1. class
  2. Poweradmin
  3. \
  4. Application
  5. \
  6. Service
  7. \
  8. Record
  9. \
  10. RecordEditResult

RecordEditResult

final class RecordEditResult (View source)

Outcome of editing one record: the write itself, the row as it is stored afterwards, and how the PTR sync went when one was asked for.

Methods

__construct(RecordWriteResult $write, int|string|null $recordId = null, array $record = [], bool|null $ptrUpdated = null, string|null $ptrMessage = null)

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static RecordEditResult
refused(RecordWriteResult $write)

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bool
isOk()

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bool
ptrFailed()

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Details

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__construct(RecordWriteResult $write, int|string|null $recordId = null, array $record = [], bool|null $ptrUpdated = null, string|null $ptrMessage = null)

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Parameters

RecordWriteResult $write
int|string|null $recordId

The id the record has after the write; the API backend re-keys a record whose name, type, content or prio changed
array $record

The stored row after the write, or the submitted values when the backend no longer resolves the old id
bool|null $ptrUpdated

Null when no sync was attempted, otherwise whether it succeeded
string|null $ptrMessage

The reverse creator's own wording for the sync outcome

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static RecordEditResult refused(RecordWriteResult $write)

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Parameters

RecordWriteResult $write

Return Value

RecordEditResult

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bool isOk()

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Return Value

bool

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bool ptrFailed()

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Return Value

bool