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Re: [achievo] Re: [achievo] Re:[achievo] email notifier for new/finished projects
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Hi,
Nele Vogel wrote:
> Can you explain why Achievo uses different strings to represent the
same state?
There are some inconsistencies in handling empty values, depending on
whether the value comes from the browser (post) or from the db (atkorgrec).
There is another way of checking if a value is empty, and for
'equalling' those values.
Example:
function postUpdate($rec)
{
$old = $rec["atkorgrec"];
$new = $rec;
$coordinatorAttrib = $this->m_attribList["coordinator"];
if ($coordinatorAttrib->isEmpty($old))
{
// This will work for all 0, NULL, "" or invalid entries.
}
$rawvalue = $coordinatorAttrib->value2db($new);
$oldrawvalue = $coordinatorAttrib->value2db($old);
if ($rawvalue!=$oldrawvalue)
{
// value2db converts internal values to db compatible values. In
// both cases, the same value should arise from that. Depending
// on which version of ATK you are using, it's either 0 or NULL
// , but equal in both cases.
}
}
> a represents $record["contact"]["id"]
By the way, mails you send contain ^^^^ ^^^^ weird chars. Perhaps a
charset problem in your mailclient?
Greetings,
Ivo
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