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All of WebCalendar's functions
| Author: | Craig Knudsen <cknudsen@cknudsen.com> |
| Copyright: | Craig Knudsen, <cknudsen@cknudsen.com>, http://www.k5n.us/cknudsen |
| License: | http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html GNU GPL |
| Poids: | 4856 lignes (167 kb) |
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| Nécessite: | 1 fichier includes/site_extras.php |
| getPostValue( $name ) X-Ref |
| Gets the value resulting from an HTTP POST method. <b>Note:</b> The return value will be affected by the value of <var>magic_quotes_gpc</var> in the php.ini file. param: string $name Name used in the HTML form return: string The value used in the HTML form |
| getGetValue( $name ) X-Ref |
| Gets the value resulting from an HTTP GET method. <b>Note:</b> The return value will be affected by the value of <var>magic_quotes_gpc</var> in the php.ini file. If you need to enforce a specific input format (such as numeric input), then use the {@link getValue()} function. param: string $name Name used in the HTML form or found in the URL return: string The value used in the HTML form (or URL) |
| getValue( $name, $format="", $fatal=false ) X-Ref |
| Gets the value resulting from either HTTP GET method or HTTP POST method. <b>Note:</b> The return value will be affected by the value of <var>magic_quotes_gpc</var> in the php.ini file. <b>Note:</b> If you need to get an integer value, yuou can use the getIntValue function. param: string $name Name used in the HTML form or found in the URL param: string $format A regular expression format that the input must match. param: bool $fatal Is it considered a fatal error requiring execution to return: string The value used in the HTML form (or URL) |
| getIntValue( $name, $fatal=false ) X-Ref |
| Gets an integer value resulting from an HTTP GET or HTTP POST method. <b>Note:</b> The return value will be affected by the value of <var>magic_quotes_gpc</var> in the php.ini file. param: string $name Name used in the HTML form or found in the URL param: bool $fatal Is it considered a fatal error requiring execution to return: string The value used in the HTML form (or URL) |
| load_global_settings() X-Ref |
| Loads default system settings (which can be updated via admin.php). System settings are stored in the webcal_config table. <b>Note:</b> If the setting for <var>server_url</var> is not set, the value will be calculated and stored in the database. |
| get_plugin_list( $include_disabled=false ) X-Ref |
| Gets the list of active plugins. Should be called after {@link load_global_settings()} and {@link load_user_preferences()}. return: array Active plugins |
| get_user_plugin_list() X-Ref |
| Get plugins available to the current user. Do this by getting a list of all plugins that are not disabled by the administrator and make sure this user has not disabled any of them. It's done this was so that when an admin adds a new plugin, it shows up on each users system automatically (until they disable it). return: array Plugins available to current user |
| get_web_browser() X-Ref |
| Identify user's browser. Returned value will be one of: - "Mozilla/5" = Mozilla (open source Mozilla 5.0) - "Mozilla/[3,4]" = Netscape (3.X, 4.X) - "MSIE 4" = MSIE (4.X) return: string String identifying browser |
| do_debug( $msg ) X-Ref |
| Logs a debug message. Generally, we do not leave calls to this function in the code. It is used for debugging only. param: string $msg Text to be logged |
| get_preferred_view( $indate="", $args="" ) X-Ref |
| Gets user's preferred view. The user's preferred view is stored in the $STARTVIEW global variable. This is loaded from the user preferences (or system settings if there are no user prefererences.) param: string $indate Date to pass to preferred view in YYYYMMDD format param: string $args Arguments to include in the URL (such as "user=joe") return: string URL of the user's preferred view |
| send_to_preferred_view( $indate="", $args="" ) X-Ref |
| Sends a redirect to the user's preferred view. The user's preferred view is stored in the $STARTVIEW global variable. This is loaded from the user preferences (or system settings if there are no user prefererences.) param: string $indate Date to pass to preferred view in YYYYMMDD format param: string $args Arguments to include in the URL (such as "user=joe") |
| do_redirect( $url ) X-Ref |
| Pas de description |
| send_http_login() X-Ref |
| Sends an HTTP login request to the browser and stops execution. |
