I have site running Moodle 2.9.3+ and i was trying to customize the renderer of one existing plugin, so i found this:
How to override a renderer such that the functi
Hmmm are you sure there isn't an error in the script inclusion? If you have error_reporting
off in your ini settings you won't see the E_WARNING
PHP might be raising. Set this to on, or use require_once()
instead. See the accepted response to this SO post for the differences: Difference between require, include and require_once?
You need to do two things to get a theme renderer to override a core renderer:
The theme_overridden_renderer_factory works by extending the process of instantiating a renderer to look for a class that matches the name 'theme_NAMEOFTHEME_NAMEOFRENDERER' - as long as that class exists, then it should be used (otherwise the original renderer is used).
See https://docs.moodle.org/dev/Overriding_a_renderer for more details.