Contao 2.11.x: eigene currency.php analog zu countries.php bereitstellen

[dillscher]

Hallo zusammen,

würde gerne per Erweiterung analog zur countries.php eine currencies.php mit Währungen (key = country iso) bereitstellen. Bin nun auf der Suche, wie ich das am besten updatesicher anstelle, ohne in den Core einzugreifen. Die Funktion getCountries() findet sich in der Controller.php. Gibt es da eine best practice wie ich die Controller.php für meine Zwecke erweitern kann?

Hier noch der Array, für alle, die das vielleicht auch gebrauchen könnten:

/**
 * Currencies
 */
$currencies = array
(
  "ad" => "EUR",
  "ae" => "AED",
  "af" => "AFN",
  "ag" => "USD",
  "ai" => "USD",
  "al" => "ALL",
  "am" => "AMD",
  "an" => "ANG",
  "ao" => "AOA",
  "ar" => "ARS",
  "as" => "USD",
  "at" => "EUR",
  "au" => "AUD",
  "aw" => "AWG",
  "az" => "AZN",
  "ba" => "BAM",
  "bb" => "BBD",
  "bd" => "BDT",
  "be" => "EUR",
  "bf" => "XOF",
  "bg" => "BGN",
  "bh" => "BHD",
  "bi" => "BIF",
  "bj" => "XOF",
  "bm" => "BMD",
  "bn" => "BND",
  "bo" => "BOB",
  "br" => "BRL",
  "bs" => "BSD",
  "bt" => "BTN",
  "bv" => "NOK",
  "bw" => "BWP",
  "by" => "BYR",
  "bz" => "BZD",
  "ca" => "CAD",
  "cc" => "AUD",
  "cd" => "CDF",
  "cf" => "XAF",
  "cg" => "XAF",
  "ch" => "CHF",
  "ci" => "XOF",
  "ck" => "NZD",
  "cl" => "CLP",
  "cm" => "XAF",
  "cn" => "CNY",
  "co" => "COP",
  "cr" => "CRC",
  "cs" => "CSJ",
  "cu" => "CUC",
  "cv" => "CVE",
  "cx" => "AUD",
  "cy" => "EUR",
  "cz" => "CZK",
  "dd" => "DDM",
  "de" => "EUR",
  "dj" => "DJF",
  "dk" => "DKK",
  "dm" => "XCD",
  "do" => "DOP",
  "dz" => "DZD",
  "ec" => "USD",
  "ee" => "EUR",
  "eg" => "EGP",
  "eh" => "MAD",
  "er" => "ERN",
  "es" => "EUR",
  "et" => "ETB",
  "fi" => "EUR",
  "fj" => "FJD",
  "fk" => "FKP",
  "fm" => "USD",
  "fo" => "DKK",
  "fr" => "EUR",
  "ga" => "XAF",
  "gb" => "GBP",
  "gd" => "XCD",
  "ge" => "GEL",
  "gf" => "EUR",
  "gh" => "GHS",
  "gi" => "GIP",
  "gl" => "DKK",
  "gm" => "GMD",
  "gn" => "GNF",
  "gp" => "EUR",
  "gq" => "EQE",
  "gr" => "EUR",
  "gt" => "GTQ",
  "gu" => "USD",
  "gw" => "XAF",
  "gy" => "GYD",
  "hk" => "HKD",
  "hm" => "AUD",
  "hn" => "HNL",
  "hr" => "HRK",
  "ht" => "HTG",
  "hu" => "HUF",
  "id" => "IDR",
  "ie" => "EUR",
  "il" => "ILS",
  "in" => "INR",
  "io" => "GBP",
  "iq" => "IQD",
  "ir" => "IRR",
  "is" => "ISK",
  "it" => "EUR",
  "jm" => "JMD",
  "jo" => "JOD",
  "jp" => "JPY",
  "ke" => "KES",
  "kg" => "KGS",
  "kh" => "KHR",
  "ki" => "AUD",
  "km" => "KMF",
  "kn" => "XCD",
  "kp" => "KPW",
  "kr" => "KRW",
  "kw" => "KWD",
  "ky" => "KYD",
  "kz" => "KZT",
  "la" => "LAK",
  "lb" => "LBP",
  "lc" => "XCD",
  "li" => "CHF",
  "lk" => "LKR",
  "lr" => "LRD",
  "ls" => "LSL",
  "lt" => "LTL",
  "lu" => "EUR",
  "lv" => "LVL",
  "ly" => "LYD",
  "ma" => "MAD",
  "mc" => "EUR",
  "md" => "MDL",
