Come together with the global Drupal community in Rotterdam, 28 Sept – 1 Oct 2026. Sessions, contribution, connection, and Early Bird savings until 8 June.Would it be possible to put the PHP Toolkit from Salesforce into another folder? It's been a few times now that I've updated the module and forgotten to upload to toolkit. It'd be nice if it were it's own module, maybe? Probably not, but even if it could be put in another folder, like the "files" folder or something. I'm just trying to think of a way to keep it outside of the module folder so that I don't keep forgetting to replace it.
Another idea might be to add the option on the admin settings page for a custom path to the php toolkit on the server. It could also have the default path to the module folder in case some chose to keep it there. Does that make sense? Maybe I'm just dumb. :)
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Comment #1
obsidiandesign commentedI can see moving it to another folder, of the user's selection - unfortunately, it can't be its own module, since it's not GNU/GPL licensed. If it was, I would just include it inside the module file. I'll see if I can get to it tonight, if not, it will be early next week before I can make the change.
Bryan
Comment #2
amariotti commentedNo worries. Sorry to throw another thing on your plate. This module really is turning into something really great though!
Whenever you have time is fine! :)
Comment #3
obsidiandesign commentedI've committed the code to CVS, but will hold off for a couple of days on a new version tarball, just in case any other new ideas come up :)
Bryan
Comment #5
amariotti commentedSo, Bryan, where did you decide that the module would look for the phptoolkit?
Comment #6
obsidiandesign commentedSorry, forgot the release node. It's been in CVS, ready to go :) New 5.x-1.5 release has the ability to specify your path to the PHP toolkit.
Bryan O'Shea
Obsidian Design
Comment #7
amariotti commentedCool! Thanks a bunch!