function notifications_process_build_simple in Notifications 6.3

Creates a single message for a single event

Replaces notifications_process_message();

Parameters

$account: Destination user account

$event: Event object which caused this notification

$subscriptions: Array of subscription ids

Return value

Message array

1 string reference to 'notifications_process_build_simple'

notifications_notifications in ./notifications.module

Implementation of notifications_hook()

File

./notifications.cron.inc, line 532

Code

function notifications_process_build_simple($event, $params) {

  // Get base template with all parameters
  $template = Notifications_Template::create_event_template($event, $params->send_method, $params->language, $params->module);

  //notifications_event_template($params->event, $params);
  $template
    ->set_params($params);

  // Pass only the first subscription for this event
  $subscriptions = !empty($params->subscriptions[$event->eid]) ? $params->subscriptions[$event->eid] : array();
  $event_subscription = ($sid = current($subscriptions)) ? notifications_load_subscription($sid) : NULL;
  $template->subscriptions = array(
    $event->eid => $subscriptions,
  );
  $template
    ->set_object('subscriptions', $template->subscriptions);
  $template
    ->set_object('events', array(
    $event,
  ));

  // Build event parts
  $template
    ->add_part('subject');
  $template
    ->add_part('header');
  $template
    ->add_part('main');
  $template
    ->add_part('footer');

  // We pass only the first subscription, which is at least something
  // @ TODO Handle nicely the case where there are more than one subscription
  $template
    ->set_object('user', $params->account);
  $template
    ->set_object('subscription', $event_subscription);
  notifications_log('Built event template', array(
    'template' => $template,
  ));

  // Build message from template and parameters
  return $template
    ->build();
}