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<?php
namespace Elgg\Friends\Collections;
/**
* Page handler for friends collections
*/
class Router {
*
* @param array $segments URL segments
* @return bool
* @access private
public static function collectionsPageHandler($segments) {
elgg_push_context('friends');
$page = array_shift($segments);
switch ($page) {
case 'add':
$username = array_shift($segments);
echo elgg_view_resource('friends/collections/add', [
'username' => $username,
]);
return true;
case 'edit':
$collection_id = array_shift($segments);
echo elgg_view_resource('friends/collections/edit', [
'collection_id' => $collection_id,
case 'view' :
echo elgg_view_resource('friends/collections/view', [
case 'owner':
default :
echo elgg_view_resource('friends/collections/owner', [
}
return false;
return false
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,die
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statements that have been added for debug purposes.In the above example, the last
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