Wire::messages() method

Return or manage messages recorded by just this object or all Wire objects

This method returns and manages messages that were previously set by Wire::message().

Example

// Get messages for one object
$messages = $obj->messages();

// Get first message in object
$message = $obj->messages('first');

// Get messages for all Wire objects
$messages = $obj->messages('all');

// Get and clear all messages for all Wire objects
$messages = $obj->messages('clear all');

Usage

// basic usage
$notices = $wire->messages();

// usage with all arguments
$notices = $wire->messages($options = []);

Arguments

NameType(s)Description
options (optional)string, array

One or more of array elements or space separated string of:

  • first - only first item will be returned
  • last - only last item will be returned
  • all - include all messages, including those beyond the scope of this object
  • clear - clear out all items that are returned from this method
  • array - return an array of strings rather than series of Notice objects.
  • string - return a newline separated string rather than array/Notice objects.

Return value

Notices array string

Array of NoticeMessage messages, or string if last, first or str option was specified.


Wire methods and properties

API reference based on ProcessWire core version 3.0.236

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