function _support_mail_text in Support Ticketing System 6

Same name and namespace in other branches

1. 7 support.module \_support_mail_text()

Returns the appropriate mail string for a given key.

1 call to _support_mail_text()

support_mail in ./support.module

Implementation of hook_mail().

File

./support.module, line 1269

support.module

Code

function _support_mail_text($key, $language = NULL, $variables = array(), $integrate_email) {
  $langcode = isset($language) ? $language->language : NULL;

  // Add one 'special unadvertised token' to $variables.
  // This part of the text is not stored as a multilingual variable
  // but as a 'common' translatable string.
  if ($integrate_email == TRUE) {
    $variables['!reply'] = t('You can reply to this email or visit the following URL to update this ticket');
  }
  else {
    $variables['!reply'] = t('You can visit the following URL to update this ticket');
  }

  /* Get text from (possibly multilingual) variable, if it's user-configured.
   * The following behavior provides backward compatibility with v1.3,
   * and only makes i18n.module a requirement when the web site needs
   * custom mail texts translated in multiple languages:
   *
   * - if a normal variable is set, return it untranslated.
   *   (because it might contain an already-translated text)
   * - if a multilingual variable is not set, do check the normal variable
   *   (for the same reason)
   * - if no variable is set, translate the default text using t()
   */
  if (module_exists('i18n')) {
    $admin_setting = i18n_variable_get('support_mail_' . $key, $langcode);
  }
  if (empty($admin_setting)) {
    $admin_setting = variable_get('support_mail_' . $key, '');
  }
  if (empty($admin_setting)) {
    return t(_support_mail_text_default($key), $variables, $langcode);
  }
  return strtr($admin_setting, $variables);
}