Sorry, I was about to reply when I accidently hit the Send button ;)
David Guerizec wrote:
> Tarjei Huse wrote:
>
>> Jowza! (got tired of hi)
>>
>> When this point was raised last time Emile thought of the idea of
>> making a
>> way to easily integreate custom code into the admin interface. It
>> could be
>> done by referencing a pageelement og snippet so that if it exists, the
>> code
>> will be included.
>> How about creating a snippet/pageelement for the two situations:
>> (beware: I'm not to confident with files in php due to heavy use of
>> midgard)
>> 1. when the file is in a variable (line 21 below)
>> 2. after the attachment has been created (so that the parameters can be
>> created, line 30 below)
looks good.
>> Is the mgd_snippet_exists(snippet) function in existence now? If not, we
>> could create two emptysnippets to be called. Then different users can put
>> code into them to suit their needs without messing about in the main
>> code of
>> the admin interfaces.
This can be done, but we need to define exactly what will be in these snippets, what
is allowed and what is forbiden.
I think defining empty functions in a single snippet instead of two empty snippets
would be cleaner.
Example of snippet:
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function asgard_get_blob_attr($name, $filename, $mimetype)
{
$attr = array();
$mt = explode("/", $mimetype);
switch($mt[0]) {
/* below this line, you can modify the code to suit your needs */
case "image":
$attr["size"] = GetImageSize($filename);
break;
case "text": // here we can get the nimber of lines/chars...
/* do not modify below */
default:
return false;
}
return $attr;
}
function asgard_set_blob_attr($attachment, &$attr)
{
$mt = explode("/", $attachment->mimetype);
switch($mt[0]) {
/* below this line, you can modify the code to suit your needs */
case "image":
$attachment->parameter("size", "x", $attr["size"][0])
$attachment->parameter("size", "y", $attr["size"][1])
$attachment->parameter("size", "hw", $attr["size"][3])
break;
case "text": // here we can get the nimber of lines/chars...
/* do not modify below */
default:
return false;
}
return true;
}
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Hope that helps... ;)
>>
>> Tarjei
>>
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Best Regards,
David Guerizec Free Software Developer
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