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Nested Module folders?
8 March 2012 at 2:17pm Last edited: 9 March 2012 7:24am
Hey All, quick question - are there any untoward consequences of nesting modules? That is, placing several related modules into one folder in the project root?
-- these_modules
-- module_1
- code
- _config.php
-- module_2
- code
- _config.php
-- other_module_a
-- other_module_b
-- sapphire
-- cms
-- etcI've got a reason I'm happy with to consider doing this, so i'd rather not go into too much convo about the pros or cons - I'm just wondering if there would be consequences I haven't considered and would appreciate the advice.
Cheers
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Re: Nested Module folders?
9 March 2012 at 7:28am
I do this, there is an old thread where both Unclecheese adn Willr strongly disagreed with me - but I dind't listen and am actually happy with the way things have turned out.
The problems are that
1) many modules have hardcoded links expecting certain things in certain folders - these need updating
2) the items in the _config.php need to be at the one up from root level to be interpreted properly
3) both of the above mean upgrading is toughMy view is that I am happy to do update hardcoded links for (1) and consolodate the (2) into one config and (3) I am happy to avoid because I only every do this for small modules (e.g. grouped CMS menus, various multi selects, etc). In a case like user form I do have the full module at root level.
Hope this helps.
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Re: Nested Module folders?
7 April 2012 at 1:37pm
Hey swaiba
Thanks for your response - it's exactly what I was after. I'm only using this for a few small modules too and you've made the trade-offs very clear for me.
Thanks!
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