require () the Zen way

[IATIA]

I would like some help to 'zen' this line of code. I think it is my last 'unzenned' code line.

 require (DIR_WS_LANGUAGES . "english/YOUR_TEMPLATE/" . $_GET['main_page'] . ".php");

If you don't already understand what I am asking, it is unlikely you can help, but here goes anyway.

Somewhere there must be a variable or function to give me "english/YOUR_TEMPLATE".

Thanks!

[Design75]

I understand what you are trying to do, but I suspect there may be an easier way. Van you explain in a little more detail which page(s) you are loading, and what info you want to show/load?

[mc12345678]

The language, well is in the language session variable. The current template directory is in the template dir. :)

$_SESSION['language']
$template_dir
Are the two variables with the text desired. They need to be concatenated with the appropriate separator. Also, whatever it is you are looking for should likely be checked to see that it exists before actually requiring it. Unfortunately that now-a-days typically refers to attempting to first get the language with the template override, followed by the language without the template override. I would think that next the base language with template override should be attempted and if non-existent the base language's base file. Something that perhaps I just relearned or maybe it had changed, is that generally with language files on the store front that there does not appear to be a cascade of language file loading. I thought for some reason that if it was desired to override one language define, that it could be put into the override filename by itself and that all of the other defines would be loaded by the base file, but it's a one or other load, not both in sequence of the override first.

[lat9]

Note that if you're creating a new main_page, then placing the line

require(DIR_WS_MODULES . zen_get_module_directory('require_languages.php'));

in your page's /includes/modules/pages/new_page/header_php.php file will cause the page's associated language file (new_page.php) to be loaded from the current template directory ($template_dir, as @mc12345678 indicated) or, if not present there, from the base directory of the current language (e.g. /includes/languages/english).

[IATIA]

As it turns out '$template_dir' is not established yet. I found the query.

  $template_dir = "";
  $sql = "select template_dir
  from " . TABLE_TEMPLATE_SELECT . "
  where template_language = 0";
  $template_query = $db->Execute($sql);
  $template_dir = $template_query->fields['template_dir'];

Which gives me;

    require (DIR_WS_LANGUAGES . $_SESSION['language'] . "/" . $template_dir . "/" . $_GET['main_page'] . ".php");

This is my 'hook' in 'init_sanitize.php' so some variables are not yet initialized.
This all happens before the 'header_php.php'.

Thanks.