Module installation (of the zipped one packaged from shell script)

[Gabri]

I've just created a Module (AddThis), it was packed in
/server/home/guidi/qa/webroot/files/AddThis.zip
I tried to install from backoffice, and doing this i had this blocking error for the entire website:

Missing Component
Error: .ModuleNameHookComponent could not be found.
Error: Create the class .ModuleNameHookComponent below in file: /dati/server/home/guidi/qa/Controller/Component/.ModuleNameHookComponent.php

load(string, array) APP/Cake/Controller/Controller.php line 611 → ComponentCollection->init(ModulesController) APP/Cake/Routing/Dispatcher.php line 100 → Controller->constructClasses() APP/Cake/Routing/Dispatcher.php line 86 → Dispatcher->_invoke(ModulesController, CakeRequest, CakeResponse) CORE/qa/webroot/index.php line 47 → Dispatcher->dispatch(CakeRequest, CakeResponse)

[Gabri]

Maybe it's just a problem with Mac dotted file generated...
I'll try with a different server, maybe it's just a problem of this particular environment

[Gabri]

Yes, on my local pc no problem. Tomorrow I'll try in the same server to uderstand better the problem.
So probably not a bug

[quickapps]

I think this can be related to the Hook-preloader logic,

System.Lib/HookCollection.php
find the line 351:

   $files = $folder->find('(.*)Hook(Component|Behavior|Helper|tagsHelper)\.php');

replace for this one:

   $files = $folder->find('([a-zA-Z0-9]*)Hook(Component|Behavior|Helper|tagsHelper)\.php');

That should ignore any class file containing non-alphanumeric chars on its name.

then clear your cache files on tmp/cache and try again

[Gabri]

yes, that perfectly solves the problem!