SimpleDesk API v1.0 - Template files - SimpleDesk
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This file handles displaying the blocks of tickets for the front page, as well as the slightly customised views for the recycle bin and the list of resolved tickets.
- since: 1.0
template_main()
This function steps through the blocks defined in SimpleDesk.php to display all the blocks that potentially would be visible, noting whether blocks have been collapsed or not, and calling to the sub-subtemplates to output collapsed and noncollapsed blocks. All the blocks here are defined in {@link} (or {@link} if viewing a single block) and data gathered in {@link}.
- see: \template_ticket_block()
- since: 1.0
template_closedtickets()
This function steps through the blocks defined in SimpleDesk.php to display all the block of closed items. All the blocks here are defined in {@link} and data gathered in {@link}.
- see: \template_ticket_block()
- since: 1.0
template_recyclebin()
This function steps through the blocks defined in SimpleDesk.php to display all the blocks that would be related; the list of deleted tickets, and the list of tickets with deleted replies in. All the blocks here are defined in {@link} and data gathered in {@link}.
- see: \template_ticket_block()
- since: 1.0
template_collapsed_ticket_block()
In the front page, you are able to force a given block to be displayed in its entirety. When that happens, the other blocks are collapsed, so that they are present but their principle content is not.
- see: \template_ticket_block()
- since: 1.0
template_ticket_block()
Each front-page template uses this function to display a given block of tickets. It handles displaying the menu header, including ticket count, followed by all the different column types as listed in {@link}, then to iterate through the ticket details to display each row (provided by {@link}.
- see: \shd_helpdesk_listing()
- since: 1.0
template_shd_menu_header(string $header, string $string)
Within the ticket blocks, it is possible to sort the blocks by column, and do so in a way that is retained as you manipulate individual blocks. Since this is transient (not pushed to the database) it needs to be recorded in the URL over time.
- see: \template_ticket_block()
- since: 1.0
Parameter: $header
Expected type: string
The identifier of the header to use here; related to {@link}
Parameter: $string
Expected type: string
The text string to use as the header text