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Last Modified: 24.05.2022
You can supplement a standard set of company rules with your own rules. To do it, you need to use the event onSaleCompanyRulesClassNamesBuildList:
Bitrix\Main\EventManager::getInstance()->addEventHandler(
"sale",
"onSaleCompanyRulesClassNamesBuildList",
"myCompanyRulesFunction"
);
You need to return your class of rules in the event handler:
function myCompanyRulesFunction()
{
return new \Bitrix\Main\EventResult(
\Bitrix\Main\EventResult::SUCCESS,
array(
'\MyCompanyRules' => '/bitrix/php_interface/include/mycompanyrules.php',
)
);
}
By describing the rule itself, you can define your own conditions. For example, the rule for auto-assigning a company depending on lunar days is provided in the example below:
use Bitrix\Sale\Services\Base;
use Bitrix\Sale\Internals\Entity;
class MyCompanyRules extends Base\Restriction
{
public static function getClassTitle()
{
return 'by lunar days';
}
public static function getClassDescription()
{
return 'company will be used only in the specified range of lunar days';
}
public static function check($params, array $restrictionParams, $serviceId = 0)
{
if ($params < $restrictionParams['MIN_MOONDAY']
|| $params > $restrictionParams['MAX_MOONDAY'])
return false;
return true;
}
protected static function extractParams(Entity $entity)
{
$json = file_get_contents('http://moon-today.com/api/index.php?get=moonday');
$res = json_decode($json, true);
return !empty($res['moonday']) ? intval($res['moonday']) : 0;
}
public static function getParamsStructure($entityId = 0)
{
return array(
"MIN_MOONDAY" => array(
'TYPE' => 'NUMBER',
'DEFAULT' => "1",
'LABEL' => 'Minimum days'
),
"MAX_MOONDAY" => array(
'TYPE' => 'NUMBER',
'DEFAULT' => "30",
'LABEL' => 'Maximum days'
)
);
}
}