Hi,
I’m currently developing a filter module, and I want to activate it
based on
certain conditions.
The problem is that the flag is read when the configuration is parsed,
and
putting
my_module off; inside an if statement has no effect.
I’m now planning on having my module taking variable that can be
modified
inside an if statement. But I haven’t been able to find any existing
module
that does that.
So I was wondering if the usual way to do this was through rewrites to
location that have modules enabled or not.
The problem with that being if you have a lot of conditions then the
configuration starts being very hard to follow.
Any ideas on how to deal with this ?
Hello!
On Tue, Feb 23, 2010 at 10:15:06AM -0800, Matthieu T. wrote:
that does that.
From developer point of view there is no such thing as “if”
statement. There is locations. Using non-rewrite directives
inside “if” means they are used in implicit location created by
“if”. Note that this produces various weird things as documented
here:
So I was wondering if the usual way to do this was through rewrites to
location that have modules enabled or not.
The problem with that being if you have a lot of conditions then the
configuration starts being very hard to follow.
Any ideas on how to deal with this ?
Personally I don’t recommend allowing anything inside “if” due to
the problems it produce. Either follow “jump to appropriate
configuration” paradigm (via rewrite or return), or implement
needed logic in your own module (in case it’s common enough), or
support variables to control your module.
Maxim D.