It also takes into account the disabled extensions but this should't be a big issue.
Create a new file on the root of your magento instance. Let's call it rewrites.php with this content.
<?php
$folders = array('app/code/local/', 'app/code/community');//folders to parse
$configFiles = array();
foreach ($folders as $folder){
$files = glob($folder.'*/*/etc/config.xml');//get all config.xml files in the specified folder
if (is_array($files)){
$configFiles = array_merge($configFiles, $files);//merge with the rest of the config files
}
}
$rewrites = array();//list of all rewrites
foreach ($configFiles as $file){
$dom = new DOMDocument;
$dom->loadXML(file_get_contents($file));
$xpath = new DOMXPath($dom);
$path = '//rewrite/*';//search for tags named 'rewrite'
$text = $xpath->query($path);
foreach ($text as $rewriteElement){
$type = $rewriteElement->parentNode->parentNode->parentNode->tagName;//what is overwritten (model, block, helper)
$parent = $rewriteElement->parentNode->parentNode->tagName;//module identifier that is being rewritten (core, catalog, sales, ...)
$name = $rewriteElement->tagName;//element that is rewritten (layout, product, category, order)
foreach ($rewriteElement->childNodes as $element){
$rewrites[$type][$parent.'/'.$name][] = $element->textContent;//class that rewrites it
}
}
}
echo "<pre>";print_r($rewrites);
When accessing mysite.com/rewrites.php you should be able to see all the model, block and helper rewrites.
If there is one object rewritten by 2 or more classes it means you have an extension conflict.
