Use Rails' CurrentAttributes to store globals #2701
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Sweet - would this allow us to remove the |
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@mamhoff yes, thats why its still WIP |
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This deprecates - `Alchemy::Site.current` - `Alchemy::Language.current` in favor of `Alchemy::Current.site` `Alchemy::Current.language` Also introduces - `Alchemy::Current.preview_page`
This is an alias for `Site.first`. Use that instead.
We use Alchemy::Current now, that uses Rails' built in CurrentAttributes instead.
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With Alchemy 7.2 (AlchemyCMS#2701) we started to use `Alchemy::Current.page` for rendering elements of current page. If one has a custom controller to render Alchemy content with: render(template: "alchemy/pages/show") it is now empty if `Alchemy::Current.page` is not set. Someday we might deprecate the `@page` instance variable, but until then we need to fall back to it.
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Since Alchemy 7.2 (AlchemyCMS#2701) we need to set `Alchemy::Page.current` if we want to render a page from another controller.
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With Alchemy 7.2 (#2701) we started to use `Alchemy::Current.page` for rendering elements of current page. If one has a custom controller to render Alchemy content with: render(template: "alchemy/pages/show") it is now empty if `Alchemy::Current.page` is not set. Someday we might deprecate the `@page` instance variable, but until then we need to fall back to it. (cherry picked from commit 26072ab)
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What is this pull request for?
Instead of our own custom implementation for Alchemy globals that
use the
request_storegem, we use Rails' built in Current Attributes.Notable changes
Alchemy::Page.current_preview,Alchemy::Language.currentandAlchemy::Site.currentare now deprecatedand replaced by
Alchemy::Current.preview_page,Alchemy::Current.languageandAlchemy::Current.site.We also introduced a new global
Alchemy::Current.preview_page?that returnstrueif the current rendered pageis also the page currently previewed in page editor. You should use that instead of
@preview_mode.Checklist