$this_page = "alert";
$extra = null;
$ALERT = new ALERT();
$token = get_http_var('t');
$alert = $ALERT->check_token($token);
$message = '';
if ($action = get_http_var('action')) {
$success = true;
if ($action == 'Confirm') {
$success = $ALERT->confirm($token);
if ($success) {
$criteria = $ALERT->criteria_pretty(true);
$message = "<p>Your alert has been confirmed. You will now\n receive email alerts for the following criteria:</p>\n <ul>{$criteria}</ul> <p>This is normally the day after, but could\n conceivably be later due to issues at our or parliament.uk's\n end.</p>";
}
} elseif ($action == 'Suspend') {
$success = $ALERT->suspend($token);
if ($success) {
$message = '<p><strong>That alert has been suspended.</strong> You will no longer receive this alert.</p>';
}
} elseif ($action == 'Resume') {
$success = $ALERT->resume($token);
if ($success) {
$message = '<p><strong>That alert has been resumed.</strong> You
will now receive email alerts on any day when there are entries in
Hansard that match your criteria.</p>';
}
} elseif ($action == 'Delete') {
$success = $ALERT->delete($token);
if ($success) {
$message = '<p><strong>That alert has been deleted.</strong> You will no longer receive this alert.</p>';
}
/**
* Test that we can't suspend an alert with a bad token
*/
public function testSuspendInvalid()
{
$ALERT = new ALERT();
$response = $ALERT->suspend('3::badtoken');
$this->assertEquals(false, $response);
}
