A simple PHP class to render flash messenger in a easy way
<?php
require_once 'lib/FlashMessenger.php';
FlashMessenger::init();
/*
* Your logic here
*/
FlashMessenger::addMessage('Comment successfully approved!');
// here you can redirect to a success page
FlashMessenger::renderMessage(); // echo <div class="flashMessenger flashMessengerNotice">Comment successfully approved!</div>
You can add custom message types. Acctually the class supports NOTICE, ERROR and WARNING messages.
FlashMessenger::addMessage('Comment not saved. Try again later.', FlashMessenger::MESSAGE_ERROR);
FlashMessenger::addMessage('Warning message here', FlashMessenger::MESSAGE_WARNING);
Remember you must set the message you want to render:
FlashMessenger::renderMessage(FlashMessenger::MESSAGE_ERROR); // display error messages
FlashMessenger::renderMessage(FlashMessenger::MESSAGE_WARNING); // display warning messages
You can set your custom class name using the init method.
require_once 'lib/FlashMessenger.php';
FlashMessenger::init(array(
'defaultClassName' => 'myClassName'
));
This code will render the div tag with custom class:
// this will echo <div class="myClassName myClassNameNotice">YOUR MESSAGE HERE</div>
FlashMessenger::renderMessage();
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