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74 lines
2.6 KiB
PHP
74 lines
2.6 KiB
PHP
<?php
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/*
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* e107 website system
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*
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* Copyright (C) 2008-2013 e107 Inc (e107.org)
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* Released under the terms and conditions of the
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* GNU General Public License (http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.txt)
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*
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*/
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if (!defined('e107_INIT')) { exit; }
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class _blank_event // plugin-folder + '_event'
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{
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/**
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* Configure functions/methods to run when specific e107 events are triggered.
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*
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* For a list of core events, please visit: http://e107.org/developer-manual/classes-and-methods#events
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*
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* Developers can trigger their own events using: e107::getEvent()->trigger('plugin_event', $array);
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* Where 'plugin' is the folder of their plugin and 'event' is a unique name of the event.
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* Other plugins can then 'listen' to this custom event by defining it in THEIR e_event.php addon within the config() method.
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*
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* $array is data which is sent to the triggered function. eg. myfunction($array) in the example below.
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*
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* @return array
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*/
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function config()
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{
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$event = array();
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// Example 1: core event ("login")
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$event[] = array(
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'name' => "login", // when this event is triggered... (for core events, see http://e107.org/developer-manual/classes-and-methods#events)
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'function' => "myfunction", // ..run this function (see below).
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);
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// Example 2: core plugin event ("user_forum_post_created")
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$event[] = array(
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'name' => "user_forum_post_created", // event triggered in the forum plugin when a user submits a new forum post
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'function' => "myfunction", // ..run this function (see below). You can run the same function on different events.
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);
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// Example 3: custom event of another third party plugin
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$event[] = array(
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'name' => "customplugin_customevent", // where "customplugin" is the plugin folder name of the third party plugin, and "customevent" is the event name that they triggered somehwere in their code (e107::getEvent()->trigger('customplugin_customevent', $data).
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'function' => "anotherfunction", // ..run this function (see below).
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);
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// Example 4: custom event of the _blank plugin.
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// Listen to _blank's own plugin event, this usually does not occur but is here for illustration purposes.
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$event[] = array(
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'name' => "_blank_customevent", // "plugin_event" where 'plugin' is the plugin folder name (in this case "_blank") and "event" is a unique event name (in this case "customevent")
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'function' => "anotherfunction", // ..run this function (see below).
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);
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return $event;
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}
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function myfunction($data) // the method to run.
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{
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// var_dump($data);
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}
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function anotherfunction($data) // the method to run.
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{
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// var_dump($data);
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}
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} //end class
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