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<?php
class PFAHandler {
abstract class PFAHandler {
/**
* public variables
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/**
* Constructor: fill $struct etc.
* @param string $new
* @param integer - 0 is edit mode, set to 1 to switch to create mode
* @param string - if an admin_username is specified, permissions will be restricted to the domains this admin may manage
*/
public function __construct($new = 0, $admin_username = "") {
if ($new) $this->new = 1;
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$this->initMsg();
}
/**
* ensure a lazy programmer can't give access to all items accidently
*
* to intentionally disable the check if $this->domain_field is empty, override this function
*/
protected function no_domain_field() {
if ($this->admin_username != "") die('Attemp to restrict domains without setting $this->domain_field!');
}
/**
* init $this->struct (an array of pacol() results)
* see pacol() in functions.inc.php for all available parameters
*
* available values for the "type" column:
* text one line of text
* pass password (will be encrypted with pacrypt())
* num number
* txtl text "list" - array of one line texts
* vnum "virtual" number, coming from JOINs etc.
* bool boolean (converted to 0/1, additional column _$field with yes/no)
* ts timestamp (created/modified)
* enum list of options, must be given in column "options" as array
* list like enum, but allow multiple selections
* You can use custom types, but you'll have to add handling for them in *Handler and the smarty templates
*
*/
abstract protected function initStruct();
/**
* init $this->msg[] with messages used in various functions.
*
* always list the key to hand over to Lang::read
* the only exception is 'logname' which uses the key for db_log
*
* The values can depend on $this->new
* TODO: use separate keys edit_* and new_* and choose the needed message at runtime
*/
abstract protected function initMsg();
/**
* returns an array with some labels and settings for the web interface
* can also change $this->struct to something that makes the web interface better
* (for example, it can make local_part and domain editable as separate fields
* so that users can choose the domain from a dropdown)
*
* @return array
*/
abstract public function webformConfig();
/**
* initialize with $id and check if it is valid
* @param string $id
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}
}
/**
* on $new, check if the ID is valid (for example, check if it is a valid mail address syntax-wise)
* called by init()
* @return boolean true/false
* must also set $this->errormsg[$this->id_field] if ID is invalid
*/
abstract protected function validate_new_id();
/**
* set and verify values
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}
# validate based on field name (_field_$fieldname)
# TODO: rename to _validate_$key ?
$func="_field_".$key;
if (method_exists($this, $func) ) {
if (!$this->{$func}($key, $values[$key])) $valid = false;
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}
}
} elseif ($this->new) { # new, field not set in input data
$this->errormsg[] = "field $key is missing";
$this->errormsg[] = "field $key is missing"; # TODO: make translateable # TODO: use $this->errormsg[$key] ?
# echo "MISSING / not set: $key\n";
} else { # edit, field unchanged
# echo "skipped / not set: $key\n";
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/**
* store $this->values in the database
*
* converts values based on $this->struct[*][type] (boolean, password encryption)
*
* calls $this->storemore() where additional things can be done
* @return bool - true if all values are valid, otherwise false
* @return bool - true if all values were stored in the database , otherwise false
* error messages (if any) are stored in $this->errormsg
*/
public function store() {
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/**
* read_from_db
*
* reads all fields specified in $this->struct from the database
* and auto-converts them to database-independent values based on the field type (see $colformat)
*
* calls $this->read_from_db_postprocess() to postprocess the result
*
* @param array or string - condition (an array will be AND'ed using db_where_clause, a string will be directly used)
* (if you use a string, make sure it is correctly escaped!)
* @param integer limit - maximum number of rows to return
* @param integer offset - number of first row to return
* @return array - rows (as associative array, with the ID as key)
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}
$colformat = array(
# 'ts' fields are always returned as $formatted_date, and the raw value as _$field
'ts' => "$formatted_date AS ###KEY###, ###KEY### AS _###KEY###",
# 'bool' fields are always returned as 0/1, additonally _$field contains yes/no (already translated)
'bool' => "CASE ###KEY### WHEN '" . db_get_boolean(true) . "' THEN '1' WHEN '" . db_get_boolean(false) . "' THEN '0' END as ###KEY###," .
"CASE ###KEY### WHEN '" . db_get_boolean(true) . "' THEN '$yes' WHEN '" . db_get_boolean(false) . "' THEN '$no' END as _###KEY###",
);
@ -328,6 +393,8 @@ class PFAHandler {
}
if ($this->domain_field != "") {
# TODO: wrap where clause in (...) to avoid problems if OR is used?
# TODO: Note: this would need a change in db_where_clause not to include the WHERE keyword in the result
$where .= " AND " . db_in_clause($this->domain_field, $this->allowed_domains);
}
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return $db_result;
}
/**
* allows to postprocess the database result
* called by read_from_db()
*/
protected function read_from_db_postprocess($db_result) {
return $db_result;
}
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/**
* get the values of an item
* @param array or string $condition
* @return bool - true if at least one item was found
* @param boolean (optional) - if false, $this->errormsg[] will not be filled in case of errors
* @return bool - true if item was found
* The data is stored in $this->return (as associative array of column => value)
* error messages (if any) are stored in $this->errormsg
*/
@ -378,7 +449,7 @@ class PFAHandler {
/**
* get a list of one or more items with all values
* @param array or string $condition
* @param array or string $condition - see read_from_db for details
* @param integer limit - maximum number of rows to return
* @param integer offset - number of first row to return
* @return bool - true if at least one item was found
Christian Boltz
13 years ago