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<?php
/**
* @file
* File Thingie hooks documentation.
*/
/**
* Add a callback action.
*
* @param $act
* The current action value.
* @return Nothing. Use ft_redirect to redirect after action.
*/
function ft_hook_action($act) {}
/**
* Add inline CSS to the page.
*
* @return String of CSS.
*/
function ft_hook_add_css() {}
/**
* Add javascript to run on document.ready.
*
* Use this hook to add any javascript that should be run whenever the document is ready.
* This is useful for activating jQuery plugins and running other unobtrusive javascript.
*
* @return String of javascript (do not include script tags).
*/
function ft_hook_add_js_call() {}
/**
* Add inline javascript to the page footer.
*
* Use this hook to add any javascript that should be placed at the bottom of the page.
* This is useful for old style javascript that can't be run unobtrusively.
*
* @return String of javascript (do not include script tags).
*/
function ft_hook_add_js_call_footer() {}
/**
* Add a javascript file to the page.
*
* @return Array of file paths to javascript files (paths are relative to the ft2.php).
*/
function ft_hook_add_js_file() {}
/**
* Add Ajax callback.
*
* @param $act
* The current action value.
* @return Output results directly with echo or print.
*/
function ft_hook_ajax($act) {}
/**
* Perform cleaup tasks.
*
* This hook is run at the end of every page request.
*
* @return Nothing.
*/
function ft_hook_destroy() {}
/**
* Act on entire directory lists.
*/
function ft_hook_dirlist() {}
/**
* File is being downloaded.
*
* This hook only runs if HIDEFILEPATHS is enabled.
*
* @param $dir
* Directory download happens from.
* @param $file
* Name of file.
*/
function ft_hook_download($dir, $file) {}
/**
* Add options to file actions.
*
* @param $file
* Current file name.
* @param $dir
* Current dir.
* @return Space-separated list of extra file actions to add.
*/
function ft_hook_fileextras($file, $dir) {}
/**
* Add content to file names.
*
* Run on every file and directory in a list of files.
*
* @param $file
* An array of files. Each item is an array:
* - 'name': File name.
* - 'shortname': File name.
* - 'type': 'file' or 'dir'.
* - 'ext': File extension.
* - 'writeable': TRUE if writeable.
* - 'perms': Permissions.
* - 'modified': Last modified. Unix timestamp.
* - 'size': File size in bytes.
* - 'extras': Array of extra classes for this file.
* @return String of HTML to add to file listing.
*/
function ft_hook_filename($file) {}
/**
* Get information about the current plugin.
*
* All File Thingie plugins must implement this hook.
* It provides information about the plugin such as the name
* and default settings.
*
* @return An associative array of plugin information with this structure:
* - "name": Human-friendly name of the plugin.
* - "settings": Associative array of setting arrays. The key of each item is the setting name and the values are:
* - "description": Human-friendly name of the settings.
* - "default": The default value of the setting.
*/
function ft_hook_info() {}
/**
* Perform setup tasks.
*
* This hook is run once at the beginning of all page requests.
*
* @return Nothing.
*/
function ft_hook_init() {}
/**
* User fails login.
*
* This hook is run whenever a login is attempted, but fails.
*
* @param $username
* The username entered.
*
* @return Nothing.
*/
function ft_hook_loginfail() {}
/**
* User successfully logs in.
*
* This hook is run whenever a login is attempted and succeeds.
*
* @param $username
* The username entered.
*
* @return Nothing.
*/
function ft_hook_loginsuccess() {}
/**
* Add content to the menu.
*
* The menu is located beneath the logout link and is meant to contain administration links.
*
* @return String of HTML to add to the menu container.
*/
function ft_hook_menu() {}
/**
* Add a page.
*
* @param $act
* The current action value.
* @return HTML for the current page content.
*/
function ft_hook_page($act) {}
/**
* Add content to the sidebar.
*
* You can add several blocks to the sidebar.
*
* @return Array of arrays. Each containing these elements:
*
* - "id": Unique string identifying this block.
* - "content": HTML content of this block.
*/
function ft_hook_sidebar() {}
/**
* File has been uploaded.
*
* @param $dir
* Directory download happens from.
* @param $file
* Name of file.
* @return Nothing.
*/
function ft_hook_upload($dir, $file) {}