Doc comment missing for class method
getOrderPharm 66 return $this->quantity;
67 }
68
69 public function getOrderPharm($id) 70 {
71 $this->getOrder($id);
72 return $this->pharmacyName;Doc comment missing for class method
getMedQuantiy 60 return $this->medId;
61 }
62
63 public function getMedQuantiy($id) 64 {
65 $this->getOrder($id);
66 return $this->quantity;Doc comment missing for class method
getMedId 54 $db->close();
55 }
56
57 public function getMedId($id) 58 {
59 $this->getOrder($id);
60 return $this->medId;Doc comment missing for class method
getSupOrders 43 $db->close();
44 }
45
46 public function getSupOrders($name) 47 {
48 $db = (new Database())->getConnection();
49 $sql = "SELECT id from pharmacyorder WHERE pharmacyorder.status = '1' && pharmacyorder.supName = '$name'";Doc comment missing for class method
ViewAcceptedOrders14class SupplierOrdersController extends Controller
15{
16
17 public function ViewAcceptedOrders()18 {
19 $order = new PharmacyOrderModel;
20 $med = new MedicineModel;Doc comment missing for class method
Orders103 }
104 }
105
106 public function Orders(Request $request)107 {
108 if ($_SESSION['userType'] == 'supplier') {
109
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