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PHPToolkit and CustomRecordRef
I was unable to perform a 'get()' operation for custom records but hacked my way around it.
Fetching custom records requires the CustomRecordRef type rather than the RecordRef as with all other 'get()' requests. But the PHPToolkit 2009.1 r1 beta requires a RecordRef to be passed for the 'get()' method and the nsCustomRecordRef class was completely missing.
I added:
[CODE]class nsCustomRecordRef extends nsComplexObject
{
function __construct (array $fields = null)
{
parent::__construct('CustomRecordRef');
parent::setFields($fields);
}
}[/CODE]
to the PHPtoolkit.php file and modified the 'get()' method to not require the nsRecordRef object.
[CODE]function get($recordRef) {[/CODE]
Fetching custom records requires the CustomRecordRef type rather than the RecordRef as with all other 'get()' requests. But the PHPToolkit 2009.1 r1 beta requires a RecordRef to be passed for the 'get()' method and the nsCustomRecordRef class was completely missing.
I added:
[CODE]class nsCustomRecordRef extends nsComplexObject
{
function __construct (array $fields = null)
{
parent::__construct('CustomRecordRef');
parent::setFields($fields);
}
}[/CODE]
to the PHPtoolkit.php file and modified the 'get()' method to not require the nsRecordRef object.
[CODE]function get($recordRef) {[/CODE]
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