/**
* Will trigger the default administration error message;
*
* This method will take the error message to show and the URL where to go back, and will display the now default error message
* indicating the user that he doesn't have the access to do a specific action. We're trying to standardize as much as we can
* from the redundant administration code we use in our administration pages;
*
* @param S $objErrorMessage The error message to show;
* @param S $objURLToGoBack The URL to go back afterwards;
*/
public function setErrorMessage(S $objErrorMessage, S $objURLToGoBack)
{
// Set the template file ...
$tpF = new FilePath($this->getPathToSkin()->toRelativePath() . 'error_cannotDoAction.tp');
TPL::tpSet($objErrorMessage->entityEncode(ENT_QUOTES), new S('actionErrorMessage'), $tpF);
TPL::tpSet($objURLToGoBack, new S('objURLToGoBack'), $tpF);
TPL::tpExe($tpF);
}
/**
* Will check that a given category URL exists, before trying to get data for it. This is the good way to program a website
* where you leave the full administration force to the un-reliable user ...
*
* @param S $objCategoryURL The category URL;
* @return boolean Will return true if the category exists ...
*/
public function checkCategoryExistsByURL(S $objCategoryURL)
{
// Do return ...
return $this->getCategoryInfoByURL($objCategoryURL->entityEncode(ENT_QUOTES), self::$objCategoryTableFName) instanceof A ? new B(FALSE) : new B(TRUE);
}
/**
* Will set the input tooltip;
*
* This method, will set the input tooltip attribute, that can be used by, for example, our jQuery based tooltip JS, so that
* every input can have a hovering info box, that isn't part of the design and that will help the user fill-in the form
* without much trouble;
*
* @param S $objFormAttributeVar
* @return unknown
*/
public static final function setToolTip(S $objFormAttributeVar)
{
// Do return ...
return self::setAttribute(new S('tooltip'), $objFormAttributeVar->entityEncode(ENT_QUOTES));
}
