* Make request.
* Allow the module's client code to make a request of its server code (class).
*
* Example ajax call:
*
* Ext.Ajax.request({
* url: this.app.connection,
* // Could also pass the module id and action in querystring like this,
* // instead of in the Ext.Ajax.request params config option.
*
* // url: this.app.connection+'?method=myMethodName&moduleId='+this.id,
* params: {
* method: 'myMethodName',
* moduleId: this.id,
* ...
* },
* success: this.mySuccessFn,
* failure: this.myFailureFn,
* scope: this
* });
*/
$method_name = isset($_GET['method']) ? $_GET['method'] : $_POST['method'];
$module_id = isset($_GET['moduleId']) ? $_GET['moduleId'] : $_POST['moduleId'];
if (isset($module_id, $method_name) && $module_id != '' && $method_name != '') {
require 'server/os.php';
if (class_exists('os')) {
$os = new os();
$os->make_request($module_id, $method_name);
}
}
}
