sh_get_last_modified_info($form_id, $submission_id)

[sf23103]

I was previously using ft_include_module("submission_history") and sh_get_last_modified_info($form_id, $submission_id) to get info on who last modified a particular submission. Has support for ft_include_module gone away with 3.0? Or is it something that's changed with the submission_history module?

[benkeen]

Hey Alex,

Yeah, any of the old ft_* methods were rewritten with FT3 - same with the module methods. It was a biiig rewrite! All methods were rewritten and converted to object oriented code.

Instead of ft_include_module, try:

FormTools\Modules::includeModule("submission_history");

And instead of sh_get_last_modified_info, use:

FormTools\Modules\SubmissionHistory\General::getLastModifiedInfo($form_id, $submission");

Also, if you use the methods a lot, you can just import the namespace to cut down on typing, e.g.:

use FormTools\Modules;
Modules::includeModule("submission_history");

or:

use FormTools\Modules\SubmissionHistory\General;
General::getLastModifiedInfo($form_id, $submission");

[sf23103]

Perfect, that worked great, thanks! I guess I have some reading to do on the object oriented programming. Loving how organized it is though!

While I was hunting down an error on my end, I found the following in /global/code/Database.class.php (line 77):

$query = str_replace('{PREFIX}', $this->table_prefix, $query);
	if (isset($_GET["ben1111"])) {
		echo $query;
		echo "_____________";
	}
	$this->statement = $this->dbh->prepare($query);

Is the ben1111 supposed to be there, or is that a placeholder for something? :-)

[benkeen]

Oof, sorry Alex... that was just debugging code from when I was trying to figure out what was going on your system. I thought I removed it all, but I guess this one slipped by... 😊