-
$_ais_class_suffix
-
This is the class suffix used when constructing the AIS handler class.
-
$_autoload_files
-
A list of files, relative to the components root directory, that should be loaded during initialization.
-
$_autoload_libraries
-
A list of libraries which should by loaded during initialization.
-
$_component
-
Internal helper, holds the name of the component. Should be used whenever the components' name is required instead of hardcoding it.
-
$_component
-
Internal helper, holds the name of the component. Should be used whenever the components' name is required instead of hardcoding it.
-
$_component
-
The name of the component, e.g. de.linkm.taviewer
-
$_component
-
Internal helper, holds the name of the component. Should be used whenever the components' name is required instead of hardcoding it.
-
$_component_data
-
Component data storage area.
-
$_component_data
-
Component data storage area.
-
$_component_data
-
Component data storage area.
-
$_component_path
-
The full path to the components' root directory. Used for loading files.
-
$_config
-
The current configuration.
-
$_config
-
The current configuration.
-
$_config
-
The current configuration.
-
$_config_snippet_name
-
This is used during initialization when loading the default configurations
-
$_context_data
-
This variable holds the context-specific data during processing.
-
$_data
-
The component-specific data storage, hold in the global Array $midcom_component_data, which is indexed by the component name.
-
$_handler
-
This is a reference to the handler which declared to be able to handle the request. The array will contain the original index of the handler in the 'id' member for backtracking purposes. The variable argument list will be placed into 'args' for performance reasons.
-
$_i18n
-
A handle to the i18n service.
-
$_i18n
-
A handle to the i18n service.
-
$_i18n
-
A handle to the i18n service.
-
$_l10n
-
The components' L10n string database
-
$_l10n
-
The components' L10n string database
-
$_l10n
-
The components' L10n string database
-
$_l10n_midcom
-
The global MidCOM string database
-
$_l10n_midcom
-
The global MidCOM string database
-
$_l10n_midcom
-
The global MidCOM string database
-
$_local_toolbar
-
The toolbar local to the current request
-
$_meta_toolbar
-
The Metadata toolbar. You should normally have no need to modify it.
-
$_nap_class_suffix
-
This is the class suffix used when constructing the NAP handler class.
-
$_nap_instance
-
The NAP interface instance from the component, initialized on demand.
-
$_purecode
-
Set this to true for pure-code components.
-
$_request_data
-
Request specific data storage area. Registered in the component context as ''.
-
$_request_switch
-
Request execution switch configuration.
-
$_site_class_suffix
-
This is the class suffix used when constructing the on-site handler class.
-
$_topic
-
The topic for which we are handling a requiest.
-
$_topic
-
The topic for which we are handling a requiest.
-
$_topic_toolbar
-
The toolbar of the topic.
-
$_version
-
The internal version number of the interface. This value is currently unused in MidCOM context and may be deprecated in the future.
-
_check_nap_instance
-
Checks, wether an instance of the NAP interface class has already been created and creates it if not.
-
_handler_config_dm
-
Datamanager configuration handler interface.
-
_handler_config_dm_prepare
-
Helper function that prepares a datamanager instance for the config_dm handler.
-
_load_configuration
-
Loads the configuration file specified by the component configuration
-
_load_schema_database
-
Internal helper, loads the configured schema database into the class.
-
_on_check_document_permissions
-
Verif an indexer document's permissions. This is used for custom, advanced access control within a components domain.
-
_on_get_metadata
-
Returns a metadata object for the currently selected object, or null if no Metadata is available. The default implementation defaults to the topics' metadata object.
-
_on_handle
-
Component specific initialization code for the handle phase. AIS, for example, uses this to preapre the toolbar arrays. The name of the request handler is passed as an argumet to the event handler.
-
_on_handler_config_dm_prepared
-
Event handler, called after the configuration datamanager instance has been created but not yet initialized. Use this hook to modify the schema where neccessary.
-
_on_handler_config_dm_preparing
-
Event handler, called before the configuration datamanger is created. Use this to prepare anything that is required to start up the Datamanager.
-
_on_handler_config_dm_saved
-
Event handler, called when the configuration system has successfully stored new configuration settings.
-
_on_initialize
-
-
_on_initialize
-
Initialization event handler, called at the end of the initialization process immediately before the request handler configuration is read.
-
_on_initialize
-
This is an event handler, called after the basic component initialization has been done just before the initialize call will return to MidCOM.
-
_on_reindex
-
Reindex the given topic. The complete configuration set is already available in $config. The original index records are already deleted, so you do not need to bother about this.
-
_on_set_object
-
Event handler called after a new topic has been set. The configuration is already loaded at this point.
-
_on_show
-
Generic output initialization code. The return value lets you control wether the output method accociated with the handler declaration is called, return false to override this automatism, true, the default, will call the output handler normally.
-
_prepare_handler
-
Helper function, which prepares the handler callback for execution.
-
_prepare_request_switch
-
This private helper post-processes the initial information as set by the constructor.
-
_prepare_topic_toolbar
-
This function adds all of the standard items (configuration and create links) to the topic toolbar.
-
_show_config_dm
-
Simple display handler for the config_dm handler, it uses the MidCOM L10n string 'component configuration' as heading, and immediately displays the form afterwards.