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*Since: v2.0.0
*Since: v2.0.0
*See: [[Class: I2CE_FormField | I2CE_FormField]]
*See: [[Class: I2CE_FormField | I2CE_FormField]]
Class for representing an entry in the database.  Multiple entries may exist for any [[Class: I2CE_FormField | I2CE_FormField]] value to track all changes since the record was created.
Class for representing an entry in the database.  Multiple entries may exist for any [[Class: I2CE_FormField | ]] value to track all changes since the record was created.
==Variables==
==Variables==
===$date===
===$date===
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==Methods==
==Methods==
===__construct()===
===__construct()===
Create a new instance of a I2CE_Entry. This will usually be done by the [[Class: I2CE_FormField | I2CE_FormField]] object when it needs access to the history for this field.
Create a new instance of a I2CE_Entry. This will usually be done by the [[Class: I2CE_FormField | ]] object when it needs access to the history for this field.
*Signature: public function __construct($date,$who,$change_type,$value)
*Signature: public function __construct($date,$who,$change_type,$value)
*Parameters:
*Parameters:

Revision as of 00:09, 17 October 2009

This article desrcibes the class I2CE_Entry.

Class for representing an entry in the database. Multiple entries may exist for any value to track all changes since the record was created.

Variables

$date

The date this entry was added.

$who

The user id of the person who made this entry.

  • Type: public nteger $who

$change_type

The type of change for this entry.

  • Type: public nteger $change_type

$value

The value for this entry.

Methods

__construct()

Create a new instance of a I2CE_Entry. This will usually be done by the object when it needs access to the history for this field.

  • Signature: public function __construct($date,$who,$change_type,$value)
  • Parameters:

getValue()

Return the value of this entry

  • Signature: public function getValue()
  • Returns: mixed;