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==API== | ==API== | ||
==I2CE_FormField== | ===I2CE_FormField=== | ||
*add in a (final) method getXMLData($as_node = false). Calls _getXMLData(). If $as_node == false, the simply pass it along. If $as_node == true, first convert it to a DOMNode and return that | *add in a (final) method getXMLData($as_node = false). Calls _getXMLData(). If $as_node == false, the simply pass it along. If $as_node == true, first convert it to a DOMNode and return that | ||
*add in a abstract method _getXMLData() which return strings | *add in a abstract method _getXMLData() which return strings | ||
==Sub-Classes of I2CE_FormField== | ===Sub-Classes of I2CE_FormField=== | ||
*each non-abstract class should implement _getXMLData() | *each non-abstract class should implement _getXMLData() | ||
==XML Format== | ==XML Format== |
Revision as of 13:29, 1 December 2011
API
I2CE_FormField
- add in a (final) method getXMLData($as_node = false). Calls _getXMLData(). If $as_node == false, the simply pass it along. If $as_node == true, first convert it to a DOMNode and return that
- add in a abstract method _getXMLData() which return strings
Sub-Classes of I2CE_FormField
- each non-abstract class should implement _getXMLData()
XML Format
Each _getXMLData() should return a string that looks like <value type='XXX'>YYYY<value> where XXX is the form field type such as MAP, STRING, DATE_YMD, etc and YYY is as defined below
I2CE_FormField_BINARY_FILE
I2CE_FormField_DB_BLOB
I2CE_FormField_DOCUMENT
I2CE_FormField_IMAGE
I2CE_FormField_ASSOC_FLOAT
I2CE_FormField_ASSOC_INT
I2CE_FormField_ASSOC_LIST
I2CE_FormField_ASSOC_PERCENT
I2CE_FormField_BOOL
I2CE_FormField_DATE_HMS
I2CE_FormField_DATE_MD
I2CE_FormField_DATE_TIME
I2CE_FormField_DATE_Y
I2CE_FormField_DATE_YMD
I2CE_FormField_DB_DATE
I2CE_FormField_DB_INT
I2CE_FormField_DB_STRING
- If the string is less than 1000 characters
- If the string does not contain a "<" character, then simply return <value>$value</value>
- If the string contains as "<", then follow the rules for >= 1000 characters
- If the string is >= 1000 characters:
- If the $value contains CDATA a string, return <value encoding='base64'>base64($value)</value>
- If the $value does not contains "CDATA" then return <value><![CDATA[$value]]><value>