| remember_this_view() X-Ref |
| Generates a cookie that saves the last calendar view. Cookie is based on the current <var>$REQUEST_URI</var>. We save this cookie so we can return to this same page after a user edits/deletes/etc an event. |
| get_last_view() X-Ref |
| Gets the last page stored using {@link remember_this_view()}. return: string The URL of the last view or an empty string if it cannot be |
| send_no_cache_header() X-Ref |
| Sends HTTP headers that tell the browser not to cache this page. Different browser use different mechanisms for this, so a series of HTTP header directives are sent. <b>Note:</b> This function needs to be called before any HTML output is sent to the browser. |
| load_user_preferences() X-Ref |
| Loads the current user's preferences as global variables from the webcal_user_pref table. Also loads the list of views for this user (not really a preference, but this is a convenient place to put this...) <b>Notes:</b> - If <var>$allow_color_customization</var> is set to 'N', then we ignore any color preferences. - Other default values will also be set if the user has not saved a preference and no global value has been set by the administrator in the system settings. |
| event_get_external_users( $event_id, $use_mailto=0 ) X-Ref |
| Gets the list of external users for an event from the webcal_entry_ext_user table in an HTML format. param: int $event_id Event ID param: int $use_mailto When set to 1, email address will contain an href return: string The list of external users for an event formatte in HTML. |
| activity_log( $event_id, $user, $user_cal, $type, $text ) X-Ref |
| Adds something to the activity log for an event. The information will be saved to the webcal_entry_log table. param: int $event_id Event ID param: string $user Username of user doing this param: string $user_cal Username of user whose calendar is affected param: string $type Type of activity we are logging: param: string $text Text comment to add with activity log entry |
| get_my_users() X-Ref |
| Gets a list of users. If groups are enabled, this will restrict the list of users to only those users who are in the same group(s) as the user (unless the user is an admin user). We allow admin users to see all users because they can also edit someone else's events (so they may need access to users who are not in the same groups that they are in). return: array Array of users, where each element in the array is an array |
| get_pref_setting( $user, $setting ) X-Ref |
| Gets a preference setting for the specified user. If no value is found in the database, then the system default setting will be returned. param: string $user User login we are getting preference for param: string $setting Name of the setting return: string The value found in the webcal_user_pref table for the |
| get_browser_language() X-Ref |
| Gets browser-specified language preference. return: string Preferred language |
| load_user_layers($user="",$force=0) X-Ref |
| Loads current user's layer info into layer global variable. If the system setting <var>$allow_view_other</var> is not set to 'Y', then we ignore all layer functionality. If <var>$force</var> is 0, we only load layers if the current user preferences have layers turned on. param: string $user Username of user to load layers for param: int $force If set to 1, then load layers for this user even if |
| site_extras_for_popup( $id ) X-Ref |
| Generates the HTML used in an event popup for the site_extras fields of an event. param: int $id Event ID return: string The HTML to be used within the event popup for any site_extra |
| build_event_popup( $popupid, $user, $description, $time, $site_extras='' ) X-Ref |
| Builds the HTML for the event popup. param: string $popupid CSS id to use for event popup param: string $user Username of user the event pertains to param: string $description Event description param: string $time Time of the event (already formatted in a display format) param: string $site_extras HTML for any site_extras for this event return: string The HTML for the event popup |
| print_date_selection( $prefix, $date ) X-Ref |
| Prints out a date selection box for use in a form. param: string $prefix Prefix to use in front of form element names param: int $date Currently selected date (in YYYYMMDD format) |
| date_selection_html( $prefix, $date ) X-Ref |
| Generate HTML for a date selection for use in a form. param: string $prefix Prefix to use in front of form element names param: int $date Currently selected date (in YYYYMMDD format) return: string HTML for the selection box |
