Preguntes Freqüents - FAQ

Introduction

Sendroid Ultimate consist of over 50 different event hooks, which can be used to inject a feature to an even or entirely alter the way Sendroid Ultimate handles such event.

With the event hook system, one can add a new feature, modify Sendroid Ultimate behavior or even remove a feature from Sendroid Ultimate without altering the original source code of the script

Creating An Event Hook

Sendroid Ultimate event hook files are located in \system\eventhooks folder. Any event hook file located outside of this folder may not be recognized by Sendroid Ultimate.

All variables available for use with each event are stored in a session named "EventVals", and can be accessed from $_SESSION['EventVals']

First, create a new php file, giving it a unique name (e.g. sample1234.php)

Next, create a function with a unique name to hold your main custom event logics or features. It is important to give this function a very unique or random name, not easy to imitate (e.g. my_the864histh37hg_functionname() {}) as duplicate function names will result in an internal server error, which will definitly affect Sendroid Ultimate.

 ‹?php     function notify_admin_uye8843(){              } 

Next, write all your core codes within this function. You can also create other classes or functions within the hook file and call then from your main function if required.

 ‹?php     function notify_admin_uye8843(){         $vars = $_SESSION['EventVals'];         $id = $vars['id'];         $first_name = $vars['first_name'];         $last_name = $vars['last_name'];         $email = $vars['email'];         $password = $vars['password'];         //echo 'A new user just signed up with email '.$email;     } 

Finally, attach your main function to the desired event so Sendroid Ultimate can call your function each time the event iruns

 ‹?php     global $hooks;     $hooks->add_action('CustomerCreate','notify_admin_uye8843');     function notify_admin_uye8843(){         $vars = $_SESSION['EventVals'];         $id = $vars['id'];         $first_name = $vars['first_name'];         $last_name = $vars['last_name'];         $email = $vars['email'];         $password = $vars['password'];         //echo 'A new user just signed up with email '.$email;     } 

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