3.5.2.1. Texts

File: classes/Texts.php
The Texts class is the interface to pre-defined text. It takes into consideration the current user's language setting, as well as any custom text. Note that each module and each site can have their own sets of text. In order to support language translations and customization, all text should be stored in the database and retrieved via the methods of this class. This file also contains constants for the standard EWE text values, which are all prefixed with "EWETEXT_".

3.5.2.1.1. Get_Text

Format: $result = Get_Text($id,$site,$mid=0)
where $id is the text ID, $site is the site ID, and $mid is the module ID
Example: $text = $T->Get_Text(EWETEXT_SAVE_CHANGES,0);

This method returns the text for the specified ID, site, and module.

3.5.2.1.2. Get_Substituted_Text

Format: $result = Get_Substituted_Text($id,$site,$sub,$mid=0)
where $id is the text ID, $site is the site ID, $sub is the text to substitute, and $mid is the module ID
Example: echo $T->Get_Substituted_Text(EWETEXT_FOR_USER,0,$name);

This method returns the text for the specified ID, site, and module. The substitution text is substituted in the specified message. The text message must contain a dollar sign ($) at the position where the substitution text is to appear. The dollar sign is replaced with the substitution text.

3.5.2.1.3. Substituted_Text

Format: $result = Substituted_Text($text,$sub)
where $text is the text containing a dollar sign ($) indicating the substitution point, and $sub is the text to substitute.
Example: $text = $T->Substituted_Text($text,$name);

This method returns the first string, with the dollar sign replaced by the second string.

3.5.2.1.4. Substituted_2_Text

Format: $result = Substituted_2_Text($text,$sub1,$sub2)
where $text is the text containing a dollar sign ($) indicating the first substitution point, and a double dollar sign ($$) indicating the second substitution point, $sub1 is the text to substitute for the single dollar sign, and $sub2 is the text to substitute for the double dollar sign.
Example: $text = $T->Substituted_2_Text($text,$name,$age);

This method returns the first string, with the dollar sign replaced by the second string and the double dollar sign replaced by the third string.

3.5.2.1.5. Add_Module_Text

Format: $result = Add_Module_Text($mid,$tid,$lid,$text)
where $mid is the module ID, $tid is the text ID for that module, $lid is the language ID (1=English), and $text is the text to add to the table.
Example: $res = $T->Add_Module_Text($ID,THE_COMPANY_NAME_IS,0,'The company name is $');

This method adds text to the text table for the specified module and language ID. An error/success code is returned.