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| \Workflow\Fieldtype::register('[IndividualNameA]', '\Workflow\Plugins\Fieldtypes\[IndividualNameA]'); | \Workflow\Fieldtype::register('[IndividualNameA]', '\Workflow\Plugins\Fieldtypes\[IndividualNameA]'); | ||
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| + | ==== add own shortfunctions ==== | ||
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| + | If you want to add a custom "shortfunction" you could use with the syntax $[...], then you must do the following. | ||
| + | Create one file, with filename **<custom>.inc.php** in folder modules/Workflow2/extends/shortfunctions/ | ||
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| + | Only required code is: | ||
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| + | <code> | ||
| + | \Workflow\Shortfunctions::register('shortfunctionname', <CallAble Object>, $parametersShouldBeParsed); | ||
| + | </code> | ||
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| + | The callable object could be any callable element, php could execute. For example an closure, or string with function name. Any possible option you see here: [[http://php.net/manual/de/language.types.callable.php]] | ||
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| + | And you must implement this callable object with your PHP code. **That's all!** | ||
| ==== use custom Inventory Fields ==== | ==== use custom Inventory Fields ==== | ||