Overriding Core Class
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Hello,
I'm trying to override the core class Concrete\Core\Sharing\SocialNetwork\Service. I don't want to extend this class but instead change its behaviour so that all blocks that's using Concrete\Core\Sharing\SocialNetwork\Service will benefit.
In the documentation for 5.7 it says
So what I did is copying original from
concrete/src/Sharing/SocialNetwork/Service.php
to
application/src/Sharing/SocialNetwork/Service.php
I changed what I wanted but it's not taking effect. How should this be done?
I'm trying to override the core class Concrete\Core\Sharing\SocialNetwork\Service. I don't want to extend this class but instead change its behaviour so that all blocks that's using Concrete\Core\Sharing\SocialNetwork\Service will benefit.
In the documentation for 5.7 it says
application/src This directory contains custom PHP classes used by this application, or (in some limited cases) overrides of core Concrete5 PHP classes. Note: this directory obeys the same casing rules as the concrete/src directory.
So what I did is copying original from
concrete/src/Sharing/SocialNetwork/Service.php
to
application/src/Sharing/SocialNetwork/Service.php
I changed what I wanted but it's not taking effect. How should this be done?
I would like to know as well how this can be done.
Any solution to this? I'm looking to do the same.
Edit: my solution was (simply) to follow the Autoloading guidelines
http://documentation.concrete5.org/developers/environment/autoloadi...
Edit: my solution was (simply) to follow the Autoloading guidelines
http://documentation.concrete5.org/developers/environment/autoloadi...
so in this case
moving it
Application\Src\Sharing\SocialNetwork
and changing the namespace
should work?
but doesn't
moving it
Application\Src\Sharing\SocialNetwork
and changing the namespace
namespace Application\Src\Sharing\SocialNetwork; class Service
should work?
but doesn't
