function hook_lingotek_config_object_document_upload in Lingotek Translation 3.5.x
Same name and namespace in other branches
- 8.2 lingotek.api.php \hook_lingotek_config_object_document_upload()
- 4.0.x lingotek.api.php \hook_lingotek_config_object_document_upload()
- 3.0.x lingotek.api.php \hook_lingotek_config_object_document_upload()
- 3.1.x lingotek.api.php \hook_lingotek_config_object_document_upload()
- 3.2.x lingotek.api.php \hook_lingotek_config_object_document_upload()
- 3.3.x lingotek.api.php \hook_lingotek_config_object_document_upload()
- 3.4.x lingotek.api.php \hook_lingotek_config_object_document_upload()
- 3.6.x lingotek.api.php \hook_lingotek_config_object_document_upload()
- 3.7.x lingotek.api.php \hook_lingotek_config_object_document_upload()
- 3.8.x lingotek.api.php \hook_lingotek_config_object_document_upload()
Act on the data extracted from a config object before it is uploaded to Lingotek.
Parameters
array &$data: Data returned from the Lingotek service when asking for the translation.
string $config_name: The simple configuration name.
Related topics
1 function implements hook_lingotek_config_object_document_upload()
Note: this list is generated by pattern matching, so it may include some functions that are not actually implementations of this hook.
- lingotek_test_lingotek_config_object_document_upload in tests/
modules/ lingotek_test/ lingotek_test.module - Implements hook_lingotek_content_object_translation_upload().
1 invocation of hook_lingotek_config_object_document_upload()
- LingotekConfigTranslationService::uploadConfig in src/
LingotekConfigTranslationService.php - Uploads a document to the Lingotek service.
File
- ./
lingotek.api.php, line 194 - Hooks provided by the Lingotek module.
Code
function hook_lingotek_config_object_document_upload(array &$data, $config_name) {
// Encode all [tokens].
$yaml = Yaml::encode($data);
$yaml = preg_replace_callback('/\\[([a-z][^]]+)\\]/', function ($matches) {
return '[***' . base64_encode($matches[1]) . '***]';
}, $yaml);
$data = Yaml::decode($yaml);
}