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I have successfully created a new shipping method and given it support for shipping zones. However when I come to select the method from the dropdown to add it to the zone it does not appear in the 'selected methods list'. I recorded a screencast gif to demonstrate: I can't for the life of me figure out why it's not working. It works fine if I select one of the standard methods ( Screencast GIF ) Anyone know what's going on here and how to get it to work? Here's the code that I have from this official thread: Shipping Method API : if ( in_array( 'woocommerce/woocommerce.php', apply_filters(

I try to extend UI dialog according to documentation (UI version 1.8.16): (function($) { $.widget('ui.mydialog', $.extend(true, $.ui.dialog.prototype, { _create: function() { return $.Widget.prototype._create.apply(this, arguments); } })); })(jQuery); $(function() { $('div#dialog').mydialog(); }); Executing of this code causes JS error: "this.uiDialog is undefined". And if try to override the _init() method there are no errors, but parent method call takes no effect. I'm confused.. Which way is legal to extending for e.g. put some custom initialize code? William Niu I think this post would

I am using Ruby v1.9.2 and the Ruby on Rails v3.2.2 gem. I had the following module module MyModule extend ActiveSupport::Concern included do def self.my_method(arg1, arg2) ... end end end and I wanted to alias the class method my_method . So, I stated the following ( not working ) code: module MyModule extend ActiveSupport::Concern included do def self.my_method(arg1, arg2) ... end # Note: the following code doesn't work (it raises "NameError: undefined # local variable or method `new_name' for #<Class:0x00000101412b00>"). def self.alias_class_method(new_name, old_name) class << self alias

I'm trying to extend Laravel's Auth Guard class by one additional method, so I'm able to call Auth::myCustomMethod() at the end. Following the documentation section Extending The Framework I'm stuck on how to exactly do this because the Guard class itself doesn't have an own IoC binding which I could override. Here is some code demonstrating what I'm trying to do: namespace Foobar\Extensions\Auth; class Guard extends \Illuminate\Auth\Guard { public function myCustomMethod() { // ... } } Now how should I register the extended class Foobar\Extensions\Auth\Guard to be used instead of the original

I'm new at C, so sorry for my lack of knowledge (my C-book here is really massive :) I would like to extend a shared library (libcustomer.so) with closed source, but public known api. Is something like this possible? rename libcustomer.so to liboldcustomer.so create an extended shared library libcustomer.so (so others implicitly use the extended one) link liboldcustomer.so into my extended libcustomer.so via -loldcustomer forward any not extra-implemented methods directly to the old "liboldcustomer.so" I don't think it would work that way (the name is compiled into the .so, isn't it?). But

My background is in Propel, so I was hoping it would be a simple thing to override a magical getter in a Doctrine_Record (sfDoctrineRecord), but I'm getting either a Segfault or the override method is simply ignored in favor of the one in the superclass. https://gist.github.com/697008eaf4d7b606286a class FaqCategory extends BaseFaqCategory { public function __toString() { return $this->getCategory(); } // doesn't work // override getDisplayName to fall back to category name if getDisplayName doesn't exist public function getDisplayName() { // also tried parent::getDisplayName() but got

I'm totally new to Android (Java) Development and I'm so excited about it! The developers guide of Google is fantastic and I learned a lot in a small time. It even keeps me awake during the night ;) Today I went through making menu's and there's something that I can't understand. It's about extending classes. The guide says: Tip: If your application contains multiple activities and some of them provide the same Options Menu, consider creating an activity that implements nothing except the onCreateOptionsMenu() and onOptionsItemSelected() methods. Then extend this class for each activity that

What are the advantages/disadvantages to each method? I know I've read somewhere in either a book or on this site why using table inheritance is crappy for Entity Framework 4. For instance, why not make one table which has an entityId, datecreated, datemodified and then have every other class inherit that in entity framework? Then my tables for all other entities don't need to have those columns. Then I can have a person class inherit that base class, and then a specific person inherit person. I am not sure of the advantages of this though other than writing a smaller SQL script to generate