[TYPO3-english] Is there a condition to check the OS of the server?

[Christopher]

Hi Dmitry,

unfortunatelly it does not work.
among other things I have tried the follwing code:

<?php
function user_checkOS($os) {

  if (TYPO3_OS == 'WIN') {
      $os = 'Windows';
      # That should be the way you meant it...
      return $os;
  }
  else {
   $os = 'other';
   return $os;
  }
}

?>


In the Setup-field of the template I added:

includeLibs.user_checkOS = fileadmin/script/user_checkOS.php
# This is also shown in object-browser.

[userFunc = user_checkOS('Windows')]
config.locale_all = german
[ELSE]
config.locale_all = de_DE
[global]

The result is that the ELSE-part is used always.

No matter what, even if I write the following in the function at the top:
if (1 == 1) {
      $os = 'Windows';
      return $os;
}
else...

It never sets config.locale_all = german...

Regards

Christopher


"Dmitry Dulepov"wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Christopher wrote:
>> What is the right syntax for this condition?
>
> There is no such condition in TS but it is possible with userFunc.
>
> For example, you can put the lines below (except ======) to 
> user_checkOS.php inside fileadmin/:
>
> =================
> <?php
>
> function user_checkOS($os) {
>    if ($os == 'Windows') {
>        return TYPO3_OS == 'WIN';
>    }
>    $sysinfo = posix_uname();
>    return $os == $sysinfo['sysname'];
> }
>
> ?>
> =================
>
> Next you do this in TS:
>
> includeLibs.user_checkOS = fileadmin/user_checkOS.php
>
> And here is conditions:
>
> 10 = TEXT
> 10.value = Who knows?
> 10.noTrimWrap = |Server OS is: ||
> [userFunc = user_checkOS('Windows')]
> 10.value = Windows
> [userFunc = user_checkOS('Linux')]
> 10.value = Linux
> [userFunc = user_checkOS('Darwin')]
> 10.value = Mac OS X
> [global]
>
> Untested but should work.
>
> -- 
> Dmitry Dulepov
> TYPO3 core team
> In the blog: 
> http://typo3bloke.net/post-details/how_will_i_fix_bugs_in_extensions_from_now_on/
> My TYPO3 book: http://www.packtpub.com/typo3-extension-development/book