Updated scripts in accordance with the new cg2 stuff (on_apply_event, etc.).

1 files changed, 11 insertions, 4 deletions

diff --git a/packages/cg2/sample/sample.inc b/packages/cg2/sample/sample.inc
index 9f53c8de..62ec59ab 100644
--- a/packages/cg2/sample/sample.inc
+++ b/packages/cg2/sample/sample.inc
@@ -1,11 +1,11 @@
 <?php
-var_dump('BEING INCLUDED');
+//var_dump('BEING INCLUDED');
 
 function sample_on_load_event(&$widgets)
 {
 	/* Called when the form is just loaded. You receive the array widgets as
 	 * argument, and can modify it to alter the behavior of the form. */
-	var_dump('BEING LOADED');
+	//var_dump('BEING LOADED');
 	//$widget =& $widgets[2];
 	$widget =& get_widget($widgets, 'mytextarea');
 	$widget->value='This example shows how to change the text inside a text box from within the include file, when the form is loaded.';
@@ -16,7 +16,14 @@ function sample_on_sync_event()
 	/* This is called when the form is posted. You generally want to sync the
 	 * configurations in the XML file to settings in files spread across the file
 	 * system or maybe restart a service here. */
-	var_dump('BEING SYNCED');
+	//var_dump('BEING SYNCED');
+}
+
+function sample_on_apply_event()
+{
+	/* This is called when a configuration has been changed and the user is
+	 * prompted to apply the changes and clicks "Apply changes". */
+	 var_dump('BEING APPLIED');
 }
 
 function sample_on_submit_event()
@@ -25,6 +32,6 @@ function sample_on_submit_event()
 	 * clicked. This should only be used when you have more than one submit
 	 * button in the same form. Otherwise, <on_load_event> performs better and
 	 * is cleaner. */
-	var_dump('BEING SUBMITTED');
+	//var_dump('BEING SUBMITTED');
 }
 ?>