17e631bc5e
Create OC_JSON class, for single point of creating json responses. No real logic change, this just cleans up the code a bit.
28 lines
719 B
PHP
28 lines
719 B
PHP
<?php
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/**
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* Copyright (c) 2011 Georg Ehrke <ownclouddev at georgswebsite dot de>
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* This file is licensed under the Affero General Public License version 3 or
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* later.
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* See the COPYING-README file.
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*/
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require_once('../../../lib/base.php');
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$l10n = new OC_L10N('calendar');
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if(!OC_USER::isLoggedIn()) {
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die("<script type=\"text/javascript\">document.location = oc_webroot;</script>");
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}
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$errarr = OC_Calendar_Object::validateRequest($_POST);
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if($errarr){
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//show validate errors
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OC_JSON::error($errarr);
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exit;
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}else{
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$cal = $_POST['calendar'];
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$vcalendar = OC_Calendar_Object::createVCalendarFromRequest($_POST);
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$result = OC_Calendar_Object::add($cal, $vcalendar->serialize());
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OC_JSON::success();
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}
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?>
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