Exemplos de SendPress_Queue_All_Table em PHP

Exemplo n.º 1

Arquivo: class-sendpress-view-queue-all.php Projeto: radscheit/unicorn

    function html($sp)
    {
        SendPress_Tracking::event('Queue Tab');
        if (isset($_GET['cron'])) {
            $sp->fetch_mail_from_queue();
        }
        //Create an instance of our package class...
        $testListTable = new SendPress_Queue_All_Table();
        //Fetch, prepare, sort, and filter our data...
        $testListTable->prepare_items();
        SendPress_Option::set('no_cron_send', 'false');
        //$sp->fetch_mail_from_queue();
        $sp->cron_start();
        //echo $sp->get_key(). "<br>";
        $open_info = array("id" => 13, "report" => 10, "view" => "open");
        /*
        		$x = $sp->encrypt_data($open_info);
        
        	echo $x."<br>";
        	$x = $sp->decrypt_data($x);
        
        	print_r($x);
        		echo "<br>";
        
        	$d = $_GET['t'];
        	$x = $sp->decrypt_data($d);
        
        	print_r($x->id);
        		echo "<br>";
        	
        	
        	//echo wp_get_schedule('sendpress_cron_action_run');
        	//
        	$time_delay =  SendPress_Option::get('time-delay');
        	echo $time_delay;
        	echo date('l jS \of F Y H:i:s A',$time_delay );
        	echo "<br>";
        	$time = date('H:i:s');
        
        echo $time;//11:09
        	$time = date('H:i:s', $time_delay);
        
        echo $time;//11:09
        */
        ?>
<h2><?php 
        _e('Queue history for the last ', 'sendpress');
        ?>
 <strong><?php 
        echo SendPress_Option::get('queue-history', 7);
        ?>
</strong> <?php 
        _e('Days', 'sendpress');
        ?>
.</h2>
		<small><?php 
        _e('You can adjust these settings here', 'sendpress');
        ?>
: <a href="<?php 
        echo SendPress_Admin::link('Settings_Advanced');
        ?>
"><?php 
        _e('Settings', 'sendpress');
        ?>
 > <?php 
        _e('Advanced', 'sendpress');
        ?>
</a>.</small>
 		<br><br>
	<!-- Forms are NOT created automatically, so you need to wrap the table in one to use features like bulk actions -->
	<form id="email-filter" action="<?php 
        echo SendPress_Admin::link('Queue_All');
        ?>
" method="get">
		<!-- For plugins, we also need to ensure that the form posts back to our current page -->
	     <input type="hidden" name="page" value="<?php 
        echo $_REQUEST['page'];
        ?>
" /> 
	       <?php 
        if (isset($_GET['listID']) && $_GET['listID'] > 0) {
            ?>
	    <input type="hidden" name="listID" value="<?php 
            echo $_GET['listID'];
            ?>
" />
	    <?php 
        }
        ?>
	    <input type="hidden" name="view" value="<?php 
        echo $_GET['view'];
        ?>
" />
	    <!-- Now we can render the completed list table -->
	    <?php 
        $testListTable->display();
        ?>
	    <?php 
        wp_nonce_field($sp->_nonce_value);
        ?>
	</form>
	<br>
	
	<form  method='get'>
		<input type='hidden' value="<?php 
        echo $_GET['page'];
        ?>
" name="page" />
		
		
		<?php 
        wp_nonce_field($sp->_nonce_value);
        ?>
	</form>

<?php 
    }

Exemplo n.º 2

Arquivo: class-sendpress-view-queue-all.php Projeto: richardsweeney/sendpress

    function html($sp)
    {
        SendPress_Tracking::event('Queue Tab');
        //Create an instance of our package class...
        $testListTable = new SendPress_Queue_All_Table();
        //Fetch, prepare, sort, and filter our data...
        $testListTable->prepare_items();
        SendPress_Option::set('no_cron_send', 'false');
        $sp->cron_start();
        //echo $sp->get_key(). "<br>";
        $open_info = array("id" => 13, "report" => 10, "view" => "open");
        ?>
<h2><?php 
        _e('Queue history for the last ', 'sendpress');
        ?>
 <strong><?php 
        echo SendPress_Option::get('queue-history', 7);
        ?>
</strong> <?php 
        _e('Days', 'sendpress');
        ?>
.</h2>
		<small><?php 
        _e('You can adjust these settings here', 'sendpress');
        ?>
: <a href="<?php 
        echo SendPress_Admin::link('Settings_Advanced');
        ?>
"><?php 
        _e('Settings', 'sendpress');
        ?>
 > <?php 
        _e('Advanced', 'sendpress');
        ?>
</a>.</small>
 		<br><br>
	<!-- Forms are NOT created automatically, so you need to wrap the table in one to use features like bulk actions -->
	<form id="email-filter" action="<?php 
        echo SendPress_Admin::link('Queue_All');
        ?>
" method="get">
		<!-- For plugins, we also need to ensure that the form posts back to our current page -->
	     <input type="hidden" name="page" value="<?php 
        echo SPNL()->validate->page($_REQUEST['page']);
        ?>
" /> 
	       <?php 
        if (isset($_GET['listID']) && $_GET['listID'] > 0) {
            ?>
	    <input type="hidden" name="listID" value="<?php 
            echo SPNL()->validate->int($_POST['listID']);
            ?>
" />
	    <?php 
        }
        ?>
	    <input type="hidden" name="view" value="<?php 
        echo esc_html($_GET['view']);
        ?>
" />
	    <!-- Now we can render the completed list table -->
	    <?php 
        $testListTable->display();
        ?>
	    <?php 
        wp_nonce_field($sp->_nonce_value);
        ?>
	</form>
	<br>
	
	<form  method='get'>
		<input type='hidden' value="<?php 
        echo SPNL()->validate->page($_GET['page']);
        ?>
" name="page" />
		
		
		<?php 
        wp_nonce_field($sp->_nonce_value);
        ?>
	</form>

<?php 
    }