| display_small_month( $thismonth, $thisyear, $showyear,$show_weeknums=false, $minical_id='', $month_link='month.php?' ) X-Ref |
| Prints out a minicalendar for a month. param: int $thismonth Number of the month to print param: int $thisyear Number of the year param: bool $showyear Show the year in the calendar's title? param: bool $show_weeknums Show week numbers to the left of each row? param: string $minical_id id attribute for the minical table param: string $month_link URL and query string for month link that should |
| print_entry( $id, $date, $time, $duration,$name, $description, $status,$pri, $access, $event_owner, $event_cat=-1 ) X-Ref |
| Prints the HTML for one day's events in the month view. param: int $id Event ID param: int $date Date of event (relevant in repeating events) in param: int $time Time (in HHMMSS format) param: int $duration Event duration in minutes param: string $name Event name param: string $description Long description of event param: string $status Event status param: int $pri Event priority param: string $access Event access param: string $event_owner Username of user associated with this event param: int $event_cat Category of event for <var>$event_owner</var> |
| get_site_extra_fields( $eventid ) X-Ref |
| Gets any site-specific fields for an entry that are stored in the database in the webcal_site_extras table. param: int $eventid Event ID return: array Array with the keys as follows: |
| read_events( $user, $startdate, $enddate, $cat_id = '' ) X-Ref |
| Reads all the events for a user for the specified range of dates. This is only called once per page request to improve performance. All the events get loaded into the array <var>$events</var> sorted by time of day (not date). param: string $user Username param: string $startdate Start date range, inclusive (in YYYYMMDD format) param: string $enddate End date range, inclusive (in YYYYMMDD format) param: int $cat_id Category ID to filter on return: array Array of events |
| get_entries( $user, $date, $get_unapproved=true ) X-Ref |
| Gets all the events for a specific date. Events are retreived from the array of pre-loaded events (which was loaded all at once to improve performance). The returned events will be sorted by time of day. param: string $user Username param: string $date Date to get events for in YYYYMMDD format param: bool $get_unapproved Load unapproved events? return: array Array of events |
| query_events( $user, $want_repeated, $date_filter, $cat_id = '' ) X-Ref |
| Reads events visible to a user. Includes layers and possibly public access if enabled param: string $user Username param: bool $want_repeated Get repeating events? param: string $date_filter SQL phrase starting with AND, to be appended to param: int $cat_id Category ID to filter on. May be empty. return: array Array of events sorted by time of day |
| read_repeated_events( $user, $cat_id = '', $date = '' ) X-Ref |
| Reads all the repeated events for a user. This is only called once per page request to improve performance. All the events get loaded into the array <var>$repeated_events</var> sorted by time of day (not date). This will load all the repeated events into memory. <b>Notes:</b> - To get which events repeat on a specific date, use {@link get_repeating_entries()}. - To get all the dates that one specific event repeats on, call {@link get_all_dates()}. param: string $user Username param: int $cat_id Category ID to filter on (May be empty) param: string $date Cutoff date for repeating event endtimes in YYYYMMDD return: Array of repeating events sorted by time of day |
| get_all_dates( $date, $rpt_type, $end, $days, $ex_days, $freq=1 ) X-Ref |
| Returns all the dates a specific event will fall on accounting for the repeating. Any event with no end will be assigned one. param: string $date Initial date in raw format param: string $rpt_type Repeating type as stored in the database param: string $end End date param: string $days Days events occurs on (for weekly) param: array $ex_dates Array of exception dates for this event in YYYYMMDD format param: int $freq Frequency of repetition return: array Array of dates (in UNIX time format) |
| get_repeating_entries( $user, $dateYmd, $get_unapproved=true ) X-Ref |
