function pay_form in Pay 7
Same name and namespace in other branches
- 6 pay.module \pay_form()
A simple form any type of pay element. If you want to build a module with a standalone payment form, you would do so by passing this function to the drupal_get_form page handler in your hook_menu() funcion.
Alternatively, you can manually add payment form capabilities by including the code from this function in your form builder or form_alter code.
TODO Rename this function as to not collide with hook_form().
1 call to pay_form()
- pay_node_pay_form in modules/
pay_node/ pay_node.module - A callback for node/x/pay which presents a payment form.
16 string references to 'pay_form'
- pay::permissions_settings in includes/
handlers/ pay.inc - pay_admin_pay_form_list in includes/
pay.admin.inc - List payment forms
- pay_form_load in ./
pay.module - API Function: Load a payment form object.
- pay_handler_field_amount::query in includes/
views/ pay_handler_field_amount.inc - Called to add the field to a query.
- pay_handler_field_count::query in includes/
views/ pay_handler_field_count.inc - Called to add the field to a query.
File
- ./
pay.module, line 350 - Pay module allows for accepting payments using pluggable payment backends.
Code
function pay_form($form, &$form_state, $pay, $type = NULL, $form_type = 'default') {
if ($type) {
$pay = pay_load_object($type, $pay);
}
// Add a "build mode" to $form_state so that the form handlers can render
// forms differently based on user-defined context.
$form_state['pay_form_type'] = $form_type;
// Allow this handler to alter in all of its form fields. This will also
// add the appropriate validate and submit callbacks for the Payment API.
$pay
->form($form, $form_state);
// Add a submit button, if we think it's necessary.
if (!isset($form['submit']) && !isset($form[$pay
->handler()]['submit'])) {
$form['submit'] = array(
'#type' => 'submit',
'#value' => t('Submit payment'),
);
}
return $form;
}