ajax-internal.php

<?php
// There could in theory be a SECURITY RISK for this file in general, because anyone could create a request for it, and start doing various functions.
// the cross domain origin may stop it, but in theory they could change the object in the browser, so you really do need some type of
// security protocol here to make sure the obects arent messed with, or change the approach completely in general.

require_once $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . '/config.php';
//require_once $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . "/_classes/standards.class.php"; // this is causing an error when I include it!!!
require_once $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . '/_functions/ck.functions.php'; // (includes standard.class.php) it would be nice if this could be a universal function we can pass stuff too, but not sure.
//require_once $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . "/_classes/predictions/prediction-consensus.php"; // causes a failure when you add this in!!!!
include ROOT . "_classes/submitRecurringCoinInfo.class.php"; // used to submit the btc info.


$return = array(
	'success' => TRUE,
	'errors' => array()
);

switch ($_REQUEST['operation']){
	case 'submitPrediction':
		$return = $_REQUEST;
		$construct = array(
			'class' => 'submitPrediction',
			'function' => $_REQUEST['function'],
			'post' => $_POST);
		$return = ckRouter($construct);
		break;

	// All of these are identical aside from the class it calls, and the function name but we have that.
	// Essentially, you could completely 100% modularize this thing so only 1 is necessary.
	 case 'userLogin':
		    $customClass = new Custom();
	      $return = $customClass->customLogin($_REQUEST);
				//$return = $_POST; // test
			break;

	case 'userForgotPassword':
		    $customClass = new Custom();
	      $return = $customClass->customForgotPasswordSend($_REQUEST);
			break;

	case 'userChangedPassword':
		    $customClass = new Custom();
	      $return = $customClass->customChangePassword($_POST);
			break;

	case 'userRegister':
			 $customClass = new Custom();
			 $return = $customClass->customRegister($_POST);
			 //$return = $_POST; // test
		 break;

	// being used from a homepage widget, this will change over time. This is a simple starting example.
	case 'getPredictions':
	    $Predictions = new Predictions();
        $return = $Predictions->getPredictions($_REQUEST);
		//$return = $_REQUEST; // test
		break;

	case 'getPredictionConsensus':
	  $PC = new PredictionConsensus();
    $data = $PC->getPredictionConsensus();
		$return = $data; // test
		break;

	case 'submitBTCData':
	    $return = $_POST; // test
	    $submitCoinInfo = new submitRecurringCoinInfo();
	    $return = $submitCoinInfo->submitBTC($_POST);
	    break;

	case 'sendEmailWarning':
	    $emailClass = new Email();
      //$return = $_POST['message'];
			$emailClass->sendWarningToAdmin($_POST['message']);
	    break;

	// case 'googleLogin':
	//     $GoogleLoginClass = new GoogleLogin();
	// 		$return = $GoogleLoginClass->login($_POST);
	//     break;
}

// old construct the way you did it in AT.
/*'classFunction' => $_REQUEST['operation'],
'apiClassName' => $_REQUEST['apiClassName'],
'userID' => 1, // $_SESSION['userID'] when you get login working
'post' => $_POST*/

//echo json_encode($construct);
echo json_encode($return);