Descroption of payment method modules
I was reading through the moneyorder module and noticed that there were a lot of method for the class. I wanted to know if there was any sort of listing of what each method was made for or when it is supposed to trigger?
I can get the gist of the some of the methods (__construct is the PHP constructor for when the class is invoked and made, update_status to see if the module is enabled, selection is used when ZC tries to compile the list of modules, install when the module is installed for the first time, remove when the module is being removed, and keys contains an array of the configuration keys necessary for the module to run.
But when does javascript_validation, pre_confirmation_check, process_button, before_process, after_process, get_error run?
I tried to read up on it but the entries are sparse in the documentation manual.
Re: Descroption of payment method modules
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I was reading through the moneyorder module and noticed that there were a lot of method for the class. I wanted to know if there was any sort of listing of what each method was made for or when it is supposed to trigger?
I can get the gist of the some of the methods (__construct is the PHP constructor for when the class is invoked and made, update_status to see if the module is enabled, selection is used when ZC tries to compile the list of modules, install when the module is installed for the first time, remove when the module is being removed, and keys contains an array of the configuration keys necessary for the module to run.
But when does javascript_validation, pre_confirmation_check, process_button, before_process, after_process, get_error run?
I tried to read up on it but the entries are sparse in the documentation manual.
Sparse to non-existent ... unfortunately.
My best suggestion while waiting for the documentation to catch up is to do a search for each of those methods (e.g. ->javascript_validation) to see where they're issued. Once you know that, you've got a further clue as to a method's use.
