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JLanguage::exists($options['language']) ) { + $options['language'] = 'en-GB'; + } + + parent::initialise($options); + } + + /** + * Route the application + * + * @access public + */ + function route() { + parent::route(); + } + + /** + * Dispatch the application + * + * @access public + */ + function dispatch($component) + { + $document =& JFactory::getDocument(); + $user =& JFactory::getUser(); + $router =& $this->getRouter(); + $params =& $this->getParams(); + + switch($document->getType()) + { + case 'html': + { + //set metadata + $document->setMetaData( 'keywords', $this->getCfg('MetaKeys') ); + + if ( $user->get('id') ) { + $document->addScript( JURI::root(true).'/includes/js/joomla.javascript.js'); + } + + if($router->getMode() == JROUTER_MODE_SEF) { + $document->setBase(JURI::current()); + } + } break; + + case 'feed': + { + $document->setBase(JURI::current()); + } break; + + default: break; + } + + + $document->setTitle( $params->get('page_title') ); + $document->setDescription( $params->get('page_description') ); + + $contents = JComponentHelper::renderComponent($component); + $document->setBuffer( $contents, 'component'); + } + + /** + * Display the application. + * + * @access public + */ + function render() + { + $document =& JFactory::getDocument(); + $user =& JFactory::getUser(); + + // get the format to render + $format = $document->getType(); + + switch($format) + { + case 'feed' : + { + $params = array(); + } break; + + case 'html' : + default : + { + $template = $this->getTemplate(); + $file = JRequest::getCmd('tmpl', 'index'); + + if ($this->getCfg('offline') && $user->get('gid') < '23' ) { + $file = 'offline'; + } + if (!is_dir( JPATH_THEMES.DS.$template ) && !$this->getCfg('offline')) { + $file = 'component'; + } + $params = array( + 'template' => $template, + 'file' => $file.'.php', + 'directory' => JPATH_THEMES + ); + } break; + } + + $data = $document->render( $this->getCfg('caching'), $params); + JResponse::setBody($data); + } + + /** + * Login authentication function + * + * @param array Array( 'username' => string, 'password' => string ) + * @param array Array( 'remember' => boolean ) + * @access public + * @see JApplication::login + */ + function login($credentials, $options = array()) + { + //Set the application login entry point + if(!array_key_exists('entry_url', $options)) { + $options['entry_url'] = JURI::base().'index.php?option=com_user&task=login'; + } + + return parent::login($credentials, $options); + } + + /** + * Check if the user can access the application + * + * @access public + */ + function authorize($itemid) + { + $menus =& JSite::getMenu(); + $user =& JFactory::getUser(); + $aid = $user->get('aid'); + + if(!$menus->authorize($itemid, $aid)) + { + if ( ! 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