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<?php
class rb_source_example1 extends rb_base_source {
public $base, $joinlist, $columnoptions, $filteroptions;
function __construct() {
$this->base = '{course}';
$this->joinlist = array();
$this->columnoptions = array(
new rb_column_option(
'course',
'fullname',
'Course Fullname',
'base.fullname'
)
);
$this->filteroptions = array();
$this->sourcetitle = "Example1";
parent::__construct();
}
}
?>
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Creating the report
To create this source save the code above in a file called rb_source_example1.php in the /local/reportbuilder/rb_sources/ directory. The class name must start with 'rb_source_', and the class name and filename must match. You should now be able to generate a report based on this source as follows:
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You should now be able to see the report by clicking View this report.
Understanding the report
This should give a list of all the courses in your site, including the top-level 'front page' course. If you don't have any courses in your site yet you may want to create a few for test purposes.
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The columnoptions property contains an array of column option objects. Each column option object defines a column that can be included in a report that uses this source. It is up to the person building the report to decide which columns they actually want to use. See adding a column for more information about this section.
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The filteroptions property contains an array of filter option objects, which define possible search options for the report. Because this is a very basic source there are no search options yet, although some will be added later.
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parent::__construct(); |
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