Class: HTML_QuickForm_Action

Source Location: /HTML_QuickForm_Controller-1.0.10/Action.php

Class Overview

Class representing an action to perform on HTTP request.

Author(s):

Alexey Borzov <avb at php.net>

Version:

Release: 1.0.10

Methods

perform

Child classes:

: Class representing an action to perform on HTTP request.

ActionUpload: Class representing an action to perform on HTTP request.

HTML_QuickForm_Action_Direct: This action allows to go to a specific page of a multipage form.

HTML_QuickForm_Action_Jump: This action performs HTTP redirect to a specific page.

HTML_QuickForm_Action_Back: The action for a 'back' button of wizard-type multipage form.

HTML_QuickForm_Action_Display: This action handles output of the form.

HTML_QuickForm_Action_Next: The action for a 'next' button of wizard-type multipage form.

HTML_QuickForm_Action_Submit: The action for a 'submit' button.

Inherited Variables

Inherited Methods

Class Details

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Class representing an action to perform on HTTP request.

The Controller will select the appropriate Action to call on the request and call its perform() method. The subclasses of this class should implement all the necessary business logic.

Author: Alexey Borzov <avb@php.net>
Version: Release: 1.0.10
Abstract:

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Method Detail

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void perform(
HTML_QuickForm_Page
&$page, string
$actionName)

Processes the request. This method should be overriden by child classes to provide the necessary logic.

Abstract:
Throws: PEAR_Error
Access: public

Overridden in child classes as:

ActionProcess::perform()

ActionUpload::perform()

HTML_QuickForm_Action_Direct::perform()

HTML_QuickForm_Action_Jump::perform()

HTML_QuickForm_Action_Back::perform()

PageSecondActionBack::perform()

PageThirdActionBack::perform()

HTML_QuickForm_Action_Display::perform()

HTML_QuickForm_Action_Next::perform()

PageFirstActionNext::perform()

PageSecondActionNext::perform()

HTML_QuickForm_Action_Submit::perform()

Parameters:

HTML_QuickForm_Page	`&$page`	—	The current form-page
string	`$actionName`	—	Current action name, as one Action object can serve multiple actions

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