| Gets all the repeating events for the specified date. <b>Note:</b> The global variable <var>$repeated_events</var> needs to be set by calling {@link read_repeated_events()} first. param: string $user Username param: string $date Date to get events for in YYYYMMDD format param: bool $get_unapproved Include unapproved events in results? return: mixed The query result resource on queries (which can then be |
| repeated_event_matches_date($event,$dateYmd) X-Ref |
| Determines whether the event passed in will fall on the date passed. param: array $event The event as an array param: string $dateYmd Date to check in YYYYMMDD format return: bool Does <var>$event</var> occur on <var>$dateYmd</var>? |
| date_to_epoch( $d ) X-Ref |
| Converts a date to a timestamp. param: string $d Date in YYYYMMDD format return: int Timestamp representing 3:00 (or 4:00 if during Daylight Saving |
| is_exception( $date, $ex_days ) X-Ref |
| Checks if a date is an exception for an event. param: string $date Date in YYYYMMDD format param: array $exdays Array of dates in YYYYMMDD format |
| get_sunday_before( $year, $month, $day ) X-Ref |
| Gets the Sunday of the week that the specified date is in. If the date specified is a Sunday, then that date is returned. param: int $year Year param: int $month Month (1-12) param: int $day Day of the month return: int The date (in UNIX timestamp format) |
| get_monday_before( $year, $month, $day ) X-Ref |
| Gets the Monday of the week that the specified date is in. If the date specified is a Monday, then that date is returned. param: int $year Year param: int $month Month (1-12) param: int $day Day of the month return: int The date (in UNIX timestamp format) |
| week_number( $date ) X-Ref |
| Returns the week number for specified date. Depends on week numbering settings. param: int $date Date in UNIX timestamp format return: string The week number of the specified date |
| icon_text( $id, $can_edit, $can_delete ) X-Ref |
| Generates the HTML for an add/edit/delete icon. This function is not yet used. Some of the places that will call it have to be updated to also get the event owner so we know if the current user has access to edit and delete. param: int $id Event ID param: bool $can_edit Can this user edit this event? param: bool $can_delete Can this user delete this event? return: HTML for add/edit/delete icon. |
| print_date_entries( $date, $user, $ssi ) X-Ref |
| Prints all the calendar entries for the specified user for the specified date. If we are displaying data from someone other than the logged in user, then check the access permission of the entry. param: string $date Date in YYYYMMDD format param: string $user Username param: bool $ssi Is this being called from week_ssi.php? |
| times_overlap( $time1, $duration1, $time2, $duration2 ) X-Ref |
| Checks to see if two events overlap. param: string $time1 Time 1 in HHMMSS format param: int $duration1 Duration 1 in minutes param: string $time2 Time 2 in HHMMSS format param: int $duration2 Duration 2 in minutes return: bool True if the two times overlap, false if they do not |
| check_for_conflicts( $dates, $duration, $hour, $minute,$participants, $login, $id ) X-Ref |
| Checks for conflicts. Find overlaps between an array of dates and the other dates in the database. Limits on number of appointments: if enabled in System Settings (<var>$limit_appts</var> global variable), too many appointments can also generate a scheduling conflict. param: array $dates Array of dates in YYYYMMDD format that is param: int $duration Event duration in minutes param: int $hour Hour of event (0-23) param: int $minute Minute of the event (0-59) param: array $participants Array of users whose calendars are to be checked param: string $login The current user name param: int $id Current event id (this keeps overlaps from return: Empty string for no conflicts or return the HTML of the |
| time_to_minutes( $time ) X-Ref |
| Converts a time format HHMMSS (like 130000 for 1PM) into number of minutes past midnight. param: string $time Input time in HHMMSS format return: int The number of minutes since midnight |
| calc_time_slot( $time, $round_down = false ) X-Ref |
| Calculates which row/slot this time represents. This is used in day and week views where hours of the time are separeted into different cells in a table. <b>Note:</b> the global variable <var>$TIME_SLOTS</var> is used to determine how many time slots there are and how many minutes each is. This variable is defined user preferences (or defaulted to admin system settings). param: string $time Input time in HHMMSS format param: bool $round_down Should we change 1100 to 1059? return: int The time slot index |
