JComponentHelper::isEnabled() should not throw a warning of the component doesn't exist. #179

johanjanssens · 2015-07-03T22:02:48Z

If a component doesn't exist, calling JComponentHelper::isEnabled('com_foo') will throw an warning in the user interface.

JComponentHelper::isEnabled() should return true or false without any additional warnings being set. The caller can additional show a warning if needed but this shouldn't happen by default.

The JComponentHelper::isEnabled() is intended to be used to see if a component is enabled, and also if a component is installed/exists.

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#179 - Do not log a warning if a component cannot be loaded.

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Do not log a warning if a component cannot be loaded. #180

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JComponentHelper::isEnabled() should not throw a warning of the component doesn't exist. #179

JComponentHelper::isEnabled() should not throw a warning of the component doesn't exist. #179

johanjanssens commented Jul 3, 2015

JComponentHelper::isEnabled() should not throw a warning of the component doesn't exist. #179

JComponentHelper::isEnabled() should not throw a warning of the component doesn't exist. #179

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johanjanssens commented Jul 3, 2015