3.5.2.16. EWE
File: classes/ewe.php
The EWE class provides general EWE framework support.
3.5.2.16.1. Add_Hook
Format: result = Add_Hook(hook,mid,site,rmid,pri)
where "hook" is the hook ID, "mid" is the module ID (0 for EWE), "site" is the site ID,
"rmid" is the module ID of the module that will respond to this hook, and "pri" is priority.
with that user.
Example: $result = $ewe->Add_Hook($hook,$mod,$sid,$mid,$priority);
This creates a hook for the specified module and site. When that module on that
site calls the hook, the hook will be sent to the specified responding module for
handling. Responders with higher priorities are called first.
3.5.2.16.2. Add_Privilege
Format: result = Add_Privilege(id,language,name,module,text)
where "id" is the privilege ID, "language" is the language for the text, "module"
is the module ID the privilege is associated with, and "text" is a textual description
for privilege and the specified language.
Example: $result = $ewe->Add_Privilege($id,$language,$name,$module,$text);
This method allows a module to create a privilege specific to that module during
installation.
3.5.2.16.3. ewe_Call_Hook
Format: result = ewe_Call_Hook(hook,module,site,value='')
where "hook" is the hook ID, "module" is the ID of the originating module, "site"
is the site ID, and "value" is an optional value which depends upon the hook being
called.
Example: $result = $ewe->ewe_Call_Hook($hook,$module,$site);
This method dispatches a hook to any and all responders.
3.5.2.16.4. get_Hook
Format: result = get_Hook(hook)
where "hook" is the hook ID.
Example: $result = $ewe->get_Hook(EWEHOOK_HTML_HEAD);
This method returns information on the specified hook.
3.5.2.16.5. get_Hook_ID
Format: result = get_Hook_ID(name)
where "name" is the name of a hook.
Example: $result = $ewe->get_Hook_ID($site);
This method returns the ID of the hook with the specified name.
3.5.2.16.6. Hook_Names
Format: result = Hook_Names()
where "name" is the user account name, "site" is the site in question,
and "password" is the new password.
Example: $result = $ewe->Hook_Names();
This method returns an array of the names of all hooks defined in the system.