[Maypole] Odd (lack of) inheritence issue

[CUMMING, Joe, FM]

Nick,

I had a similar problem and I fixed it by forcing all of my model classes to
be "required".

Either do it explicitly in your base web file or in the maypole setup
routine add

	$subclass->require;

in the subclass loop.

I hope this fixes it.

Joe

-----Original Message-----
From: maypole-admin@lists.netthink.co.uk
[mailto:maypole-admin@lists.netthink.co.uk] On Behalf Of Nic Gibson
Sent: 24 July 2004 22:21
To: Maypole
Subject: [Maypole] Odd (lack of) inheritence issue

Whilst tracking down a problem last night I discovered that I don't appear
to be able to override :Exported methods defined in Maypole::Model::CDBI. 
Now, it's entirely possible that I'm doing something dumb here. 

I have a model class. It overrides do_edit very simply - I've added an
include path to the constructor for CGI::Untaint so that we can get
at some custom 'untainters'. So, it's basically the same as the 
original in Maypole::Model::CDBI but I've added a line or so.

However, it doesn't get called. I'm relatively certain I'm doing 
something blindingly stupid. However, I'm having a trees and wood problem
right now. I've attached my model class. Can anyone see where I've
gone wrong?

It's probably important to note that my table classes are all in 
separate modules and there's a 

BEGIN {PMR->setup...}

at the start of the driver module, just before the 'use PMR::BaseOnModel'
lines.

Heyulp?

nic
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