M2_Util::getLanguages()Returns an array of site languages in shorthand form: "en", "da" etc.
M2_Util::getProfiling([$format],
[$ipLimit])Returns profiling information for the page.
$format can only be "html", and
$ipLimit is an optional array that will exclude
access to the profiling information from any IP address not in the
array.
M2_Util::getQuickForm($id, [$options])Returns an instance of PEARs HTML_QuickForm that has a few extra methods for interacting with Moski2.net like sending the form contents in an email and storing it in a container.
...TBD...
M2_Util::log($message, $identifier,
[$severity])Use this method to log to the Moski2.net system log. This way you will be able to see the events of your own application alongside with those of Moski2.net in a unified interface.
Log entries can be viewed in the administration and you can configure the logger to email you all log entries above a certain severity level (this is set up in the developer settings of the System Log.)
Table 30. Parameters for the log method
| Parameter | Description | Default value |
|---|---|---|
$message | The text string you wish to log. | '' |
$identifier | An identifier that allows you to group all logged events of this type. You can provide any string here, but make sure it is unique for this part of your application. | '' |
$severity | The severity of your event. Can be one of these strings:
| 'INFO' |
Here's a simple example of logging an event:
<?php
M2_Util::log('Could not connect to remote service', 'MyConnector', 'ERR');
?>You can also set up Moski2.net to log PHP errors directly to the system log.