function _get_auto_filename() reads:
| Code: | function _get_auto_filename($auto_base, $auto_source = null, $auto_id = null)
{
$_compile_dir_sep = $this->use_sub_dirs ? DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR : '^';
$_return = $auto_base . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR;
if(isset($auto_id)) {
// make auto_id safe for directory names
$auto_id = str_replace('%7C',$_compile_dir_sep,(urlencode($auto_id)));
// split into separate directories
$_return .= $auto_id . $_compile_dir_sep; // BUG???
}
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Look where I added "// BUG??".
Just before that the $_compile_dir_sep is added $auto_id. Then we add both $auto_id and $_compile_dir_sep again to $_return.
If not using subdirs, as in my case, we get a return value of "basedir/...^^" - where I would expect "basedir/...^".
The problem then arises when trying to clear all files belonging to a cache id - for instance "news|5".
In this case the cache files are named "basedir/news^5^...html".
The return value of the function is although "basedir/news^^" which is used to match against the filenames in cache_all_clear(). The match always fails due to the double-hat ^^.
I may very well be wrong on something here, sorry for that, but my point is - there might just be a hat ^ too many in the above function.
Otherwise - thanks for a very usefull tool! |
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messju
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Joined: 16 Apr 2003
Posts: 3336
Location: Oldenburg, Germany
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| Posted: Mon Oct 25, 2004 10:06 pm Post subject: |
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| to me it seems you are passing '' to _get_auto_filename() where you want to pass null. |
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