$validators public read-only property All the validators declared in the model. public ArrayObject|yii\validators\Validator[] getValidators ( )

$passedOptionValues public read-only property The properties corresponding to the passed options public array getPassedOptionValues ( )

$action public property The action currently being executed public yii\base\Action $action = null

loadFromCache() public method Loads data from cache public void loadFromCache ( )

buildProximityMatch() public method Create PROXIMITY expressions public string buildProximityMatch ( $operator, $operands, &$params )$operator string The operator which is used for Create Match expressions $operands array The Match expressions $params return string The MATCH expression

generateAuthState() protected method Generates the auth state value. protected string generateAuthState ( )return string Auth state value.

In PHP, class member variables are also called properties. These variables are part of the class definition, and are used to represent the state of a class instance (i.e., to differentiate one instance of the class from another). In practice, you may often want to handle the reading or writing of properties in special ways. For example, you may want to always trim a string when it is being assigned to a label property. You could use the following code to achieve this task: $object->label = t

createServerInformationLink() public method Creates string containing HTML link which refers to the home page of determined web-server software and its full name. public string createServerInformationLink ( )return string Server software information hyperlink.

$specials public static property The special rules for converting a word between its plural form and singular form. The keys are the special words in singular form, and the values are the corresponding plural form. public static array $specials = ['atlas' => 'atlases', 'beef' => 'beefs', 'brother' => 'brothers', 'cafe' => 'cafes', 'child' => 'children', 'cookie' => 'cookies', 'corpus' => 'corpuses', 'cow' => 'cows', 'curve' => 'curves', 'foe' => 'foes', 'gangl

substr() public method Return part of a file. public string|false substr ( $start, $length )$start integer Reading start position. If non-negative, the returned string will start at the start'th position in file, counting from zero. If negative, the returned string will start at the start'th character from the end of file. $length integer Number of bytes to read. If given and is positive, the string returned will contain at most length characters beginning from start (depending on the