drupal-civicrm/sites/all/modules/civicrm/CRM/Mailing/ActionTokens.php

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<?php
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/**
* Class CRM_Mailing_ActionTokens
*
* Generate "action.*" tokens for mailings.
*
* To activate these tokens, the TokenProcessor context must specify:
* "mailingJobId" (int)
* "mailingActionTarget" (array) with keys:
* 'id' => int, event queue ID
* 'hash' => string, event queue hash code
* 'contact_id' => int, contact_id,
* 'email' => string, email
* 'phone' => string, phone
*/
class CRM_Mailing_ActionTokens extends \Civi\Token\AbstractTokenSubscriber {
/**
* Class constructor.
*/
public function __construct() {
// TODO: Think about supporting dynamic tokens like "{action.subscribe.\d+}"
parent::__construct('action', array(
'subscribeUrl' => ts('Subscribe URL (Action)'),
'forward' => ts('Forward URL (Action)'),
'optOut' => ts('Opt-Out (Action)'),
'optOutUrl' => ts('Opt-Out URL (Action)'),
'reply' => ts('Reply (Action)'),
'unsubscribe' => ts('Unsubscribe (Action)'),
'unsubscribeUrl' => ts('Unsubscribe URL (Action)'),
'resubscribe' => ts('Resubscribe (Action)'),
'resubscribeUrl' => ts('Resubscribe URL (Action)'),
'eventQueueId' => ts('Event Queue ID'),
));
}
/**
* @inheritDoc
*/
public function checkActive(\Civi\Token\TokenProcessor $processor) {
return !empty($processor->context['mailingId']) || !empty($processor->context['mailing']);
}
/**
* @inheritDoc
*/
public function evaluateToken(
\Civi\Token\TokenRow $row,
$entity,
$field,
$prefetch = NULL
) {
// Most CiviMail action tokens were implemented via getActionTokenReplacement().
// However, {action.subscribeUrl} has a second implementation via
// replaceSubscribeInviteTokens(). The two appear mostly the same.
// We use getActionTokenReplacement() since it's more consistent. However,
// this doesn't provide the dynamic/parameterized tokens of
// replaceSubscribeInviteTokens().
if (empty($row->context['mailingJobId']) || empty($row->context['mailingActionTarget']['hash'])) {
throw new \CRM_Core_Exception("Error: Cannot use action tokens unless context defines mailingJobId and mailingActionTarget.");
}
if ($field === 'eventQueueId') {
$row->format('text/plain')->tokens($entity, $field, $row->context['mailingActionTarget']['id']);
return;
}
list($verp, $urls) = CRM_Mailing_BAO_Mailing::getVerpAndUrls(
$row->context['mailingJobId'],
$row->context['mailingActionTarget']['id'],
$row->context['mailingActionTarget']['hash'],
// Note: Behavior is already undefined for SMS/'phone' mailings...
$row->context['mailingActionTarget']['email']
);
$row->format('text/plain')->tokens($entity, $field,
CRM_Utils_Token::getActionTokenReplacement(
$field, $verp, $urls, FALSE));
$row->format('text/html')->tokens($entity, $field,
CRM_Utils_Token::getActionTokenReplacement(
$field, $verp, $urls, TRUE));
}
}