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Elgg
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| elgg_set_context (string $context) | |
| Elgg context library. More... | |
| elgg_get_context () | |
| Get the current context. More... | |
| elgg_push_context (string $context) | |
| Push a context onto the top of the stack. More... | |
| elgg_pop_context () | |
| Removes and returns the top context string from the stack. More... | |
| elgg_in_context (string $context) | |
| Check if this context exists anywhere in the stack. More... | |
| elgg_get_context_stack () | |
| Get the entire context stack (e.g. More... | |
| elgg_set_context_stack (array $stack) | |
| Set the entire context stack. More... | |
| elgg_get_context | ( | ) |
Get the current context.
Since context is a stack, this is equivalent to a peek.
Definition at line 41 of file context.php.
| elgg_get_context_stack | ( | ) |
Get the entire context stack (e.g.
for backing it up)
Definition at line 88 of file context.php.
| elgg_in_context | ( | string | $context | ) |
Check if this context exists anywhere in the stack.
This is useful for situations with more than one element in the stack. For example, a widget has a context of 'widget'. If a widget view needs to render itself differently based on being on the dashboard or profile pages, it can check the stack.
| string | $context | The context string to check for |
Definition at line 78 of file context.php.
| elgg_pop_context | ( | ) |
Removes and returns the top context string from the stack.
Definition at line 62 of file context.php.
| elgg_push_context | ( | string | $context | ) |
Push a context onto the top of the stack.
| string | $context | The context string to add to the context stack |
Definition at line 52 of file context.php.
| elgg_set_context | ( | string | $context | ) |
Elgg context library.
Sets the page context
Views can modify their output based on the local context. You may want to display a list of blogs on a blog page or in a small widget. The rendered output could be different for those two contexts ('blog' vs 'widget').
Pages that pass through the page handling system set the context to the first string after the root url. Example: http://example.org/elgg/bookmarks/ results in the initial context being set to 'bookmarks'.
The context is a stack so that for a widget on a profile, the context stack may contain first 'profile' and then 'widget'.
If no context was been set, the default context returned is 'main'.
| string | $context | The context of the page |
Definition at line 29 of file context.php.
| elgg_set_context_stack | ( | array | $stack | ) |
Set the entire context stack.
| string[] | $stack All contexts to be placed on the stack |
Definition at line 99 of file context.php.
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