Go to widgets using alias

[maxlapko]

I'm using $this->widget('ext.widgets.MyWidget') - works fine.
If I use only class and it is correct $this->widget('MyOtherWidget') - does not work.

Also, what about go to view function if we use (not works):
$this->renderPartial('/users/blabla')
$this->beginContent('//layouts/column2')

Thanks.

[junichi11]

$this->widget('MyOtherWidget')

Where is correct place?

Also, what about go to view function if we use (not works):
$this->renderPartial('/users/blabla')
$this->beginContent('//layouts/column2')

These case are not implemented yet.

Thanks.

[maxlapko]

Where is correct place?

it is not alias, it is only Class name declaration. I think it is similar with go to Class (netbeans function).

Thanks.

[junichi11]

I know that it is class name.
I think that the class place is within YiiRoot/framework/web/widgets/ .
Is this right?

Thanks.

[maxlapko]

No, it is not necessary. The class can be located anywhere.
for example we can define:
// config/main.php
'import' => array(
'ext.widgets.', // Widget1.php, Widget2.php
'application.otherwidgets.', // Widget3.php, Widget4.php
)
And we can use $this->widget('Widget1'), ..., $this->widget('Widget3')

Thanks

[junichi11]

I see.
Thanks for your answer!

[junichi11]

I have added.
@maxlapko
Could you try to test this?

download

https://bitbucket.org/junichi11/nb-yii-plugin/downloads
org-nbphpcouncil-modules-php-yii-0.3.8.2-for-testing-issue21.nbm

version for adding

0.3.9

notice

Automatically file creation is valid only render or renderPartial method.

Thanks.

[maxlapko]

a lot of thanks. It is fantastic. Works fine.

[junichi11]

Thanks for your confirmation :)

description

Support for the followigns:

• class name
• path that starts with '/'
• path that starts with '//'