public function approve_toggle()
{
global $history;
if (empty($this->params['id'])) {
return;
}
/* The global constants can be overriden by passing appropriate params */
//sure wish I could do this once in the constructor. sadly $this->params[] isn't set yet
$require_login = empty($this->params['require_login']) ? SIMPLENOTE_REQUIRE_LOGIN : $this->params['require_login'];
$require_approval = empty($this->params['require_approval']) ? SIMPLENOTE_REQUIRE_APPROVAL : $this->params['require_approval'];
$require_notification = empty($this->params['require_notification']) ? SIMPLENOTE_REQUIRE_NOTIFICATION : $this->params['require_notification'];
$notification_email = empty($this->params['notification_email']) ? SIMPLENOTE_NOTIFICATION_EMAIL : $this->params['notification_email'];
$simplenote = new expSimpleNote($this->params['id']);
$simplenote->approved = $simplenote->approved == 1 ? 0 : 1;
$simplenote->save();
$lastUrl = makelink($history->history[$history->history['lasts']['type']][count($history->history[$history->history['lasts']['type']]) - 1]['params']);
if (!empty($this->params['tab'])) {
$lastUrl .= "#" . $this->params['tab'];
}
redirect_to($lastUrl);
}
function emailCustomer()
{
//eDebug($this->params,true);
global $db, $template, $user;
if (empty($this->params['id'])) {
expHistory::back();
}
// get the order
$order = new order($this->params['id']);
// Save the message for future use if that is what the user wanted.
if (!empty($this->params['save_message'])) {
$message->body = $this->params['email_message'];
$db->insertObject($message, 'order_status_messages');
}
$email_addys[] = explode(',', $this->params['to_addresses']);
//$order->billingmethod[0]->email;
//eDebug($email_addy,true);
if (!empty($email_addys[0])) {
assign_to_template(array('message' => $this->params['email_message']));
$html = $template->render();
if ($this->params['include_invoice']) {
$html .= '<br><hr><br>';
$html .= renderAction(array('controller' => 'order', 'action' => 'show', 'view' => 'email_invoice', 'id' => $this->params['id'], 'printerfriendly' => '1', 'no_output' => 'true'));
} else {
$html .= ecomconfig::getConfig('footer');
}
//eDebug($html,true);
if (isset($this->params['from_address'])) {
if ($this->params['from_address'] == 'other') {
$from = $this->params['other_from_address'];
} else {
$from = $this->params['from_address'];
}
} else {
$from = ecomconfig::getConfig('from_address');
}
if (isset($this->params['email_subject'])) {
$email_subject = $this->params['email_subject'];
} else {
$email_subject = 'Message from ' . ecomconfig::getConfig('storename') . ' about your order (#' . $order->invoice_id . ')';
}
$mail = new expMail();
//FIXME Unless you need each mail sent separately, you can now set 'to'=>$email_addys and let expMail send a single email to all addresses
foreach ($email_addys as $email_addy) {
$mail->quickSend(array('html_message' => $html, 'text_message' => str_replace("<br>", "\r\n", $template->render()), 'to' => $email_addy, 'from' => $from, 'subject' => $email_subject));
}
$emailed_to = implode(',', $email_addys);
$note = new expSimpleNote();
$note->body = "<strong>[action]: Emailed message to " . $emailed_to . ":</strong><br><br>" . $this->params['email_message'];
$note->approved = 1;
$note->name = $user->firstname . " " . $user->lastname;
$note->email = $user->email;
$note->save();
$note->refresh();
$noteObj->expsimplenote_id = $note->id;
$noteObj->content_id = $order->id;
$noteObj->content_type = 'order';
$db->insertObject($noteObj, 'content_expSimpleNote');
//eDebug($note,true);
} else {
flash('error', gt('The email address was NOT sent. An email address count not be found for this customer'));
expHistory::back();
}
flash('message', gt('Email sent.'));
expHistory::back();
}