[support] custom trigger
Marty Landman
mlandman at face2interface.com
Wed Dec 1 23:20:09 UTC 2010
Thank you Anthony, that looks very helpful. -- Marty
At 05:57 PM 12/1/2010, Anth wrote:
>It's not that hard to write your own conditions for CA. I was using
>uc_fees and needed to apply a fee if the card was AMEX, but the only
>condition that was close was if payment was by credit card. The
>following two functions did it for me, just change your conditions.
>Once the module was enabled the condition was available to CA.
>
>Anthony.
>
>/**
> * Implementation of hook_ca_condition().
> */
>function uc_amex_fee_ca_condition() {
> $order_arg = array(
> '#entity' => 'uc_order',
> );
>
> $fee_arg = array(
> '#entity' => 'fee',
> );
>
> $conditions['uc_order_condition_uses_amex'] = array(
> '#title' => t("Check an order's payment method is AMEX"),
> '#category' => t('Order'),
> '#description' => t('Returns TRUE if the order uses AMEX.'),
> '#callback' => 'uc_order_condition_uses_amex',
> '#arguments' => array(
> 'order' => $order_arg,
> 'fee' => $fee_arg,
> ),
> );
> return $conditions;
>}
>
>/******************************************************************************
> * Condition Callbacks and
>Forms *
>
>******************************************************************************/
>
>function uc_order_condition_uses_amex($order, $fee, $settings) {
> if(!empty($order->payment_details)) {
> if($order->payment_details['cc_type'] == 'American Express') {
> return TRUE;
> }
> }
> return FALSE;
>}
>
>On 6:59 AM, Marty Landman wrote:
> > I'm working on a site using Ubercart. Users register and then may list
> > an item for sale - after creating the item as a new node.
> >
> > There's a requirement that the user be sent an email when their item
> > is created on the site but the only trigger - either Drupal or UC I
> > can find that will help me here is "After saving a new post". This
> > works well because the only nodes these users can save are their for
> > sale items; the only problem is that they also create a node - their
> > user profile - when they register for the site. Which generates what
> > turns out to be an ugly looking email to each new user, because it's
> > tailored for a new item listing.
> >
> > Ideally if I could insert a bit of PHP code into the action it'd be
> > easy to tease out the triggers I want to act on and those I don't. But
> > at this point I'm totally stuck as to how I can proceed.
> >
> > Marty
> >
>--
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