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StatusAnyUsersCommand Class Reference
[Usermanagement]

Command to set status. More...

Inheritance diagram for StatusAnyUsersCommand:
StatusAnyCommand CommandChain CommandBase ICommand IAction ISerializable

List of all members.

Protected Member Functions
  do_can_execute_status ($user, IStatusHolder $inst, $new_status)
  Check if command can be executed.
  do_execute ()
  Change status.

Detailed Description

Command to set status.

Notifies user of change by sending a mail

Author:
Gerd Riesselmann

Definition at line 12 of file status.any.cmd.php.

Member Function Documentation

StatusAnyUsersCommand::do_can_execute_status ( $  user,
IStatusHolder $  inst,
$  new_status  
) [protected]

Check if command can be executed.

Parameters:
mixed  $user
IStatusHolder  $inst
mixed  $new_status
Returns:
bool

Reimplemented from StatusAnyCommand.

Definition at line 21 of file status.any.cmd.php.

00021                                                                                           {
00022                 return $new_status != Users::STATUS_UNCONFIRMED;
00023         }
StatusAnyUsersCommand::do_execute (  )  [protected]

Change status.

Returns:
Status

Reimplemented from StatusAnyCommand.

Definition at line 30 of file status.any.cmd.php.

00030                                         {
00031                 $ret = new Status();
00032                 $ret->merge(parent::do_execute());
00033                 if ($ret->is_ok()) {                    
00034                         $user = $this->get_instance();
00035                         $new_status = tr($this->get_params(), 'users');
00036                         //Cas: ist das hier korrekt?
00037                         if (Config::has_feature(ConfigUsermanagement::MAIL_STATUSCHANGE)) {                     
00038                                 Load::commands('generics/mail'); 
00039                                 $cmd = new MailCommand(
00040                                         tr('Your account was set to "%status%"', 'users', array('%status%' => $new_status)),
00041                                         $user->email,
00042                                         'users/mail/statuschange',
00043                                         array('new_status' => $new_status) 
00044                                 );
00045                                 $this->append($cmd);
00046                         }
00047                 }
00048                 return $ret;
00049         }
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