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Automatically defining the values of Properties.

Automatically defining the values of Properties.

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5. Personalized validation in JavaScript
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7. Creating your own XML objects
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Automatically defining the values of Properties

Automatically defining the values of Properties

With XMLNuke, one or more properties of a module may be automatically attributed to values that were sent using GET or POST. This means that any box of text or parameter sent through a URL may be attributed directly to a property of the module.

The following steps must be following to do this:

1. 1Indicate in the beginning of CreatePage() or within Setup() that you want to automatically attribute the parameters with bindParameters().
2. 1Create a property within the form.

In the example below, the system will automatically define the value of the "Test" property if it is sent through a form or a parameter in the URL.

public override IXmlnukeDocument CreatePage()
{
	// Call this method within SETUP() or in the beginning of CREATEPAGE()
	// If this method is not executed the events will not be set off.
	this.bindParameters();
	.
	.
	.
}
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/// <summary>
/// Define a property
/// </summary>
protected string _test;

public string Test
{
	get { return this._test; }
	set { this._test = value; }
}

public function CreatePage() 
{
	// Call this method within SETUP() or in the beginning of CREATEPAGE()
	// If this method is not executed the events will not be set off.
	$this->bindParameters();
	.
	.
	.
}
.
.
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// Define a test property.
// The getter and setter methods must be defined.

/**
@var string $_test
*/
protected $_test;

public function setTest($value)
{
	$this->_test = $value;
}
public function getTest()
{
	return $this->_test;
}