Doc comment missing for class method
getAvailableLanguages954 return is_null($sizes[$size]) ? $sizes['Small'] : $sizes[$size];
955 }
956
957 public static function getAvailableLanguages()958 {
959 $langs_available = array_diff(scandir(FLUX_LANG_DIR), array('..', '.'));
960Doc comment missing for class method
getItemSubType674 return false;
675 }
676 }
677 public static function getItemSubType($id1, $id2)678 {
679 $subtype = "ItemSubTypes.$id1.$id2";
680 $result = self::config($subtype);
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