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Victor Donich	Friday 11 March 2005 8:23:09 am Hello Are there any common procedure to add some functions to a kernel modules? For example, what should I do if I wish to make simplier publishing with easier permissions handling? It would be nice to have a 'publish' function in 'content' module so I wish to write it. Is there any way or overloading whole content module is required?
Derick Rethans	Tuesday 15 March 2005 12:06:17 am Hello, The publish process and permission handling are very integrated into the core of Exponential, and this can not be overridden in an extension. What you're basically requesting is a way to rewrite those parts of Exponential which you can do, but you've to rewrite a few PHP files in the standard distribution (overriding the content module). I can assure you that that would be virtually impossible though. Derick

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Victor Donich

Friday 11 March 2005 8:23:09 am

Hello

Are there any common procedure to add some functions to a kernel modules? For example, what should I do if I wish to make simplier publishing with easier permissions handling? It would be nice to have a 'publish' function in 'content' module so I wish to write it. Is there any way or overloading whole content module is required?

Derick Rethans

Tuesday 15 March 2005 12:06:17 am

Hello,

The publish process and permission handling are very integrated into the core of Exponential, and this can not be overridden in an extension. What you're basically requesting is a way to rewrite those parts of Exponential which you *can* do, but you've to rewrite a few PHP files in the standard distribution (overriding the content module). I can assure you that that would be virtually impossible though.

Derick