MinnPost / object-sync-for-salesforce

			case 'comment':

				$result = $this->comment_create( $params, $id_field );

				break;

			default:

				/*

				 * Developers can use this hook to create objects with their own methods.

				 * The returned $result needs to be an array like this.

				 * $id_field should be the database key; i.e. 'ID' and the value should be the new item's id, or whatever WordPress returns from the method (sometimes this can be an error)

				 * $success should be a boolean value

					$result = array( 'data' => array( $id_field => $post_id, 'success' => $success ), 'errors' => $errors );

				 * use hook like: add_filter( 'object_sync_for_salesforce_create_custom_wordpress_item', add_object, 10, 1 );

				 * the one param is: array( 'name' => objecttype, 'params' => array_of_params, 'id_field' => idfield )

				 */

				// Check to see if someone is calling the filter, and apply it if so.

				if ( ! has_filter( $this->option_prefix . 'create_custom_wordpress_item' ) ) {

					$result = $this->post_create( $params, $id_field, $name );

				} else {

					$result = apply_filters( $this->option_prefix . 'create_custom_wordpress_item', array(

						'params'   => $params,

						'name'     => $name,

						'id_field' => $id_field,

					) );

				}

				break;

		} // End switch().

		return $result;

			case 'comment':

				$result = $this->comment_update( $id, $params, $id_field );

				break;

			default:

				/*

				 * Developers can use this hook to update objects with their own methods.

				 * The returned $result needs to be an array like this:

				 *     $id_field should be the database key; i.e. 'ID' and the value should be the updated item's id, or whatever WordPress returns from the method (sometimes this can be an error)

				 * $success should be a boolean value

				 *     $result = array( 'data' => array( $id_field => $post_id, 'success' => $success ), 'errors' => $errors );

				 * Use hook like this:

				 *     add_filter( 'object_sync_for_salesforce_update_custom_wordpress_item', update_object, 10, 1 );

				 * The one param is:

				 *     array( 'id' => id, 'params' => array_of_params, 'name' => objecttype, 'id_field' => idfield )

				 */

				// Check to see if someone is calling the filter, and apply it if so.

				if ( ! has_filter( $this->option_prefix . 'update_custom_wordpress_item' ) ) {

					$result = $this->post_update( $id, $params, $id_field, $name );

				} else {

					$result = apply_filters( $this->option_prefix . 'update_custom_wordpress_item', array(

						'id'       => $id,

						'params'   => $params,

						'name'     => $name,

						'id_field' => $id_field,

					) );

				}

				break;

		} // End switch().

		return $result;

			case 'comment':

				$success = $this->comment_delete( $id );

				break;

			default:

				/*

				 * Developers can use this hook to delete objects with their own methods.

				 * The returned $success is an object of the correct type, or a FALSE

				 * Use hook like:

				 *     add_filter( 'object_sync_for_salesforce_delete_custom_wordpress_item', delete_object, 10, 1 );

				 * The one param is:

				 *     array( 'id' => id, 'name' => objecttype )

				 */

				// Check to see if someone is calling the filter, and apply it if so.

				if ( ! has_filter( $this->option_prefix . 'delete_custom_wordpress_item' ) ) {

					$success = $this->post_delete( $id );

				} else {

					$success = apply_filters( $this->option_prefix . 'delete_custom_wordpress_item', array(

						'id'   => $id,

						'name' => $name,

					) );

				}

				$success = $this->post_delete( $id );

				break;

		} // End switch().

		$result = array(