custom footer.php now working

[Showfom]

I followed this guide

Theme

Image and Video hosting software

v4-docs.chevereto.com

Created a file named /content/legacy/themes/Peafowl/custom_hooks/footer.php and added some HTML code but not working

BTW, there is typo from the sample file footer.sample.php, maybe it's just copied from header.sample.php

<?php

// @phpstan-ignore-next-line
if (!defined('ACCESS') || !ACCESS) {
    die('This file cannot be directly accessed.');
}
?>
<?php /* Code you add in this file  will be added to the header, after head. See: app/themes/Peafowl/header.php */ ?>

 

[Rodolfo]

It works for me.



The sample you mention is just a comment, it doesn't concern the actual functionality.

Main reasons why it could be failing:

• When using Docker, you can't directly edit files inside a container. You need to bind mount them from the host. This is by design: Docker employs a layered, immutable filesystem where changes made inside the container are ephemeral and lost upon restart. Modifying files directly within the container is considered an anti-pattern. The proper approach is to externalize configuration or content via bind mounts or volumes, ensuring persistence and alignment with Docker's principles of reproducibility and immutability.
• In systems where OPCache preloading is activated, the file change won't be visible until you re-start PHP service (either Apache or whatever runs PHP).
• You edited the wrong file.

Let us know if you find the cause of it.

Cheers,
Rodolfo.

 

[Showfom]

Problem fixed by removing the <?php *** ?> code block, just paste HTML code under

<?php

// @phpstan-ignore-next-line
if (!defined('ACCESS') || !ACCESS) {
    die('This file cannot be directly accessed.');
}
?>

And it works.

 

[Rodolfo]

Try using a code editor with PHP syntax support, that way it will be way easier to spot future issues.

 

[yhsiao]

Problem fixed by removing the <?php *** ?> code block, just paste HTML code under

<?php

// @phpstan-ignore-next-line
if (!defined('ACCESS') || !ACCESS) {
    die('This file cannot be directly accessed.');
}
?>

And it works.

Hello, could you share your HTML code with me? After I used override, the footer can be displayed, but other functional buttons on the page are not working. When I click the upload button, the page directly jumps to the content page. That's quite strange.