PHP code

This activity allows to execute random PHP code Attention! Only user with admin access permissions can specify PHP code. .

Example

Note: Code must be specified without opening and closing tags (<?, ?>).

Important! It's not recommended to use the expressions type {=...} inside the code body. They can contain parameters that can be modified by any account user even without necessary access permissions.
For example, it's better to use $root->GetVariable('COMPANY_NAME') instead of {=Variable:COMPANY_NAME} .

1. Setting variable value

$this->SetVariable('Variable1', 12345);

where:

Variable1 - variable ID, with assigned value (number 12345).

2. Writing several users into "User" variable type

$this->SetVariable("user", array("user_1", "user_2"));

where:

array("user_1", "user_2") - array with users in format user_[user_ID_in_system].

3. Using PHP code and fields/variable values for getting iblock element name

$arFilter = Array("IBLOCK_ID" => {=Variable:Variable1_printable}, "ID" => {=Document:PROPERTY_1}); 
$dc = CIBlockElement::GetList(array(), $arFilter, array("NAME"));
$br = $dc->Fetch();
$Pbrr = $br["NAME"];
$this -> SetVariable('Variable2', $Pbrr);

where:

{=Variable:Variable1_printable} - variable value, containing iblock ID;
{=Document:PROPERTY_1} - element field, containing iblock element ID;;
Variable2 - variable ID, containing the calculated the iblock element name.

4. Converting element field format and further use

Example of converting User element field into a clear format to use it when sending a message:

Create variable for storage of converted element field value in workflow template;

Specify PHP code approximately the following:

$rsUser = CUser::GetByID({=Document:PROPERTY_USER});
$arUser = $rsUser->Fetch();
$this->SetVariable('#Variabl_name#', $arUser[NAME].' '.$arUser[SECOND_NAME].' '.$arUser[LAST_NAME]);

Next, use the printing of this variable instead of element field in the notification block.

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