| html_for_add_icon( $date=0,$hour="", $minute="", $user="" ) X-Ref |
| Generates the HTML for an icon to add a new event. param: string $date Date for new event in YYYYMMDD format param: int $hour Hour of day (0-23) param: int $minute Minute of the hour (0-59) param: string $user Participant to initially select for new event return: string The HTML for the add event icon |
| html_for_event_week_at_a_glance( $id, $date, $time,$name, $description, $status, $pri, $access, $duration, $event_owner,$event_category=-1 ) X-Ref |
| Generates the HTML for an event to be viewed in the week-at-glance (week.php). The HTML will be stored in an array (global variable $hour_arr) indexed on the event's starting hour. param: int $id Event id param: string $date Date of event in YYYYMMDD format param: string $time Time of event in HHMM format param: string $name Brief description of event param: string $description Full description of event param: string $status Status of event ('A', 'W') param: int $pri Priority of event param: string $access Access to event by others ('P', 'R') param: int $duration Duration of event in minutes param: string $event_owner User who created event param: int $event_category Category id for event |
| html_for_event_day_at_a_glance( $id, $date, $time,$name, $description, $status, $pri, $access, $duration, $event_owner,$event_category=-1 ) X-Ref |
| Generates the HTML for an event to be viewed in the day-at-glance (day.php). The HTML will be stored in an array (global variable $hour_arr) indexed on the event's starting hour. param: int $id Event id param: string $date Date of event in YYYYMMDD format param: string $time Time of event in HHMM format param: string $name Brief description of event param: string $description Full description of event param: string $status Status of event ('A', 'W') param: int $pri Priority of event param: string $access Access to event by others ('P', 'R') param: int $duration Duration of event in minutes param: string $event_owner User who created event param: int $event_category Category id for event |
| print_day_at_a_glance( $date, $user, $can_add=0 ) X-Ref |
| Prints all the calendar entries for the specified user for the specified date in day-at-a-glance format. If we are displaying data from someone other than the logged in user, then check the access permission of the entry. param: string $date Date in YYYYMMDD format param: string $user Username of calendar |
| display_unapproved_events( $user ) X-Ref |
| Checks for any unnaproved events. If any are found, display a link to the unapproved events (where they can be approved). If the user is an admin user, also count up any public events. If the user is a nonuser admin, count up events on the nonuser calendar. param: string $user Current user login |
| activate_urls( $text ) X-Ref |
| Looks for URLs in the given text, and makes them into links. param: string $text Input text return: string The text altered to have HTML links for any web links |
| display_time( $time, $ignore_offset=0 ) X-Ref |
| Displays a time in either 12 or 24 hour format. The global variable $TZ_OFFSET is used to adjust the time. Note that this is somewhat of a kludge for timezone support. If an event is set for 11PM server time and the user is 2 hours ahead, it will show up as 1AM, but the date will not be adjusted to the next day. param: string $time Input time in HHMMSS format param: bool $ignore_offset If true, then do not use the timezone offset return: string The time in the user's timezone and preferred format |
| month_name( $m ) X-Ref |
| Returns the full name of the specified month. Use {@link month_short_name()} to get the abbreviated name of the month. param: int $m Number of the month (0-11) return: string The full name of the specified month |
| month_short_name( $m ) X-Ref |
| Returns the abbreviated name of the specified month (such as "Jan"). Use {@link month_name()} to get the full name of the month. param: int $m Number of the month (0-11) return: string The abbreviated name of the specified month (example: "Jan") |
| weekday_name( $w ) X-Ref |
| Returns the full weekday name. Use {@link weekday_short_name()} to get the abbreviated weekday name. param: int $w Number of the day in the week (0=Sunday,...,6=Saturday) return: string The full weekday name ("Sunday") |
| weekday_short_name( $w ) X-Ref |
| Returns the abbreviated weekday name. Use {@link weekday_name()} to get the full weekday name. param: int $w Number of the day in the week (0=Sunday,...,6=Saturday) return: string The abbreviated weekday name ("Sun") |
