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Class: panels_allowed_layouts - X-Ref

Class definition for the allowed layouts governing structure.

panels_allowed_layouts($start_allowed = TRUE) X-Ref

Constructor function; loads the $allowed_layout_settings array with initial values according
to $start_allowed

param: bool $start_allowed

set_allowed($title = 'Panels: Allowed Layouts') X-Ref

Manage panels_common_set_allowed_layouts(), the FAPI code for selecting allowed layouts.

MAKE SURE to set panels_allowed_layouts::allow_new before calling this method. If you want the panels API
to handle saving these allowed layout settings, panels_allowed_layouts::module_name must also be set.

Below is a sample implementation; refer to the rest of the class documentation to understand all the
specific pieces. Values that are intended to be replaced are wrapped with <>.

\n @code
function docdemo_allowed_layouts() {
ctools_include('common', 'panels');
if (!is_a($allowed_layouts = unserialize(variable_get('panels_common_allowed_layouts', serialize(''))), 'panels_allowed_layouts')) {
$allowed_layouts = new panels_allowed_layouts();
$allowed_layouts->allow_new = TRUE;
$allowed_layouts->module_name = '<client_module_name>';
}
$result = $allowed_layouts->set_allowed('<Desired client module form title>');
if (in_array($allowed_layouts->form_state, array('failed-validate', 'render'))) {
return $result;
}
elseif ($allowed_layouts->form_state == 'submit') {
drupal_goto('</path/to/desired/redirect>');
}
}
param: string $title
return: mixed $result

sync_with_available() X-Ref

Checks for newly-added layouts and deleted layouts. If any are found, updates panels_allowed_layouts::allowed_layout_settings;
new additions are made according to panels_allowed_layouts::allow_new, while deletions are unset().

Note that any changes made by this function are not saved in any permanent location.

save() X-Ref

Use panels_allowed_layouts::module_name to generate a variable for variable_set(), in which
a serialized version of $this will be stored.

Does nothing if panels_allowed_layouts::module_name is not set.

IMPORTANT NOTE: if you use variable_get() in a custom client module save() method, you MUST
wrap $this in serialize(), then unserialize() what you get from variable_get(). Failure to
do so will result in an incomplete object. The following code will work:

list_layouts() X-Ref

Snag a list of the current layouts for internal use.

Data is not saved in a class member in order to ensure that it's
fresh.

return: array $layouts

panels_common_settings(&$form_state, $module_name = 'panels_common') X-Ref

A common settings page for Panels modules, because this code is relevant to
any modules that don't already have special requirements.

panels_common_settings_validate($form, &$form_state) X-Ref

Submit hook for panels_common_settings

panels_common_settings_submit($form, &$form_state) X-Ref

Submit hook for panels_common_settings

panels_common_get_allowed_types($module, $contexts = array() X-Ref

Based upon the settings, get the allowed types for this node.

panels_common_allowed_layouts_form(&$form, &$form_state, $module_name) X-Ref

The FAPI code for generating an 'allowed layouts' selection form.

NOTE: Because the Panels API does not guarantee a particular method of storing the data on allowed layouts,
it is not_possible for the Panels API to implement any checks that determine whether reductions in
the set of allowed layouts conflict with pre-existing layout selections. $displays in that category
will continue to function with their current layout as normal until the user/owner/admin attempts
to change layouts on that display, at which point they will have to select from the new set of
allowed layouts. If this is not the desired behavior for your client module, it's up to you to
write a validation routine that determines what should be done with conflicting layouts.

Remember that changing layouts where panes have already been created can result in data loss;
consult panels_change_layout() to see how the Panels API handles that process. Running
drupal_execute('panels_change_layout', ...) is one possible starting point.

param: array $allowed_layouts

panels_common_allowed_layouts_form_validate($form, &$form_state) X-Ref

No description

panels_common_allowed_layouts_form_submit($form, &$form_state) X-Ref

No description

panels_common_get_allowed_layout_object($module_name) X-Ref

Get the allowed layout object for the given module.

panels_common_get_allowed_layouts($module_name) X-Ref

Get the allowed layouts for the given module.

theme_panels_common_content_list($display) X-Ref

Create a visible list of content in a display.
Note that the contexts must be pre-loaded.

panels_common_print_layout_links($layouts, $base_path, $link_options = array() X-Ref

Print a selector of layouts, each linked to the next step.

Most operations use radio buttons for selecting layouts, but some will
give each layout as a link that goes to the next step. This function
makes it easy to simply provide a list of allowed layouts and the base
path.

One limitation is that it will only append the layout name to the end, so
if the actual layout name is needed in the middle, that can't happen.

return:

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