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  /* $Id: contacts.readme.txt 15132 2004-05-05 09:59:18Z reinerj $ */


Starting with the most cumbersome function:

function read($start,$offset,$fields,$query="",$filter="",$sort="",$order="")

	Purpose:
		Returns a list of contacts based on limits, query, and filter,
		in an array of name/values, e.g.:

			$fields[0]["id"]    => "354",
			$fields[0]["email"] => "name@domain.com", ...

			$fields[1]["id"]    => "355",
			$fields[1]["email"] => "othername@otherdomain.com", ...

	Inputs:

		$start = start of list, e.g. 1,16,31
		$offset = numrows, e.g. 15,30,etc. from nextmatchs, usually
		$fields = simple array of fields to return:

			$qfields = array(
				'id' => 'id',
				'n_given' => 'n_given
			);

		$query = simple string to search for, e.g. "milosch" or "555"

		$filter = for 'accounting' fields other than id (use read_single_entry for
		that):

			owner  = account_id of record owner
			access = public/private
			cat_id = category id for the record
			lid    = account_lid for account records stored here, if any
			tid    = type id:
				n = normal contact - almost always use this
				p = profiles for hr, tied to account records
				u = user account, if stored in contacts class
				g = group account, ""
		
			Filters should be in the format:

				example 1: 'tid=n'				filter for normal contacts
				example 2: 'tid=u,lid=milosch'	filter user accounts for lid
												'milosch'
				etc...

		$sort = ASC, DESC, or "" (defaults to ASC)

		$order = sort on this field, e.g. n_given


function read_single_entry($id,$fields)

	Purpose:
		returns a single array of name/value based on id
		and field selection, e.g.:

			$fields[0]["email"]   => "name@domain.com"
			$fields[0]["n_given"] => "Bob"

	Inputs:

		$id = id of entry you want to return
	
		$fields = simple array of fields to return

			$qfields = array(
				'id' => 'id',
				'n_given' => 'n_given
			);


function add($owner,$fields,$access='',$cat_id='',$tid='n')

	Purpose:

		Add a new contact record of the type, category and access sent
		with a field list.

	Inputs:

		$owner  =	id of user adding this data

		$fields =	simple array of fields to write into the new record

		$access =	public/private

		$cat_id =	category id for the record, if desired

		$tid    =	type id ( see read() above ), defaults to 'n'


function update($id,$owner,$fields,$access='',$cat_id='',$tid='')

	Purpose:

		Update an entry already in the contacts list

	Inputs:

		$id     =	id of entry you want to update
		
		$owner  =	id of user modifying this data
		
		$fields =	simple array of fields to update in the record
					(see examples above)

		$access =	public/private

		$cat_id =	category id for the record, if desired


		$tid    =	type id ( see read() above ), defaults to 'n'


function delete_($id)

	Purpose:

		Delete an entry already in the contacts list

	Inputs:

		$id = id of entry you want to delete


Stock contact fields, other than accounting fields mentioned above:

			$this->stock_contact_fields = array(
				"fn"                     => "fn",        // 'prefix given middle family suffix'
				"n_given"                => "n_given",   // firstname
				"n_family"               => "n_family",  // lastname
				"n_middle"               => "n_middle",
				"n_prefix"               => "n_prefix",
				"n_suffix"               => "n_suffix",
				"sound"                  => "sound",
				"bday"                   => "bday",		// Birthday (12/31/1969)
				"note"                   => "note",		// Note, description, etc.
				"tz"                     => "tz",		// Hours offset from phpgw install
				"geo"                    => "geo",		// Not used
				"url"                    => "url",
				"pubkey"                 => "pubkey",	// Similar to note, but for public encryption key

				"org_name"               => "org_name",  // company
				"org_unit"               => "org_unit",  // division
				"title"                  => "title",

				"adr_one_street"         => "adr_one_street",	// Business address entry
				"adr_one_locality"       => "adr_one_locality", 
				"adr_one_region"         => "adr_one_region", 
				"adr_one_postalcode"     => "adr_one_postalcode",
				"adr_one_countryname"    => "adr_one_countryname",
				"adr_one_type"           => "adr_one_type", // address is domestic/intl/postal/parcel/work/home
				"label"                  => "label", // address label

				"adr_two_street"         => "adr_two_street",	// Home address entry
				"adr_two_locality"       => "adr_two_locality",
				"adr_two_region"         => "adr_two_region",
				"adr_two_postalcode"     => "adr_two_postalcode",
				"adr_two_countryname"    => "adr_two_countryname",
				"adr_two_type"           => "adr_two_type", // address is domestic/intl/postal/parcel/work/home

				"tel_work"               => "tel_work",
				"tel_home"               => "tel_home",
				"tel_voice"              => "tel_voice",
				"tel_fax"                => "tel_fax", 
				"tel_msg"                => "tel_msg",
				"tel_cell"               => "tel_cell",
				"tel_pager"              => "tel_pager",
				"tel_bbs"                => "tel_bbs",
				"tel_modem"              => "tel_modem",
				"tel_car"                => "tel_car",
				"tel_isdn"               => "tel_isdn",
				"tel_video"              => "tel_video",
				"tel_prefer"             => "tel_prefer", // home;work;voice
				"email"                  => "email",
				"email_type"             => "email_type", //'INTERNET','CompuServe',etc...
				"email_home"             => "email_home",
				"email_home_type"        => "email_home_type" //'INTERNET','CompuServe',etc...
			);

Other useful arrays for setting option dialogs, etc.

			// Used to set adr_one_type/adr_two_type, e.g. 'intl;work'
			$this->adr_types = array(
				"dom"    => lang("Domestic"),
				"intl"   => lang("International"),
				"parcel" => lang("Parcel"),
				"postal" => lang("Postal")
			);

			// Used to set preferred number field, e.g. 'cell' or 'work'
			$this->tel_types = array(
				"work"  => "work",
				"home"  => "home",
				"voice" => "voice",
				"fax"   => "fax",
				"msg"   => "msg",
				"cell"  => "cell",
				"pager" => "pager",
				"bbs"   => "bbs",
				"modem" => "modem",
				"car"   => "car",
				"isdn"  => "isdn",
				"video" => "video"
			);

			$this->email_types = array(
				"INTERNET"   => "INTERNET",
				"CompuServe" => "CompuServe",
				"AOL"        => "AOL",
				"Prodigy"    => "Prodigy",
				"eWorld"     => "eWorld",
				"AppleLink"  => "AppleLink",
				"AppleTalk"  => "AppleTalk",
				"PowerShare" => "PowerShare",
				"IBMMail"    => "IBMMail",
				"ATTMail"    => "ATTMail",
				"MCIMail"    => "MCIMail",
				"X.400"      => "X.400",
				"TLX"        => "TLX"
			);

