| Textpattern | PHP Cross Reference | Content Management Systems |
Description: Used for generating admin-side headers.
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| pagetop($pagetitle, $message = '') line: 30 |
| Creates and outputs an admin-side header. The output contains HTML <head> section and the main navigation. The results are echoed as opposed to returned. This function offers a way to invoke modal activity messages and set the page title. Output will automatically become silent on asynchronous script responses that do not want HTML headers. param: string $pagetitle The page title param: string|array $message A message show to the user |
| admin_title($pagetitle) line: 138 |
| Return the HTML <title> contents for an admin-side page. The rendered title can be customised via a 'admin_side > html_title' pluggable UI callback event. return: string param: string $pagetitle Specific page title part |
| areatab($label, $event, $tarea, $area) line: 164 |
| Creates an area tab. This can be used to create table based navigation bars. return: string HTML table column param: string $label param: string $event param: string $tarea param: string $area |
| tabber($label, $tabevent, $event) line: 186 |
| Creates a secondary area tab. This can be used to create table based navigation bars. return: string HTML table column param: string $label param: string $tabevent param: string $event |
| tabsort($area, $event) line: 206 |
| Creates a table based navigation bar row. This can be used to create table based navigation bars. return: string HTML table columns param: string $area param: string $event |
| areas() line: 236 |
| Gets the main menu structure as an array. return: array |
| navPop($inline = '') line: 295 |
| Creates an admin-side main menu as a <select> dropdown. return: string A HTML form param: mixed $inline Is not used. |
| button($label, $link) line: 338 |
| Generates a button link. param: string $label param: string $link |
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