| date_to_str( $indate, $format="", $show_weekday=true, $short_months=false, $server_time="" ) X-Ref |
| Converts a date in YYYYMMDD format into "Friday, December 31, 1999", "Friday, 12-31-1999" or whatever format the user prefers. param: string $indate Date in YYYYMMDD format param: string $format Format to use for date (default is "__month__ param: bool $show_weekday Should the day of week also be included? param: bool $short_months Should the abbreviated month names be used param: int $server_time ??? return: string Date in the specified format |
| hextoint( $val ) X-Ref |
| Converts a hexadecimal digit to an integer. param: string $val Hexadecimal digit return: int Equivalent integer in base-10 |
| decode_string( $instr ) X-Ref |
| Extracts a user's name from a session id. This prevents users from begin able to edit their cookies.txt file and set the username in plain text. param: string $instr A hex-encoded string. "Hello" would be "678ea786a5". return: string The decoded string |
| encode_string( $instr ) X-Ref |
| Takes an input string and encode it into a slightly encoded hexval that we can use as a session cookie. param: string $instr Text to encode return: string The encoded text |
| my_array_splice(&$input,$offset,$length,$replacement) X-Ref |
| An implementatin of array_splice() for PHP3. param: array $input Array to be spliced into param: int $offset Where to begin the splice param: int $length How long the splice should be param: array $replacement What to splice in |
| load_user_categories($ex_global = '') X-Ref |
| Loads current user's category info and stuff it into category global variable. param: string $ex_global Don't include global categories ('' or '1') |
| print_category_menu( $form, $date = '', $cat_id = '' ) X-Ref |
| Prints dropdown HTML for categories. param: string $form The page to submit data to (without .php) param: string $date Date in YYYYMMDD format param: int $cat_id Category id that should be pre-selected |
| html_to_8bits( $html ) X-Ref |
| Converts HTML entities in 8bit. <b>Note:</b> Only supported for PHP4 (not PHP3). param: string $html HTML text return: string The converted text |
| user_get_boss_list( $assistant ) X-Ref |
| Gets a list of an assistant's boss from the webcal_asst table. param: string $assistant Login of assistant return: array Array of bosses, where each boss is an array with the following |
| user_is_assistant( $assistant, $boss ) X-Ref |
| Is this user an assistant of this boss? param: string $assistant Login of potential assistant param: string $boss Login of potential boss return: bool True or false |
| user_has_boss( $assistant ) X-Ref |
| Is this user an assistant? param: string $assistant Login for user return: bool true if the user is an assistant to one or more bosses |
| boss_must_be_notified( $assistant, $boss ) X-Ref |
| Checks the boss user preferences to see if the boss wants to be notified via email on changes to their calendar. param: string $assistant Assistant login param: string $boss Boss login return: bool True if the boss wants email notifications |
| boss_must_approve_event( $assistant, $boss ) X-Ref |
| Checks the boss user preferences to see if the boss must approve events added to their calendar. param: string $assistant Assistant login param: string $boss Boss login return: bool True if the boss must approve new events |
| fake_mail( $mailto, $subj, $text, $hdrs ) X-Ref |
| Fakes an email for testing purposes. param: string $mailto Email address to send mail to param: string $subj Subject of email param: string $text Email body param: string $hdrs Other email headers |
| print_date_entries_timebar( $date, $user, $ssi ) X-Ref |
| Prints all the entries in a time bar format for the specified user for the specified date. If we are displaying data from someone other than the logged in user, then check the access permission of the entry. param: string $date Date in YYYYMMDD format param: string $user Username param: bool $ssi Should we not include links to add new events? |
| print_entry_timebar( $id, $date, $time, $duration,$name, $description, $status,$pri, $access, $event_owner, $event_category=-1 ) X-Ref |
