Override Joomla's MVC component

[Viktor Iwan]

Hi Guys,
i'm looking the way to override joomla's MVC component, and i got this address:
http://docs.joomla.org/How_to_override_the_component_mvc_from_the_Joomla!_core

there are several question i would like to ask:
1. if this information still valid for all version of Joomla ?
2. there are 2 ways to override MVC by template or by application scope, anybody have idea which one is faster/better ? why we had 2 option for the same purpose ?

Thanks

[Olivier Nolbert]

Hi Viktor,

I've tested both scopes on a J!2.5.8 & J!3.0.2 with the com_content controller and can't make it work. Have you succeeded ?

I've seen this too : https://github.com/phproberto/joomla-mvc-override

Olivier

2012/12/19 Viktor Iwan <vic...@doxadigital.com>

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[Gary Mort]

That tutorial assumes you have installed the MVC plugin or something like it.

In short, no it is not valid for any version of Joomla without installing and enabling the MVC plugin.  That said, if you use that 3rd party plugin, or write your own, then yes you can use that method.

[Olivier Nolbert]

Hi Gary,

You're right, I should have read the doc better. I thought there were 2 distinct methods : plugin OR /code/ folder.

Thanks,

Olivier

2012/12/19 Gary Mort <jooml...@gary.mort.net>

That tutorial assumes you have installed the MVC plugin or something like it.

In short, no it is not valid for any version of Joomla without installing and enabling the MVC plugin.  That said, if you use that 3rd party plugin, or write your own, then yes you can use that method.

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[Erick Boileau]

Where is the MVC plugin for Joomla 3.2 ?

I find only that one https://github.com/phproberto/joomla-mvc-override  and it crash my website front and backend

PHP Fatal error:  Class 'JModuleHelperLibraryDefault' not found in /.../plugins/system/mvcoverride/core/module/helper.php on line 13

[sovainfo]

Try https://github.com/juliopontes/joomla-override