Details
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New Feature
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Status: Closed (View Workflow)
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Major
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Resolution: Fixed
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3.1.4
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None
Description
1. Event for adding new custom log mode
FILE: includes\acp\info\acp_logs.php
EVENT NAME: core.acp_log_add_new_mode
CODE CHANGED:
function module()
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{
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global $phpbb_dispatcher;
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$modes = array(
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'admin' => array('title' => 'ACP_ADMIN_LOGS', 'auth' => 'acl_a_viewlogs', 'cat' => array('ACP_FORUM_LOGS')),
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'mod' => array('title' => 'ACP_MOD_LOGS', 'auth' => 'acl_a_viewlogs', 'cat' => array('ACP_FORUM_LOGS')),
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'users' => array('title' => 'ACP_USERS_LOGS', 'auth' => 'acl_a_viewlogs', 'cat' => array('ACP_FORUM_LOGS')),
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'critical' => array('title' => 'ACP_CRITICAL_LOGS', 'auth' => 'acl_a_viewlogs', 'cat' => array('ACP_FORUM_LOGS')),
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);
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/**
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* Add a new log mode / modify $modes
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*
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* @event core.acp_log_add_new_mode
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* @var array modes Array with modes
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*
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*/
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$vars = array('modes');
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extract($phpbb_dispatcher->trigger_event('core.acp_log_add_new_mode', compact($vars)));
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return array(
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'filename' => 'acp_logs',
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'title' => 'ACP_LOGGING',
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'version' => '1.0.0',
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'modes' => $modes,
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);
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}
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----------------------------------------------------------------
2. (Not relevant!) Event for inserting log (for phpBB 3.1.4 – done!)
FILE: includes\ucp\ucp_register.php
NAME: core.ucp_prefs_register_data
CODE:
FIND: global $config, $db, $user, $auth, $template, $phpbb_root_path, $phpEx;
REPLACE TO: global $config, $db, $user, $auth, $template, $phpbb_root_path, $phpEx, $phpbb_dispatcher;
FIND: // Check and initialize some variables if needed
INSERT BEFORE:
/**
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* Add code before they are assigned to the template or submitted
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*
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* To assign data to the template, use $template->assign_vars()
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*
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* @event core.ucp_prefs_register_data
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* @var bool submit Do we display the form only
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* or did the user press submit
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* @var array data Array with current ucp options data
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*
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*/
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$vars = array('submit', 'data');
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extract($phpbb_dispatcher->trigger_event('core.ucp_prefs_register_data', compact($vars)));
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