Inheritance diagram for MultipleActionController:

Public Member Functions
	validate ()

	hasView ()

	executeKernel ()

	replaceVariables (&$data)

	replaceVariablesString ($value)

Public Member Functions inherited from Controller
	Controller (&$delegate)

	initialize (&$request, &$response)

	validate ()

	hasView ()

	execute ()

	executeKernel ()

	getErrorMsg ()

	setErrorMsg ($msg)

	appendErrorMsg ($msg)

&	getRequest ()

&	getResponse ()

&	getView ()

&	getDelegate ()

	getViewTemplate ($controller, $context, $action)

	getCacheId ()

	assignViewDefaults (&$view)

	isLocalizedRequest ()

Additional Inherited Members
Public Attributes inherited from Controller
	$_request = null

	$_response = null

	$_errorMsg = ''

	$_view = null

	$_delegate = null

Detailed Description

MultipleActionController is a controller that executes multiple actions by passing them do the appropriate controllers and returning all results as once.

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Id:: class.MultipleActionController.php 1427 2012-12-21 19:03:06Z iherwig

Input actions:

unspecified: Execute the given actions

Output actions:

ok In any case

Parameters

[in]	data	An associative array with unique/sortable keys and values that describe an action to perform
[out]	data	An associative array with the same keys and values that describe the resonse of each action

The data array may contain the following special variables, that will be replaced by the described values:

{last_created_oid:type} will be replaced by the oid lastly created object of the given type

An example of input data in JSON:

data: {
  action1: {
    usr_action: "new",
    type: "ChiGoal"
  }
  action2: {
    usr_action: "display",
    oid: {last_created_oid:ChiGoal},
    omitMetaData: true
  }
}

The output data for the preceding request could look like

data: {
  action1: {
    oid: "ChiGoal:123",
    success: "1"
  }
  action2: {
    oid: "ChiGoal:123",
    node: {
      "0": {
        modified: "2001-01-01 01:01",
        creator: "admin"
        ...
      }
      ...
    },
    success: "1"
  }
}

Author: ingo herwig ingo@.nosp@m.wemo.nosp@m.ve.co.nosp@m.m

Definition at line 82 of file class.MultipleActionController.php.

Member Function Documentation

MultipleActionController::validate ( )

See Also: Controller::validate()

Definition at line 87 of file class.MultipleActionController.php.

References Controller\setErrorMsg().

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MultipleActionController::hasView ( )

See Also: Controller::hasView()

Definition at line 104 of file class.MultipleActionController.php.

MultipleActionController::executeKernel ( )

(Dis-)Associate the Nodes.

Returns: Array of given context and action 'ok' in every case.

See Also: Controller::executeKernel()

Definition at line 113 of file class.MultipleActionController.php.

References $GLOBALS, Log\debug(), Log\error(), ApplicationException\getCodeString(), StringUtil\getDump(), SessionData\getInstance(), ApplicationException\getResponse(), Log\isDebugEnabled(), ActionMapper\processAction(), and replaceVariables().

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MultipleActionController::replaceVariables ( & $data )

Check the given data array for special variables to replace Variables have either the form 'variable_name' or 'variable_name:column_separated_parameters'

Parameters