1 <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
3 This is an admin XML template for all other XML templates which provides meta
4 data for editing/deleting/changing database entries. If you want to write your
5 own templates, please keep this header except *this* description and the author
8 @author Roland Haeder <webmaster@mxchange.org>
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30 <admin-entry-meta-data>
32 Call-back function which should all following parameter handled over
33 to. This will always be type of string but we like homogene XMLs.
35 <admin-callback-function type="string" value="adminFooEntriesBar" />
37 Array index from HTTP POST data array for identifying every data row
39 <post-data-identify-index type="string" value="id" />
41 Name of the database table where the entries should be read/write from/to.
43 <database-table type="string" value="table_name" />
45 The following three lists must have the same count of list entries, else an
49 And all column names to read/write, leave this list tag empty for all (*).
51 <database-column-list>
53 A column name list entry. The type is always string, or do you have
54 numerical column names?
56 <database-column-list-entry type="string" value="foo" />
57 </database-column-list>
59 "Filter" call-back functions to call back for piping the fetched data
60 through (can be left empty, no call-back function will be called)
62 <callback-function-list>
64 A call-back function list entry
66 <callback-function-list-entry type="string" value="someFooCallback" />
67 </callback-function-list>
69 Extra parameters (2nd, 3rd, ...) for above call-back functions. If an array
70 is provided, we have more than two parameters to handle over to the
71 call-back function. See function handleExtraValues() for details.
73 <extra-parameter-list>
75 A list entry for a single extra parameter. 'type' can now be: string,
76 int, float, bool, array. If the type 'array' is provided, the parser
77 searches for a tag called "extra-parameter-<value>-list(-entry)", by
78 <value> is the value from the 'value' attribute. Please check out the
80 Keep 'name' empty for numerical array indexes (array keys).
83 A simple string example with a numerical index, int and float are similar.
85 <extra-parameter-list-entry name="" type="string" value="foo" />
87 A simple bool example with a numerical index, value can only be 'false' or 'true'
89 <extra-parameter-list-entry name="" type="bool" value="false" />
91 A one-dimensional array with a numerical index and with some entries
93 <extra-parameter-list-entry name="" type="array" value="bar">
97 <extra-parameter-bar-list>
99 A bool entry with a numerical index in the 'bar' array, all
100 other types are added in a similar way.
102 <extra-parameter-bar-list-entry name="" type="bool" value="true" />
104 A float entry with a alpha-numerical index in the 'bar' array.
106 <extra-parameter-bar-list-entry name="my_key" type="float" value="1.2345" />
107 </extra-parameter-bar-list>
108 </extra-parameter-list-entry>
109 </extra-parameter-list>
111 Wether to 'edit/delete/change' (change) the entries (true) or just read them for displaying (false)
113 <enable-modify-entries type="bool" value="false" />
115 The table column which should be taken for the ids (see first parameter).
116 This' type can again only be 'string' (remember why?).
118 <table-id-column type="string" value="id" />
120 The table column which should be taken for user ids
121 This' type can again only be 'string' (remember why?).
123 <table-userid-column type="string" value="userid" />
125 Raw userid column ($key) to skip which is always an invalid (?) entry
126 This' type can again only be 'string' (remember why?).
128 <raw-userid-column-key type="string" value="userid" />
129 </admin-entry-meta-data>