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Revision as of 08:47, 9 July 2012
Group-Office fires event on certain actions. You can attach your own functions to do specific actions on these events. To do this create a new module.
eg. modules/myevent.
Inside this folder create the file MyeventModule.php:
class GO_Filesearch_MyeventModule extends GO_Base_Module{ public static function initListeners() { GO_Files_Model_File::model()->addListener('save', 'GO_Myevent_MyeventModule', 'save'); GO_Files_Model_File::model()->addListener('delete', 'GO_Myevent_MyeventModule', 'delete'); //attaching to a controller works a bit different $c = new GO_Core_Controller_Maintenance(); $c->addListener('someAction', 'GO_Myevent_MyeventModule', 'doSomething'); } public static function save(&$file){ //do something with the file module here } public static function delete(&$file){ //do something with the file module here } public static function doSomething(){ //do something with the file module here } }
After creating new listeners you must reload Group-Office so it will call the initListeners function.