I am trying to use the cc_panel hook. I don't want to completely override a CC panel, I am just introducing some additional processing. So my module would prefer to keep $hook_info["handled"] = false so that control.php will continue processing the panel as normal. But, as part of the processing I might set $hook_info["okmsg"] to a custom message. Which gets over-written by the core processing for the panel. It seems the only way I can get my own okmsg onto the panel is to completely over-ride the panel processing, but I don't really want to do that because then the panel's core processing won't perform its tasks. So... I did find a workaround. Although it works, it seems like there should be a better way than to trick the core like this. If I could suggest a change it would be that control.php would honor the module's status messages regardless of whether or not the handled flag is set within the cc_panel hook. [code="php"] function phorum_mod_foo_cc_panel($data) { global $PHORUM; // Working on the Signature panel if ($data["panel"] == PHORUM_CC_SIGNATURE) { // We are intercepting the form post if ( conditions_are_met() ) { // My custom actions are handled list($error,$okmsg) = mod_foo_custom_actions(); // Mad Hack so that we can force Phorum to process the panel, yet keep // our own UI status messages. $panel = PHORUM_CC_SIGNATURE; // sig.php expects this variable to be in scope $data["handled"] = true; $data["template"] = "cc_usersettings"; include "./include/controlcenter/sig.php"; $data["okmsg"] = $okmsg; $data["error"] = $error; } } return $data; } [/code] -phil. https://www.phorum.org/support/read.php?14,143116,143116#msg-143116 Thu, 15 Oct 2026 05:31:45 -0500 Phorum 6.0.4 https://www.phorum.org/support/read.php?14,143116,143183#msg-143183 https://www.phorum.org/support/read.php?14,143116,143183#msg-143183
-phil.]]> Phil Connolly Phorum Development Tue, 16 Feb 2010 11:45:47 -0600 https://www.phorum.org/support/read.php?14,143116,143182#msg-143182 https://www.phorum.org/support/read.php?14,143116,143182#msg-143182 [trac.phorum.org] should get you going.]]> Thomas Seifert Phorum Development Tue, 16 Feb 2010 10:04:04 -0600 https://www.phorum.org/support/read.php?14,143116,143122#msg-143122 https://www.phorum.org/support/read.php?14,143116,143122#msg-143122
-phil.]]> Phil Connolly Phorum Development Wed, 10 Feb 2010 15:19:28 -0600 https://www.phorum.org/support/read.php?14,143116,143118#msg-143118 https://www.phorum.org/support/read.php?14,143116,143118#msg-143118 Thomas Seifert Phorum Development Wed, 10 Feb 2010 15:00:02 -0600 https://www.phorum.org/support/read.php?14,143116,143116#msg-143116 https://www.phorum.org/support/read.php?14,143116,143116#msg-143116 $hook_info["handled"] = false so that control.php will continue processing the panel as normal.

But, as part of the processing I might set $hook_info["okmsg"] to a custom message. Which gets over-written by the core processing for the panel. It seems the only way I can get my own okmsg onto the panel is to completely over-ride the panel processing, but I don't really want to do that because then the panel's core processing won't perform its tasks.

So... I did find a workaround. Although it works, it seems like there should be a better way than to trick the core like this. If I could suggest a change it would be that control.php would honor the module's status messages regardless of whether or not the handled flag is set within the cc_panel hook.

[code="php"]
function phorum_mod_foo_cc_panel($data)
{
global $PHORUM;

// Working on the Signature panel
if ($data["panel"] == PHORUM_CC_SIGNATURE)
{
// We are intercepting the form post
if ( conditions_are_met() )
{
// My custom actions are handled
list($error,$okmsg) = mod_foo_custom_actions();

// Mad Hack so that we can force Phorum to process the panel, yet keep
// our own UI status messages.
$panel = PHORUM_CC_SIGNATURE; // sig.php expects this variable to be in scope
$data["handled"] = true;
$data["template"] = "cc_usersettings";
include "./include/controlcenter/sig.php";

$data["okmsg"] = $okmsg;
$data["error"] = $error;
}
}
return $data;
}
[/code]

-phil.]]> Phil Connolly Phorum Development Wed, 10 Feb 2010 14:49:51 -0600