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This mod adds the ability to listen for parser events, namely the parse_string
method used to generate Nova emails.
This extension requires:
If you do not already have a file application/libraries/MY_Parser.php
, simply copy the file application/libraries/MY_Parser.php
into your application/libraries
folder.
If you do have a custom file application/libraries/MY_Parser.php
already, you need to copy the parse_string
method from the corresponding module in this file into your existing file. If you already have a custom version of parse_string
not from this mod, then you'll need to modify your code to emit the two events as shown in this module's file.
This mod adds two events:
parser.parse_string.data.[route...]
, where the route segments from your URL are separated by .
; andparser.parse_string.output.[route...]
, where the route segments from your URL are separated by .
.The parser.parse_string.data
is emitted before the string is parsed, allowing you to manipulate the data being loaded into the string (contained in the property data
in the event object passed to the listener). The parser.parse_string.output
is emitted after the string has been parsed, allowing you to manipulate the output of the parser (contained in the property output
of the event object passed to the listener).
An example of manipulating the data for the emails sent from the join form:
$this->event->listen(['parser', 'parse_string', 'data', 'main', 'join'], function($event){
// edit properties of $event['data']
});
An example of manipulating the output of the emails sent from the join form:
$this->event->listen(['parser', 'parse_string', 'output', 'main', 'join'], function($event){
// edit the string $event['output']
});
If you do not already have a file application/libraries/MY_Parser.php
, simply copy the file application/libraries/MY_Parser.php
into your application/libraries
folder.
If you do have a custom file application/libraries/MY_Parser.php
already, you need to copy the parse_string
method from the corresponding module in this file into your existing file. If you already have a custom version of parse_string
not from this mod, then you'll need to modify your code to emit the two events as shown in this module's file.