| Prints the HTML for an events with a timebar. param: int $id Event id param: string $date Date of event in YYYYMMDD format param: string $time Time of event in HHMM format param: int $duration Duration of event in minutes param: string $name Brief description of event param: string $description Full description of event param: string $status Status of event ('A', 'W') param: int $pri Priority of event param: string $access Access to event by others ('P', 'R') param: string $event_owner User who created event param: int $event_category Category id for event |
| print_header_timebar($start_hour, $end_hour) X-Ref |
| Prints the header for the timebar. param: int $start_hour Start hour param: int $end_hour End hour |
| get_nonuser_cals($user = '') X-Ref |
| Gets a list of nonuser calendars and return info in an array. param: string $user Login of admin of the nonuser calendars return: array Array of nonuser cals, where each is an array with the |
| nonuser_load_variables( $login, $prefix ) X-Ref |
| Loads nonuser variables (login, firstname, etc.). The following variables will be set: - <var>login</var> - <var>firstname</var> - <var>lastname</var> - <var>fullname</var> - <var>admin</var> - <var>email</var> param: string $login Login name of nonuser calendar param: string $prefix Prefix to use for variables that will be set. |
| user_is_nonuser_admin( $login, $nonuser ) X-Ref |
| Checks the webcal_nonuser_cals table to determine if the user is the administrator for the nonuser calendar. param: string $login Login of user that is the potential administrator param: string $nonuser Login name for nonuser calendar return: bool True if the user is the administrator for the nonuser calendar |
| load_nonuser_preferences($nonuser) X-Ref |
| Loads nonuser preferences from the webcal_user_pref table if on a nonuser admin page. param: string $nonuser Login name for nonuser calendar |
| set_today($date) X-Ref |
| Determines what the day is after the <var>$TZ_OFFSET</var> and sets it globally. The following global variables will be set: - <var>$thisyear</var> - <var>$thismonth</var> - <var>$thisday</var> - <var>$thisdate</var> - <var>$today</var> param: string $date The date in YYYYMMDD format |
| gregorianToISO($day,$month,$year) X-Ref |
| Converts from Gregorian Year-Month-Day to ISO YearNumber-WeekNumber-WeekDay. param: int $day Day of month param: int $month Number of month param: int $year Year return: string Date in ISO YearNumber-WeekNumber-WeekDay format |
| isLeapYear($year='') X-Ref |
| Is this a leap year? param: int $year Year return: bool True for a leap year, else false |
| clean_html($value) X-Ref |
| Replaces unsafe characters with HTML encoded equivalents. param: string $value Input text return: string The cleaned text |
| clean_word($data) X-Ref |
| Removes non-word characters from the specified text. param: string $data Input text return: string The converted text |
| clean_int($data) X-Ref |
| Removes non-digits from the specified text. param: string $data Input text return: string The converted text |
| clean_whitespace($data) X-Ref |
| Removes whitespace from the specified text. param: string $data Input text return: string The converted text |
| languageToAbbrev( $name ) X-Ref |
| Converts language names to their abbreviation. param: string $name Name of the language (such as "French") return: string The abbreviation ("fr" for "French") |
| background_css( $color, $height = '', $percent = '' ) X-Ref |
| Creates the CSS for using gradient.php, if the appropriate GD functions are available. A one-pixel wide image will be used for the background image. <b>Note:</b> The gd library module needs to be available to use gradient images. If it is not available, a single background color will be used instead. param: string $color Base color param: int $height Height of gradient image param: int $percent How many percent lighter the top color should be return: string The style sheet text to use |
| daily_matrix( $date, $participants, $popup = '' ) X-Ref |
| Draws a daily outlook style availability grid showing events that are approved and awaiting approval. param: string $date Date to show the grid for param: array $participants Which users should be included in the grid param: string $popup Not used |
| add_duration( $time, $duration ) X-Ref |
| Return the time in HHMMSS format of input time + duration <b>Note:</b> The gd library module needs to be available to use gradient images. If it is not available, a single background color will be used instead. param: string $time format "235900" param: int $duration number of minutes return: string The time in HHMMSS format |
| Généré le : Fri Nov 30 19:09:19 2007 | par Balluche grâce à PHPXref 0.7 |
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