Difference between revisions of "Pandora - Variables Replace"
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|'''Callbackfunc''' || Function to be used after the asynchronous function call. | |'''Callbackfunc''' || Function to be used after the asynchronous function call. | ||
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| − | |'''objecttype'''|| Type of object to be processed (30: company, 40: user, 23: level one, | + | |'''objecttype'''|| Type of object to be processed (30: company, 40: user, 23: level one, 8: level 2, 8: level 3, 122: invoice, 78: transaction). |
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|'''object id'''||The ID of the object to be processed. | |'''object id'''||The ID of the object to be processed. | ||
Revision as of 14:14, 14 March 2012
This function invokes the variable processor and returns formatted content.
variables_replace(flag,callbackfunc,objecttype,objectid,content)
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Flag | True or false, send synchronously or asynchronously. |
| Callbackfunc | Function to be used after the asynchronous function call. |
| objecttype | Type of object to be processed (30: company, 40: user, 23: level one, 8: level 2, 8: level 3, 122: invoice, 78: transaction). |
| object id | The ID of the object to be processed. |
| contact | The string that contains the text in which the variables are to be replaced. For ex. if the content were set to "welcome @firstname@ @lastname@" and the object ID were set to the current user then the return value would be: "Welcome Sample User" |
| Returns | Formatted string |
