function Index()
{
$this->_login();
// require admin to be logged in
// add products table and a button to create a new product
$this->content("<h1>Products</h1>");
$this->content(new uiDatabaseTable(model_datasource('system'), false, 'products'))->AddPager(10)->AddRowAction('trash', 'Delete', $this, 'DelProduct');
$this->content(uiButton::Make('Add product'))->onclick = AjaxAction::Post('Admin', 'AddProduct');
// add orders table
$this->content("<h1>Orders</h1>");
$this->content(new uiDatabaseTable(model_datasource('system'), false, 'orders'))->AddPager(10)->OrderBy = 'id DESC';
// add customers table
$this->content("<h1>Customers</h1>");
$this->content(new uiDatabaseTable(model_datasource('system'), false, 'customers'))->AddPager(10)->OrderBy = 'id DESC';
}
/**
* High level confirm procedure.
*
* This will return a standard confirmation dialog that will perform the specified action
* when OK is clicked. Will also set a session variable so that the OK action PHP side code
* can simply test with <AjaxAction::IsConfirmed>($text_base) if the confirmation was really shown and accepted by the user.
* @param string $text_base Text constants basename (like CONFIRMATION). Confirmation will need TITLE_$text_base and TXT_$text_base
* @param mixed $controller Controller for OK action
* @param string $event Method for OK action
* @param string|array $data Data for OK action
* @return uiConfirmation Dialog ready to be shown to the user
*/
public static function Confirm($text_base, $controller, $event = '', $data = '')
{
$dlg = new uiConfirmation($text_base);
$q = self::Url($controller, $event);
$data = self::_data($data);
$data = "var d = " . ($data ? $data : '{}') . "; for(var n in \$('#{$dlg->id}').data()) if( typeof \$('#{$dlg->id}').data(n) == 'string') d[n] = \$('#{$dlg->id}').data(n); ";
$action = "{$data}" . AjaxAction::Post($controller, $event, 'd', $dlg->CloseButtonAction);
$dlg->SetOkCallback($action);
$_SESSION['ajax_confirm'][$text_base] = md5(time());
$dlg->setData('confirmed', $_SESSION['ajax_confirm'][$text_base]);
return $dlg;
}
/**
* Creates a standard AJAX submit action
*
* Will create everything needed to post this form via AJAX to a PHP-side handler.
* @param object $controller Handler object
* @param string $event Handler method name
* @return Form `$this`
*/
function AjaxSubmitTo($controller, $event)
{
$s = AjaxAction::Post($controller, $event, "\$(this).serializeArray()");
$this->script("\$('#{self}').submit( function(){ {$s} return false; } );");
return $this;
}
