Plugins system: firing events

[ghost]

Hi, I try to check out your plugin-system, but when I insert the 'one-liner' ()to my themes/default/header.php it occurs an error. I've create an theme/default/plugin-folder and Plugin.php is in this folder. The error :

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '' (T_NS_SEPARATOR), expecting identifier (T_STRING) in /xxxxxx/themes/default/header.php on line 1
Uncaught Exception
syntax error, unexpected '' (T_NS_SEPARATOR), expecting identifier (T_STRING)
Origin
themes/default/header.php on line 1
Trace
#0 [internal function]: System\Error::shutdown()
#1 {main}

What is the correct call? I've tried something with the inverted commas but with no success;-( Best regards

[SimoneS93]

Have you used

• , like on my website, or
• , like in your email?

I suppose you used the one on my website: the double backlash is there for formatting purpose, since they'd be stripped off by Anchor otherwise. Check you used the correct sintax, that is: with only 1 backlash.

Best regards
Simone

[ghost]

Hello Simone, thanks for your help.

Now I use and
the message changes to:

FATAL ERROR: Class 'pluginsfrontendPlugin' not found in /XXXX/THEMES/DEFAULT/HEADER.PHP on line 1
UNCAUGHT EXCEPTION

Class 'pluginsfrontendPlugin' not found

ORIGIN

themes/default/header.php on line 1

seems, there must be a subfolder 'plugins'? I've installed all like your
tutorial shows, but I can't get it out.

Greets Dirk

Am 25.10.2014 11:30, schrieb SimoneS93:

Have you used

• , like on my website, or
• , like in your email?

I suppose you used the one on my website: the double backlash is there for formatting purpose, since they'd be stripped off by Anchor otherwise. Check you used the correct sintax, that is: with only 1 backlash.

Best regards
Simone

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[SimoneS93]

The guide assume you're quite familiar with PHP, so not every step is listed in depth. You have to first include the plugin file: change

<?php echo \plugins\frontend\Plugin::fire('HtmlStart'); ?>

with

<?php 
    theme_include('plugins/Plugin.php');
    echo \plugins\frontend\Plugin::fire('HtmlStart');
?>

You can also paste the theme_include call at the bottom of functions.php in your theme folder (just use in one place: header.php OR functions.php, not both!). You have to include it BEFORE you use it: header.php and functions.php are the best places, since they're the first files that are executed.

[ghost]

Ok, sorry and excuse my ignorance. I'm already familiar with but I must
first understand the 'Anchor-structure'. Thank you.

Am 26.10.2014 15:54, schrieb SimoneS93:

The guide assume you're quite familiar with PHP, so not every step is listed in depth. You have to first INCLUDE the plugin file: change

with

You can also paste the theme_include call at the bottom of FUNCTIONS.PHP in your theme folder (just use in one place: header.php OR functions.php, not both!). You have to include it BEFORE you use it: header.php and functions.php are the best places, since they're the first files that are executed.

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