The base class
Located in /include/CalendarSolution.php (line 34)
Class | Description |
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CalendarSolution_Category | The parent class for viewing and editing a Category |
CalendarSolution_Detail | The parent class for viewing and editing a specific event |
CalendarSolution_FeaturedPage | The parent class for viewing and editing a Featured Page |
CalendarSolution_FrequentEvent | The parent class for viewing and editing a Frequent Event |
CalendarSolution_List | The parent class for displaying collections of events |
The cache object
Is caching available?
The name of the token used for protecting our admin forms against
Cross Site Request Forgeries
An associative array of the given item's data
The HTTP_HOST, set in __construct()
Defaults to $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] and falls back to CALENDAR_SOLUTION_HTTP_HOST if that's not set.
Data from the REQUEST_URI broken into an associative array containing
the 'path' as a string and the 'query' broken into a sub-array
Should the current request use caching?
Instantiates the database and cache classes then sets the $http_host property
Turns "fancy" windows-1252 character set characters into ASCII equivalents
Sanitizes the data in $this->data via htmlspecialchars()
Sanitizes the input for iCalendar formats
The steps are:
Flushes the system's cache
Formats a date/time string
This route is necessary because of the need to provide portability across different database management systems.
Generates the HTML needed to access administrative functions
Produces the HTML with a link to the Calendar Solution's home page
Provides the Cascading Style Sheet data, for use between <style> tags
Looks for a date value in $_REQUEST[$name]
Produces an HTML list explaining the errors found by is_valid()
Formats event data for iCalendar output
Extracts an integer or an array of integers in $_REQUEST[$name]
Looks for an integer value in $_REQUEST[$name]
Looks for a string value in $_REQUEST[$name]
Is the current view from the admin section or not?
Is caching available?
Populates $this->data with the requisite keys and sets values to NULL
Populates $this->data with the information from $_POST
The following transformations also occur:
Breaks up the REQUEST_URI into usable parts
Checks the Cross Site Request Forgery token to improve security
Format for PHP's date() function, to be used by our format_date() method
Format for PHP's date() function, to be used by our format_date() method
Format for PHP's date() function, to be used by our format_date() method
Format for PHP's date() function, to be used by our format_date() method
Format for PHP's date() function, to be used by our format_date() method
Format for PHP's date() function, to be used by our format_date() method
Format for PHP's date() function, to be used by our format_date() method
Format for PHP's date() function, to be used by our format_date() method
Format for PHP's date() function, to be used by our format_date() method
ID numbers used by the "list_link_goes_to_id" field
ID numbers used by the "list_link_goes_to_id" field
ID numbers used by the "list_link_goes_to_id" field
ID numbers used by the "list_link_goes_to_id" field
ID numbers used by the "status_id" field
ID numbers used by the "status_id" field
ID numbers used by the "status_id" field
Documentation generated on Wed, 21 Mar 2012 14:16:41 -0400 by phpDocumentor 1.4.4