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<?php
namespace IAWP\Models;
/** @internal */
class Campaign extends \IAWP\Models\Model
{
use \IAWP\Models\Universal_Model_Columns;
protected $row;
private $title;
private $utm_source;
private $utm_medium;
private $utm_campaign;
private $utm_term;
private $utm_content;
public function __construct($row)
{
$this->row = $row;
$this->title = $row->title;
$this->utm_source = $row->utm_source;
$this->utm_medium = $row->utm_medium;
$this->utm_campaign = $row->utm_campaign;
$this->utm_term = $row->utm_term;
$this->utm_content = $row->utm_content;
}
public function id() : int
{
return $this->row->campaign_id;
}
public function table_type() : string
{
return 'campaigns';
}
/*
* Column names have shared logic between tables. So "title" for resources has the same logic
* as "title" for campaigns. Adding is_deleted ensures that the method can be called even though
* campaigns can never be deleted. A better code base would allow this to be removed.
*/
public function is_deleted()
{
return \false;
}
public function title()
{
return $this->title;
}
public function utm_source()
{
return $this->utm_source;
}
public function utm_medium()
{
return $this->utm_medium;
}
public function utm_campaign()
{
return $this->utm_campaign;
}
public function utm_term()
{
return $this->utm_term;
}
public function utm_content()
{
return $this->utm_content;
}
/**
* This isn't building a URL param that's used in a URL. This is building a unique id that's
* used for uniqueness in real-times most popular campaign list.
*
* @return string
*/
public function params() : string
{
return \http_build_query(['title' => $this->title(), 'utm_source' => $this->utm_source(), 'utm_medium' => $this->utm_medium(), 'utm_campaign' => $this->utm_campaign(), 'utm_term' => $this->utm_term(), 'utm_content' => $this->utm_content()]);
}
public function examiner_title() : ?string
{
return $this->title();
}
public function examiner_url() : string
{
return \IAWPSCOPED\iawp_dashboard_url(['tab' => 'campaigns', 'examiner' => $this->id()]);
}
}