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This article describes the class ''I2CE_FileDump''.
#REDIRECT [[Class: I2CE_FileDump (4.1.12)]]
*Extends the class: [[Class: I2CE_Page | I2CE_Page]].
*Parent Classses:  [[Class: I2CE_Page | I2CE_Page]] [[Class: I2CE_Fuzzy | I2CE_Fuzzy]]
*Location: Part of the module [[I2CE Module List#FileDump|FileDump]] in the package [https://launchpad.net/i2ce I2CE]
*Source: Defined in the file [http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~intrahealth+informatics/i2ce/4.0.0-release/annotate/head:/modules/Pages/modules/FileDump/I2CE_FileDump.php modules/Pages/modules/FileDump/I2CE_FileDump.php]
*Author: Carl Leitner <litlfred@ibiblio.org>
class that will dump out a requested file that is found using a I2CE_FileSearch  It recogonizes the following GET REQUEST Variables <ul> <li>name  -- (Required) the name the file </li> <li>cat  -- (Required) the category of the file as registered with I2CE_FileSearch</li> <li>content -- (Optional) If set, it will be the content-type: for the header.  It will overide the following options: </li> <li>ext  -- (Optional) If set, it will be the extension used to determine the mime/type/content type for the file. Useful for misnamed files</li> <li>apdContent -- (Optional) A string to append to the content-type.  Useful, for example, if it is a text file, somefile.txt, but you would like to specify the character set.</li> </ul>
==Variables==
===$default_categories===
protected  @var array $default_categories -- an array of default categories for file extensions.
*Type: protected $default_categories
 
==Methods==
===__construct()===
Constructor method.
*Signature: public function __construct($args,$request_remainder)
*Parameters:
**$args
**$request_remainder
===display()===
Handles GET requests for a file. The relevant get variables are: <ul><li> cat -- the I2CE_FileSearch category we should be looking for</li> <li> name -- the filename we are looking for</li> </ul> As an alternative (mainly b/c libxml's xmlSetProp (which is used by PHP's DOM) which will automatically escape &)  you can set the variable encoded=ENC_BLAH  where ENC_BLAH is an urlencoded string  with the cat and name variables set e.g urlencode("cat=SCRIPTS&name=somescript.js")
*Signature: public function display()
===doHeader()===
Function to return the proper header type from a file's extension some of the code extracted gratefully from  http://us3.php.net/manual/en/function.fread.php#72716 @param string $mime_type  the file''s mime type.  Defaults to null. Will be overidden if $ext is not empty
*Signature: public function doHeader($file,$ext,$content,$apdContent)
*Parameters:
** [http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.types.string.php string ] $file <br/>the file''s name
** [http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.types.string.php string ] $ext <br/>the file''s (possible forced) extension -- lower case.  If null/empty it is not used.
**$content
**$apdContent
*Returns: [http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.types.array.php array ]<br/>of string. the headers;
===dump()===
*Signature: protected function dump($vars)
*Parameters:
**$vars
===initializeTemplate()===
Handles creating hte I2CE_TemplateMeister templates and loading any default templates
*Signature: protected function initializeTemplate()
*Returns: [http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.types.boolean.php boolean ]<br/>true on success
 
 
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