By Prine on

I've searched but couldnt find a similar topic.

How do i import context setting programmatically? I looked at the code generated by Context export facility; but now i don't know what to do with it! Does it go in the .module file like an imagecache preset?

I've seen other examples of inserting context programmatically, for instance this:

$context = array(
	  'namespace' => 'context_ui',
	  'attribute' => 'section',
	  'value' => 'reviews',
	  'description' => 'reviews context',
	  'path' => array(
	   'reviews/*'=>'reviews/*',
	   'review/*'=>'review/*'  
	  ), 
	  'menu' => 'reviews',
	);
	context_save_context((object) $context);

But throws an undefined function error. Can someone please help? Im trying to replace existing context setting with the new one above!

Cheers

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Greg Varga commented

Export the context object using the Context export tool (provided by CTools) and use the context_save function to import.
You can also create an array and convert it to an object if you like.
For more details, see context_save(), line 231; context.module

$context = new stdClass;
$context->disabled = FALSE; /* Edit this to true to make a default context disabled initially */
$context->api_version = 3;
$context->name = 'news';
$context->description = '';
$context->tag = '';
$context->conditions = array(
  'node' => array(
    'values' => array(
      'news' => 'news',
    ),
    'options' => array(
      'node_form' => '1',
    ),
  ),
);
$context->reactions = array(
  'menu' => 'news',
);

context_save($context);

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Prine commented

Sorry for late reply, this is perfect. Thanks very much for the heads up :)