<?php
require dirname(__FILE__) . '/../_require_prepend.inc.php';
require __INCLUDES__ . '/examples/examples.inc.php';
QForm::$FormStateHandler = 'QSessionFormStateHandler';
class ExampleForm extends ExamplesBaseForm
{
protected $tnvExample;
protected $pnlCode;
// Define all the QContrtol objects for our Calculator
// Make our textboxes IntegerTextboxes and make them required
protected function Form_Create()
{
$this->tnvExample = new QTreeNav($this);
$this->tnvExample->CssClass = 'treenav';
$this->tnvExample->AddAction(new QChangeEvent(), new QAjaxAction('tnvExample_Change'));
$this->pnlCode = new QPanel($this);
$this->pnlCode->CssClass = 'codeDisplay';
$this->objDefaultWaitIcon = new QWaitIcon($this);
// Create a treenav of the file/folder directory for qcodo includes
$this->tnvExample_AddItems(dirname(__INCLUDES__ . '.'));
}
protected function tnvExample_AddItems($strDirectory, $objParentItem = null)
{
$objDirectory = opendir($strDirectory);
if (!$objParentItem) {
$objParentItem = $this->tnvExample;
}
while ($strFilename = readdir($objDirectory)) {
if ($strFilename && $strFilename != '.' && $strFilename != '..' && $strFilename != 'configuration.inc.php' && $strFilename != 'configuration_pro.inc.php' && $strFilename != 'CVS') {
// Create the new TreeNavItem
* on the HTML page, then you need to add "foo.js" to this IgnoreJavaScriptFileArray so that Qcodo
* doesn't try and also load "foo.js" for you.
*
* NOTE: In production or as a performance tweak, you may want to use the compressed "_qc_packed.js"
* library (which is a compressed, single file version of ALL the qcodo .js files that is in _core).
*
* If you want to do this, MAKE SURE you FIRST MANUALLY do a <script> inclusion of
* "/assets/js/_core/_qc_packed.js" in your HTML. Then, you can specify that QForm "ignore" all the
* other qcodo _core javascripts by adding just "_core" to the array.
*
* @var array
*/
// protected $strIgnoreJavaScriptFileArray = array();
protected $strIgnoreJavaScriptFileArray = array('_core');
/**
* This should be very rarely used.
*
* This mechanism acts similarly to the strIgnoreJavascriptFileArray, except it applies to StyleSheets.
* However, any QControl that specifies a StyleSheet file to include is MEANT to have that property be modified / customized.
*
* Therefore, there should be little to no need for this attribute. However, it is here anyway, just in case.
*
* @var array
*/
protected $strIgnoreStyleSheetFileArray = array();
}
// For NOAH in Production, let's use FileFormStateHandler
if (array_key_exists('HTTP_HOST', $_SERVER) && strpos($_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'], 'noah') !== false) {
QForm::$FormStateHandler = 'QFileFormStateHandler';
QFileFormStateHandler::$GarbageCollectDaysOld = 1;
}
