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How to disable autoload in jqGrid and load data manually when I need it? Thanks. Oleg If you set datatype to 'local' the data from the server will be not loaded. To force the loading of data you can change datatype to 'json' or 'xml' with respect of setGridParam method (see http://www.trirand.com/jqgridwiki/doku.php?id=wiki:options and http://www.trirand.com/jqgridwiki/doku.php?id=wiki:methods#grid_related_methods ) and then call trigger("reloadGrid") method. See jqGrid is not loading data which has also the information what you asked. Igor Just don't set the default URL in the table. And

I've created a library folder within the app folder to add my own classes. This is the content of the file app/library/helper.php : <?php namespace Library; class MyHelper { public function v($arr) { var_dump($arr); } } I added the namespace to composer.json : and then I ran $ composer dump-autoload but it does not seem to have any effects. The files vendor/composer/autoload_psr4.php vendor/composer/autoload_classmap.php did not change. If I try to create an instance of MyHelper , Laravel reports the following error: I'm not sure what I am doing wrong. Your autoloading configuration is almost

I have folder structure like: includes/ libraries/ Classes/ Contact/ Contact.php ContactController.php admin/ controllers/ contact/ edit.php Contact.php is my class that file that I'm trying to use. The file contains. <?php namespace Classes; class Contact { function __construct() { die('here'); } } I have my composer.json file like: { "autoload": { "psr-4": { "Classes\\": "includes/libraries/Classes/" } }, } The file I'm trying to use the Contact class in is edit.php within the admin/controllers/contact/ folder. My edit.php file is like: <?php use Classes\Contact; $contact = new Contact();

What is the best way to load PHP classes in EC2 in the following scenario (#s are for illustrative purposes)? -> 100 EC2 instances running apache and APC -> 100 php classes loaded per request (via __autoload) -> 100 code changes per day between the classes (many of the classes contain auto-generated code that are periodically updated via cron). From what I gather, there are 3 ways to load the php class files in EC2: A. InstanceStore - The local (virtual) hard drive of an EC2 instance -> Code must be pushed separately to each instance. -> Fastest loading since no need to go over the network B.

I need to use some PHP libraries with dependencies but I have some restrictions on the webserver of the client. It is a managed webserver and I can not use a console eg over SSH. So how do I use now these libraries without Composer? Can I create some directories manually and what directories or paths do I need to create? Also, what do I need to create so autoloading and namespacing is working? Can I create the autoload.php somehow manually and what is the content of the file? It is possible with a simple autoloader and it is not so hard to do it: function __autoload($className) { $className =

I am trying to put all the peaces together I found about autoloading a class in composer but I can't make it work. Every example I see is missing some part. Basically it comes down to two files with 4 lines: index.php $loader = require 'vendor/autoload.php'; $loader->add('Vendor\\', __DIR__.'/../app/'); new Vendor_Package_Obj(); app/Vendor/Package/Obj.php class Obj {} I also tried psr-4 and all thinkable combinations of folders and names for `Vendor Package Obj? but no luck finding a working solution. How can I autoload a file with composer using any of those standards? edigu According to PSR