Classes, interfaces and traits

expAjaxReply

This is the class expAjaxReply

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expBot

This is the class expBot

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expCSS

This is the class expCSS

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expDatabase

This is the expDatabase subsystem Handles all database abstraction in Exponent.

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expDOMPDF

This is the class expDOMPDF a wrapper for using dompdf v0.6.2

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expDOMPDF070

This is the class expDOMPDF070 a wrapper for using dompdf v0.7.0

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expDOMPDF080

This is the class expDOMPDF080 a wrapper for using dompdf v0.8.0

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expHistory

This is the class expHistory Exponent History Subsystem

The expHistory class is responsible for keeping track of which pages a user has visited while on the site. It also tracks what type of page/view each one is, viewable, manageable, editable and uses this information to intelligently route the user to proper places. A developer can also use the methods of this class help Exponent know where to route users. <b>DEFINITIONS</b> <ul> <li><b>viewable</b> - standard (public) page/view like that for showall, show, etc...</li> <li><b>manageable</b> - page/view with list of editable items for management like manage_tags, etc... Typically you wouldn't edit in this view</li> <li><b>editable</b> - a page/view used to edit an item or settings</li> </ul> <b>USAGE EXAMPLES:</b> <b>Example: How to set a history WayPoint</b> This example shows how you would use expHistory to set a waypoint inside one of your actions <code> public function showall() { expHistory::set('viewable', $this->params); $record = new foo($id); assign_to_template(array('record'=>$record)); } </code> <b>Example: Return to a waypoint (automagically)</b> This example shows how to let expHistory::back() automagically determine where to route the user after an action completes <code> public function delete() { $record = new foo($id); $record->delete(); expHistory::back(); } </code> <b>Example: Return to a waypoint 'type' (manually)</b> This example shows how use expHistory::returnTo() to manually route the user after an action completes. In this example the user will be routed to the last form he/she was on. <code> public function delete() { $record = new foo($id); $record->delete(); expHistory::returnTo('editable'); } </code>
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expHTML2PDF

This is the class expHTML2PDF a wrapper for using html2pdf v4.6.x

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expHTML2PDF5

This is the class expHTML2PDF5 a wrapper for using html2pdf v5.0.x

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expLDAP

This is the class expLDAP

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expModules

This is the class expModules

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expMPDF

This is the class expMPDF a wrapper for using mPDF

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expMPDF6

This is the class expMPDF6 a wrapper for using mPDF v6.0.0

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expMPDF7

This is the class expMPDF7 a wrapper for using mPDF v7.0.0

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expPaginator

This is the class expPaginator Exponent Pagination Subsystem

The expPaginator class is used to retrieve objects from the database and paginate them and optionally group the by category. It automagically handles the calls to other pages and has built-in sorting using the defined column headers. Usage Example: <code> $page = new expPaginator(array( 'model'=>'faq', 'where'=>1, 'limit'=>25, 'order'=>'rank', 'controller'=>$this->baseclassname, 'action'=>$this->params['action'], 'columns'=>array('In FAQ'=>'include_in_faq', 'Submitted'=>'created_at', 'Submitted By'=>'submitter_name'), )); </code>
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expQueue

This is the class expQueue

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expRouter

This is the class expRouter

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expSession

This is the class expSession

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expSorter

This is the class expSorter

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