Overview
Hooks enable the User to modify certain aspects of the task being done. There are some Hooks in Webuzo that you can take advantage of :
Hooks directory is located at :
/usr/local/webuzo/enduser/hooks/
pre_add_domain
- This hook will be executed before a domain add process begin.
- Rename the pre_add_domain.txt in the hooks folder to pre_add_domain.php and write your code.
post_add_domain
- This hook will be executed immediately after a domain add process completed.
- Rename the post_add_domain.txt in the hooks folder to post_add_domain.php and write your code.
pre_delete_domain
- This hook will be executed before a delete domain process begin.
- Rename the pre_delete_domain.txt in the hooks folder to pre_delete_domain.php and write your code.
post_delete_domain
- This hook will be executed immediately after a delete domain process completed.
- Rename the post_delete_domain.txt in the hooks folder to post_delete_domain.php and write your code.
Procedure
The following guide will show you how the User can configure hooks to customize the add and remove process of Domain.
- SSH to your server and go to the following path:
/usr/local/webuzo/enduser/hooks/
- You can see these files pre_add_domain.txt, post_add_domain.txt, pre_delete_domain.txt, post_delete_domain.txt,
- Choose the file you would like to execute depending upon your requirement and rename it to make it a PHP file.
- Add the code in the function available in the file and save the file.
- That's it you have configured the hook.
- For eg: You would like to make some changes related to Apache and you want to apply this change before every domain added on the server.
- For this you will have to rename the file pre_add_domain.txt to pre_add_domain.php because the change is to be done before domain add and add the code in the function __pre_add_domain().
function __pre_add_domain($domain_name){
global $iapps $globals;
// Do stuff here
// e.g. is for if you want to perform action only for apache
if(!empty($iapps['3_1'])){
/* Perform action only if Apache installed $iapps is a list of installed system applications */
}
}