liner error on unlink and file_put_contents
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Hi,
i got errors on c5 liner using "unlink" and "file_put_contents" on a block i'm going to submit to marketplace
The block loads and works perfect on my sites.
So are this command deprecated ? but I've seen they are used also in core C5 (even with @ before), If deprecated what can I use instead of this ? or is it a liner problem ?
Can somebody help me ?
Thank you so much in advance
Michele form Rome
i got errors on c5 liner using "unlink" and "file_put_contents" on a block i'm going to submit to marketplace
The block loads and works perfect on my sites.
So are this command deprecated ? but I've seen they are used also in core C5 (even with @ before), If deprecated what can I use instead of this ? or is it a liner problem ?
Can somebody help me ?
Thank you so much in advance
Michele form Rome
Thank you so much for answer
I've solved 'file_get_contents()' using 'c5 getContents()' calling \Core::make('helper/file')
But I can't find a solution for unlik a single file.... in '\Core::make('helper/file')' the only function available is 'removeAll()' but it focuses on a folder (and files in them) and NOT to a single file
Can you suggest me where to serach the appropriate function in C5, knowing that file to be deleted is NOT loaded from C5 file function ?
Thank you so much in advance
Michele
I've solved 'file_get_contents()' using 'c5 getContents()' calling \Core::make('helper/file')
But I can't find a solution for unlik a single file.... in '\Core::make('helper/file')' the only function available is 'removeAll()' but it focuses on a folder (and files in them) and NOT to a single file
Can you suggest me where to serach the appropriate function in C5, knowing that file to be deleted is NOT loaded from C5 file function ?
Thank you so much in advance
Michele
Rather than Core::make, use $app (in a controller already available as $this->app)
To unlink a file, use FlySystem - its included in the corehttps://github.com/thephpleague/flysystem...
To unlink a file, use FlySystem - its included in the corehttps://github.com/thephpleague/flysystem...
ie. A new package needs to conform to best practice at the time it is approved, not what was acceptable practice N years ago.
Current best practice is to use the c5 file helper service. If that doesn't support what you need, use flysystem (bundled with the core).