function hook_client_connection_test_buttons_alter in Web Service Clients 6.2

Same name and namespace in other branches

1. 7 clients.api.php \hook_client_connection_test_buttons_alter()
2. 7.2 clients.api.php \hook_client_connection_test_buttons_alter()

Add or alter connection actions to test a connection.

Parameters

$buttons: The array of buttons that the client connection type provides. This is an array of FormAPI elements, so is keyed by form element ID. If you add buttons here, prefix them with your module name to avoid clashes. The following FormAPI properties are relevant: '#type': This should be either 'submit' or 'fieldset'. Use the first if you want just a button; it will be wrapped up in a fieldset for you. Use fieldset if you need to provide extra fields. Your fieldset must then contain a submit button, with id 'button'. In addition to normal FormAPI properties, the following may also be used: '#description': This is added as description text to the fieldset. Set this on the button element in all cases. '#action_type': (optional) One of 'function' or 'method', to indicate whether the submit and validate callbacks are methods on the current connection object or just regular functions. Default is 'function'. '#action_submit': submit handler for the button. This can be either the name of a method on the connection object, or a function name, depending on the value of '#action_type'. This should have the signature my_test_submit(&$button_form_values), where $button_form_values is the data from the form values tree specific to the button or fieldset. Your submit handler should simply return its results, and the connection testing form will take care of displaying them beneath the button after submission. '#action_validate' (optional): validate handler for the button. Works the same as '#action_submit'.

$form_state: The $form_state parameter from the connection test form. You can use this to populate default values.

$cid: The current connection id. Use this to determine whether to add any buttons; for example, by comparing it to the connection your module is set up to use.

1 invocation of hook_client_connection_test_buttons_alter()

clients_connection_test_form in ./clients.connection.admin.inc

Page callback to test a connection.

File

./clients.api.php, line 67

Hooks provided by the Clients module.

Code

function hook_client_connection_test_buttons_alter($buttons, $form_state, $cid) {
  $buttons['my_module_test'] = array(
    '#value' => 'Test something to do with my module',
    '#type' => 'submit',
    '#action_type' => 'function',
    '#action_submit' => 'my_module_test_submit',
    '#description' => t('Test something on this connection specific to my module.'),
  );
}