DomainHander: on the way to a common interface for all classes and
easy-to-edit field lists. With lots of inspiration from fetchmail.php and a base class I started 2.5 years ago. model/DomainHandler.php - base on PFAHandler (see below) - new protected variables - $id_field (column that contains $username) - $struct (field list) - $defaults (default values, option lists) - $new (switch between new and edit mode) - change $username to protected (preparation for move to PFAHandler) - add optional $new parameter to __construct. Targets (not yet implemented): - early validation of $username (domain name in this case) - if $new == 1, check that item does NOT exist and is a valid domain - else: check if item exists. error out if not. - new function initStruct to fill $id_field, $struct, $defaults - add(): - use an array as parameter instead of single parameters Advantage: this makes it easy to add another field - use _inp_* base validation - create default aliases only in create mode, not in edit mode - view(): fix error message - added various TODO notes. Some affect design questions - feedback welcome ;-) scripts/shells/domain.php: - change $handler->add call to array usage - add some TODO notes - some whitespace fixes in execute() model/PFAHandler.php: - new base class for *Handler classes - contains only some generic input validation for now - more code will be moved from DomainHandler to PFAHandler later git-svn-id: https://svn.code.sf.net/p/postfixadmin/code/trunk@978 a1433add-5e2c-0410-b055-b7f2511e0802pull/2/head
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<?php
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class PFAHandler {
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function _inp_num($val) {
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return (int)($val);
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}
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function _inp_bool($val) {
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return $val ? db_get_boolean(true): db_get_boolean(false);
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}
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function _inp_password($val){
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# TODO: fetchmail specific. Not suited for mailbox/admin passwords.
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return base64_encode($val);
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}
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}
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/* vim: set expandtab softtabstop=4 tabstop=4 shiftwidth=4: */
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