Class that can be extended to save arbitrary information as part of a stored object.
Located in /DataTree/DataTree.php (line 1412)
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Extension of the DataTreeObject class for storing Signup information in the DataTree driver. If you want to store specialized Signup information, you should extend this class instead of extending DataTreeObject directly. |
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Extension of the DataTreeObject class for storing Group information in the Categories driver. If you want to store specialized Group information, you should extend this class instead of extending DataTreeObject directly. |
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Extension of the DataTreeObject class for storing Permission information in the DataTree driver. If you want to store specialized Permission information, you should extend this class instead of extending DataTreeObject directly. |
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Extension of the DataTreeObject class for storing Share information in the DataTree driver. If you want to store specialized Share information, you should extend this class instead of extending DataTreeObject directly. |
Key-value hash that will be serialized.
This object's DataTree instance.
The unique name of this object.
These names have the same requirements as other object names - they must be unique, etc.
If this object has ordering data, store it here.
DataTreeObject constructor.
Just sets the $name parameter.
Delete this object from the backend permanently.
Gets one of the attributes of the object, or null if it isn't defined.
Returns a child of this object.
Gets the data array.
Gets the ID of this object.
Gets the name of this object.
Returns this object's parent.
Gets the short name of this object.
For display purposes only.
Saves any changes to this object to the backend permanently. New objects are added instead.
Sets one of the attributes of the object.
Sets the data array.
Sets the DataTree instance used to retrieve this object.
Sets the name of this object.
NOTE: Use with caution. This may throw out of sync the cached datatree tables if not used properly.
Sets the order of this object in its object collection.
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