Feature #15267: t3lib_extMgm::addModule() and sorting of BE-Modules - TYPO3 Core - TYPO3 Forge

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Feature #15267

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t3lib_extMgm::addModule() and sorting of BE-Modules

Added by Peter Niederlag over 18 years ago. Updated about 11 years ago.

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2005-12-09

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Adding new Main-modules to the Main-menu there is no API to influence the order of the modules/menuentries.

There is a solution around, that is provided by EXT:dam like this:

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$temp_TBE_MODULES = Array();

foreach($TBE_MODULES AS $key => $val) {
      if ($key == 'doc') {
         $temp_TBE_MODULES[$key] = $val;
         $temp_TBE_MODULES['mod_1'] = $val;
      } else {
         $temp_TBE_MODULES[$key] = $val;
      }
   }

$TBE_MODULES = $temp_TBE_MODULES;
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This possibilty should be usable by the t3lib::extMgm-API.

I think it will stay for 4.0 as is.
Should be fixed/taken care of in 4.5/5.0.

(issue imported from #M2016)

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Updated by Tapio Markula over 16 years ago

The problem of that solution is that it doesn't take account other modules than 'doc', which don't have submodules
Here is proper configuration system for resetting TBE_MODULES

$temp_TBE_MODULES = Array();
// configuration - $tbemodules should be replaced with some reasonalbe configuration in plugin config and TS config for users/user groups.
$tbemodules='web|layout,template;file;doc;user;tools';
$tbemodules = t3lib_div::trimExplode(';',strtolower($tbemodules),1);
foreach($tbemodules AS $key => $val) {
t3lib_div::debug($val);
if(strstr($val,"|")) {
$valSplit = explode("|",$val);
$temp_TBE_MODULES[$valSplit⁰]=$valSplit¹;
}
else $temp_TBE_MODULES[$val]=''; }

$TBE_MODULES=$temp_TBE_MODULES;

The format is ok, but that misses access check.
It just reset the array $TBE_MODULES on the base of some confiugation. This works fine with modules, which don't have submodules - not just the module 'doc'!

The array has been called
$loadModules->load($TBE_MODULES);

but I don't know, if the load function makes access check or if the access check should be done somewhat inside the foreach loop.

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