68 lines
1.7 KiB
PHP
68 lines
1.7 KiB
PHP
<?php
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/**
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* Class ActionScheduler_LogEntry
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*/
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class ActionScheduler_LogEntry {
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/**
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* @var int $action_id
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*/
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protected $action_id = '';
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/**
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* @var string $message
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*/
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protected $message = '';
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/**
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* @var Datetime $date
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*/
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protected $date;
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/**
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* Constructor
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*
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* @param mixed $action_id Action ID
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* @param string $message Message
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* @param Datetime $date Datetime object with the time when this log entry was created. If this parameter is
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* not provided a new Datetime object (with current time) will be created.
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*/
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public function __construct( $action_id, $message, $date = null ) {
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/*
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* ActionScheduler_wpCommentLogger::get_entry() previously passed a 3rd param of $comment->comment_type
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* to ActionScheduler_LogEntry::__construct(), goodness knows why, and the Follow-up Emails plugin
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* hard-codes loading its own version of ActionScheduler_wpCommentLogger with that out-dated method,
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* goodness knows why, so we need to guard against that here instead of using a DateTime type declaration
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* for the constructor's 3rd param of $date and causing a fatal error with older versions of FUE.
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*/
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if ( null !== $date && ! is_a( $date, 'DateTime' ) ) {
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_doing_it_wrong( __METHOD__, 'The third parameter must be a valid DateTime instance, or null.', '2.0.0' );
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$date = null;
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}
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$this->action_id = $action_id;
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$this->message = $message;
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$this->date = $date ? $date : new Datetime;
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}
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/**
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* Returns the date when this log entry was created
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*
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* @return Datetime
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*/
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public function get_date() {
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return $this->date;
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}
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public function get_action_id() {
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return $this->action_id;
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}
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public function get_message() {
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return $this->message;
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}
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}
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