How do I include file config.php/config_override.php in logic hook ?

I saw some error in log

PHP Warning: include(../config_override.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /var/www/sugarcrm/htdocs/custom/users_hooks.php on line 3

PHP Warning: include(): Failed opening '../config_override.php' for inclusion (include_path='/var/www/sugarcrm/htdocs:/var/www/sugarcrm/htdocs/vendor:.:/usr/share/php:/usr/share/pear') in /var/www/sugarcrm/htdocs/custom/users_hooks.php on line 3

then I edit

//from

include('../config_override.php');
//to

include('config_override.php');

error has gone

my file hook is in ./custom

<?php
if(!defined('sugarEntry') || !sugarEntry) die('Not A Valid Entry Point');
include('config_override.php');
...

when I try this

$GLOBALS['log']->fatal($sugar_config['domain']);

no value shown

What can I do or I do something wrong ?

Sugar 7.6 Ent

Thanks,

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0 David López over 7 years ago

Hi Autchara,

You must include the $sugar_config inside the function of your LogicHook with global:

<?php   
    if( !defined('sugarEntry') || !sugarEntry ) die('Not A Valid Entry Point');
    class LogicHookClass {
        function logicHookFunction( $bean, $event, $arguments ) {
            global $sugar_config;
            $data = $sugar_config['data'];
            //.... do whatever with $data
        }
    }
?>

Hope that helps,

David.

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0 David López over 7 years ago

Hi Autchara,

You must include the $sugar_config inside the function of your LogicHook with global:

<?php   
    if( !defined('sugarEntry') || !sugarEntry ) die('Not A Valid Entry Point');
    class LogicHookClass {
        function logicHookFunction( $bean, $event, $arguments ) {
            global $sugar_config;
            $data = $sugar_config['data'];
            //.... do whatever with $data
        }
    }
?>

Hope that helps,

David.

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0 Autchara Chaiprom over 7 years ago in reply to David López

Thank you so much perfect
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0 Bal Hana Kim do Amaral Oliveira over 7 years ago in reply to David López

Hi,

Just to increase a little, if you need to manage values in the config_override (create/edit),

you need to use the configurator.

require_once 'modules/Configurator/Configurator.php';
class My_class {     
     function my_function($bean, $event, $arguments) {
          $configuratorObj = new Configurator();
          $configuratorObj->loadConfig();
          $myValue = $configuratorObj->config['myValue'];

          $configuratorObj->config['myValue'] = 'NewValue';
          $configuratorObj->saveConfig();
     }
}