How to pull out with DLE $ tpl-> set

Question

Here you need to extend this function to your php host. I saved on the host a file with DLE, where the set function is located.

PHP code:

include ("./templates.class.php");

and still it shows:

Fatal error: Call to a member function set() on a non-object in /home/makar3000/html/****/index.php on line 18

PHP code:

 $tpl->set( '$login', $PHP_SELF . "?do=login" );

I did not understand the answer ... I need to pull it out, but you have written off-topic at all = (
@shurik says that you are trying to work with an object that was not created.
The $tpl variable is a dummy until it is initialized by the class constructor.
There must be something like: $ tpl = new ClassName (blah blah blah);

KiTE KiTE 7,780 15 27 · Accepted Answer · 2011-07-02T14:58:07

Judging by the source code, if you use templates.class.php separately from DLE, then there should be something like:

 $tpl = new dle_template(); $tpl->load_template("template_name"); $tpl->set( '$login', $PHP_SELF . "?do=login" );

KiTE

7,780 15 27

Well, look, I specify $tpl->load_template("путь к шаблону main.tpl"); and the template is not loaded + $tpl->set( '$login', $PHP_SELF . "?do=login" ); does not work. - Makar
Judging by the source code of the load_template() method, the template files should be in the same folder as templates.class.php . And as $tpl_name you need to specify the name of the file without the path to it. - KiTE
I did it but .... I need to do a redirect here, let's say there is: $ tpl-> sub_load_template ('login.tpl') I need it to open at index.php? Do = login. But I can't do it like this = (+> if ($ PHP_SELF ['login']) {include> ("./templates/login.tpl");}; it won't work! Because I need to use a lot of templates - Makar

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Alex Kapustin Alex Kapustin 11.1k 12 nineteen · Answer 2 · 2011-07-02T14:34:48

The answer is obvious, $ tpl is not an object. Make var_dump ($ tpl); and see for yourself.

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