  "me" => "EUR",
  "mg" => "MGA",
  "mh" => "USD",
  "mk" => "MKD",
  "ml" => "XOF",
  "mm" => "MMK",
  "mn" => "MNT",
  "mo" => "MOP",
  "mp" => "USD",
  "mq" => "EUR",
  "mr" => "MRO",
  "ms" => "XCD",
  "mt" => "EUR",
  "mu" => "MUR",
  "mv" => "MVR",
  "mw" => "MWK",
  "mx" => "MXN",
  "my" => "MYR",
  "mz" => "MZN",
  "na" => "NAD",
  "nc" => "XPF",
  "ne" => "XOF",
  "nf" => "AUD",
  "ng" => "NGN",
  "ni" => "NIO",
  "nl" => "EUR",
  "no" => "NOK",
  "np" => "NPR",
  "nr" => "AUD",
  "nu" => "NZD",
  "nz" => "NZD",
  "om" => "OMR",
  "pa" => "PAB",
  "pe" => "PEN",
  "pf" => "XPF",
  "pg" => "PGK",
  "ph" => "PHP",
  "pk" => "PKR",
  "pl" => "PLN",
  "pm" => "EUR",
  "pn" => "NZD",
  "pr" => "USD",
  "pt" => "EUR",
  "pw" => "USD",
  "py" => "PYG",
  "qa" => "QAR",
  "re" => "EUR",
  "ro" => "RON",
  "rs" => "CSD",
  "ru" => "RUB",
  "rw" => "RWF",
  "sa" => "SAR",
  "sb" => "SBD",
  "sc" => "SCR",
  "sd" => "SDG",
  "se" => "SEK",
  "sg" => "SGD",
  "sh" => "SHP",
  "si" => "EUR",
  "sj" => "NOK",
  "sk" => "EUR",
  "sl" => "SLL",
  "sm" => "EUR",
  "sn" => "XOF",
  "so" => "SOS",
  "sr" => "SRD",
  "st" => "STD",
  "su" => "SUR",
  "sv" => "USD",
  "sy" => "SYP",
  "sz" => "SZL",
  "tc" => "USD",
  "td" => "XAF",
  "tf" => "EUR",
  "tg" => "XOF",
  "th" => "THB",
  "tj" => "TJR",
  "tk" => "NZD",
  "tl" => "USD",
  "tm" => "TMT",
  "tn" => "TND",
  "to" => "TOP",
  "tr" => "TRY",
  "tt" => "TTD",
  "tv" => "AUD",
  "tw" => "TWD",
  "tz" => "TZS",
  "ua" => "UAH",
  "ug" => "UGX",
  "um" => "USD",
  "us" => "USD",
  "uy" => "UYU",
  "uz" => "UZS",
  "va" => "EUR",
  "vc" => "XCD",
  "ve" => "VEF",
  "vg" => "USD",
  "vi" => "USD",
  "vn" => "VNC",
  "vu" => "VUV",
  "wf" => "XPF",
  "ws" => "WST",
  "yd" => "YDD",
  "ye" => "YER",
  "yt" => "EUR",
  "yu" => "YUN",
  "za" => "ZAL",
  "zm" => "ZMW",
  "zr" => "CDF",
  "zw" => "USD"
); 

Herzliche Grüße,

Christian

[dillscher]

Hmm, ich sollte die Frage vielleicht anders stellen ;-):

Würde das ganze gerne in meiner Erweiterung unterbringen und dort in MyClass.php => MyClass.php extends Frontend und enthält diverse andere Funktionen, die ich in verschiedenen Hooks gebrauche.

Wie aber kann ich in der config.php diese MyClass.php mit der Funktion getCurrencies() initialisieren, so dass sie mir zukünftig im gesamten System zur Verfügung steht? Stehe da ein wenig auf dem Schlauch, weil ich bisher eigentlich immer nur Module erweitert hatte, also zum Beispiel:

$GLOBALS['FE_MOD']['navigationMenu']['customnav'] = 'MyModuleCustomnav'; 

In diesem neuen Fall will ich ja aber eigentlich nur den Controller.php erweitern.

Kann mir jemand einen Tipp geben? Das wäre klasse.

Viele Grüße,

Christian

[Zero]

Indem du dir eine Klasse anlegst mit einer Statischen Funktion und schon kannst du sie überall verwenden. Die Klasse muss nichtmal eine andere Erweitern