Aha! I believe I have discovered why this code:
Code:
\XLite\Core\Layout::getInstance()->removeClassFromLists('\XLite\View\Product\Details\Customer\AttributesModify');
did not execute.
You do not need the beginning slash in front of the class you want to remove. So the correct code that does work:
Code:
\XLite\Core\Layout::getInstance()->removeClassFromLists('XLite\View\Product\AttributeValues');
Tony, you have helped me immensely. I now understand much more than I did before. Having you around to confirm what I am doing is great!
Let me know if you see any error in my final solution, or how it could be done better. I am simply decorating the \XLite\View\Product\Details\Customer\AttributesMod ify class, and adding the reference to my template directory, rather than removing the class. I just wanted to try the other method to see that it works.
My last question in this thread,(I think) is the correct terminology to refer to "removeClassFromLists". Is this called a function? Or a method? When do you refer to something as a method, and when as a function?