Example #1
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 /**
  * Takes a bunch of params that are needed to match certain criteria and
  * retrieves the relevant objects. Typically the valid params are only
  * contact_id. We'll tweak this function to be more full featured over a period
  * of time. This is the inverse function of create. It also stores all the retrieved
  * values in the default array
  *
  * @param array $params   (reference ) an assoc array of name/value pairs
  * @param array $defaults (reference ) an assoc array to hold the flattened values
  *
  * @return object CRM_Auction_BAO_Item object
  * @access public
  * @static
  */
 static function retrieve(&$params, &$defaults)
 {
     $auction = new CRM_Auction_DAO_Item();
     $auction->copyValues($params);
     if ($auction->find(true)) {
         CRM_Core_DAO::storeValues($auction, $defaults);
         return $auction;
     }
     return null;
 }
Example #2
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 /**
  * function to add the auction
  *
  * @param array $params reference array contains the values submitted by the form
  *
  * @access public
  * @static
  *
  * @return object
  */
 static function add(&$params)
 {
     require_once 'CRM/Utils/Hook.php';
     if (!empty($params['id'])) {
         CRM_Utils_Hook::pre('edit', 'Auction_Item', $params['id'], $params);
     } else {
         CRM_Utils_Hook::pre('create', 'Auction_Item', NULL, $params);
     }
     $auction = new CRM_Auction_DAO_Item();
     $auction->copyValues($params);
     $auction->save();
     // add attachments as needed
     CRM_Core_BAO_File::formatAttachment($params, $params, 'civicrm_auction_item', $auction->id);
     // add attachments as needed
     CRM_Core_BAO_File::processAttachment($params, 'civicrm_auction_item', $auction->id);
     if (!empty($params['id'])) {
         CRM_Utils_Hook::post('edit', 'Auction_Item', $auction->id, $auction);
     } else {
         CRM_Utils_Hook::post('create', 'Auction_Item', $auction->id, $auction);
     }
     return $result;
 }