Add a hook that will be accessible as a new object property.
This enables you to add a new accessible property to an existing object, which will execute your hook implementation method when called upon.
Note that adding a hook with this just makes it possible to call the hook as a property. Any hook property you add can also be called as a method, i.e. $obj->foo and $obj->foo()
are the same.
Example
// Adding a hook property
$wire->addHookProperty('Page::lastModifiedStr', function($event) {
$page = $event->object;
$event->return = wireDate('relative', $page->modified);
});
// Accessing the property (from any instance)
echo $page->lastModifiedStr; // outputs: "10 days ago"Usage
// basic usage
$string = $wire->addHookProperty($property, $toObject);
// usage with all arguments
$string = $wire->addHookProperty($property, $toObject, $toMethod = null, array $options = []);Arguments
| Name | Type(s) | Description |
|---|---|---|
property | string, array | Name of property you want to add, must not collide with existing property or method names:
|
toObject | object, null, callable | Specify one of the following:
|
toMethod (optional) | string, array | Method from $toObject, or function name to call on a hook event. This argument can be sustituted as the 2nd argument when the 2nd argument isn’t needed, or it can be the $options argument. |
options (optional) | array | Options typically aren't used in this context, but see Wire::addHookBefore() $options if you'd like. |
Return value
stringA special Hook ID (or CSV string of hook IDs) that should be retained if you need to remove the hook later.
API reference based on ProcessWire core version 3.0.236