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UbuntuandClaude Opus 5 5c30467fbd Add massage as a third vertical, driven by a config registry
Introduces /massage alongside barber and beauty: landing page, booking
flow, admin support, home tile and SEO entries, in all three languages.

Architecture
- application/config/verticals.php + vertical_helper.php: one registry
  entry per vertical (branding, assets, views, behaviour flags). A fourth
  vertical is a config entry plus content files.
- Strangler: barber and beauty keep pointing at their existing view files,
  so their rendered HTML is unchanged. Only massage uses the new generic
  pages/vertical-*.php and includes/vertical-*.php views, which collapse
  the four duplicated per-language nav/footer branches into one.
- Pages::vertical() + one route; booking(), booking_finished(),
  _booking_error() and manage_booking() are now registry-driven.

Worker/vertical coupling
- getActiveWorkers() derives the vertical from services.service_category_id
  instead of the workers.is_barber / is_beauty flags, which were a
  hand-maintained cache of exactly that fact. Verified against production
  data: the derived set reproduced the stored flags for every worker, in
  both verticals. No schema change was needed for massage.
- The legacy flags are now written through from the category so a rollback
  cannot strand a new worker, and the admin worker UI shows the derived
  verticals read-only instead of two dropdowns that controlled nothing.

Bug fixes found along the way (all pre-existing)
- booking_process() had no server-side category guard; cross-vertical
  mixing was prevented only by client-side JS.
- add-service-form / add-worker-form emitted `selected` on every category
  option, so the newest category silently became the default.
- update-service-form offered only barber/beauty, so editing a service of
  any other type silently rewrote it.
- getWorkerScheduleByDay ignored schedule overrides while getAvailableTimes
  honoured them, so slots could be shown and then rejected. Added an
  override-aware getWorkerScheduleForDate() and used it in both guards.
- Booking lists dereferenced a null service if one had been hard-deleted.
- main.css: .tiles was tuned for exactly two tiles, including an
  absolutely-positioned .style1 at the 1280px breakpoint.

Massage-specific behaviour, opt-in per vertical
- strip_category_prefix: grouped service lists show "50 min" under the
  treatment heading rather than repeating the full name. The full name is
  carried in data-service-name so the totals panel stays unambiguous, and
  services.service_name is untouched for emails and admin.
- single_service_booking: one treatment per booking, enforced in the UI and
  in booking_process(). Re-clicking the selection releases it.
- Displayed treatment time (50/80/110 min) is in the service name; the
  booked slot (60/90/120 min) is service_time and covers changing and
  payment. service_time is never shown to the guest.

DB migrations for dev/prod are in documents/ - additive only, no ALTER.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-08-13 16:34:47 +00:00

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<?php
defined('BASEPATH') OR exit('No direct script access allowed');
/**
* Vertical registry helper.
*
* Thin accessors over application/config/verticals.php so controllers and
* views never poke at the raw config array. Every function is safe to call
* with untrusted input — vertical_get() returns NULL for anything that is not
* a known, enabled vertical, which is what makes it usable as a whitelist for
* $_POST['subpage'] and for route segments.
*/
if ( ! function_exists('vertical_all'))
{
/**
* Every registered vertical, including disabled ones, keyed by slug.
*
* @return array
*/
function vertical_all()
{
$CI =& get_instance();
$CI->config->load('verticals', FALSE, TRUE);
$verticals = $CI->config->item('verticals');
return is_array($verticals) ? $verticals : array();
}
}
if ( ! function_exists('vertical_get'))
{
/**
* One vertical by slug, or NULL when the slug is unknown or disabled.
*
* Use this as the whitelist for any user-supplied vertical value.
*
* @param string $slug
* @return array|null
*/
function vertical_get($slug)
{
if ( ! is_string($slug) || $slug === '')
{
return NULL;
}
$verticals = vertical_all();
if ( ! isset($verticals[$slug]))
{
return NULL;
}
if (empty($verticals[$slug]['enabled']))
{
return NULL;
}
return $verticals[$slug];
}
}
if ( ! function_exists('vertical_exists'))
{
/**
* @param string $slug
* @return bool
*/
function vertical_exists($slug)
{
return vertical_get($slug) !== NULL;
}
}
if ( ! function_exists('vertical_slugs'))
{
/**
* Slugs of every enabled vertical. Suitable for in_array() checks and for
* building the admin service_type dropdown.
*
* @return array
*/
function vertical_slugs()
{
$slugs = array();
foreach (vertical_all() as $slug => $vertical)
{
if ( ! empty($vertical['enabled']))
{
$slugs[] = $slug;
}
}
return $slugs;
}
}
if ( ! function_exists('vertical_public'))
{
/**
* Enabled verticals flagged public, ordered by 'sort'. This is what the
* home page tiles iterate over — flipping 'public' is the launch switch.
*
* @return array
*/
function vertical_public()
{
$public = array();
foreach (vertical_all() as $slug => $vertical)
{
if ( ! empty($vertical['enabled']) && ! empty($vertical['public']))
{
$public[$slug] = $vertical;
}
}
uasort($public, 'vertical_sort_compare');
return $public;
}
}
if ( ! function_exists('vertical_sort_compare'))
{
/**
* uasort() callback. Named rather than a closure so this helper stays
* compatible with the PHP version the live host runs.
*
* @param array $a
* @param array $b
* @return int
*/
function vertical_sort_compare($a, $b)
{
$sa = isset($a['sort']) ? (int) $a['sort'] : 0;
$sb = isset($b['sort']) ? (int) $b['sort'] : 0;
if ($sa === $sb)
{
return 0;
}
return ($sa < $sb) ? -1 : 1;
}
}
if ( ! function_exists('vertical_label'))
{
/**
* Display label for a vertical in the given language, falling back to
* English and then to the uppercased slug.
*
* @param array $vertical
* @param string $lang
* @return string
*/
function vertical_label($vertical, $lang)
{
if (isset($vertical['label'][$lang]))
{
return $vertical['label'][$lang];
}
if (isset($vertical['label']['en']))
{
return $vertical['label']['en'];
}
return isset($vertical['slug']) ? strtoupper($vertical['slug']) : '';
}
}
if ( ! function_exists('vertical_lang'))
{
/**
* Whitelist a language segment. The site serves no/en/hu; anything else
* falls back to English, matching the existing per-view $langArray checks.
*
* @param string $lang
* @return string
*/
function vertical_lang($lang)
{
$allowed = array('no', 'en', 'hu');
return (is_string($lang) && in_array($lang, $allowed, TRUE)) ? $lang : 'en';
}
}
if ( ! function_exists('vertical_service_label'))
{
/**
* Display label for a service in a list that is ALREADY grouped under its
* category heading.
*
* services.service_name has to stay self-describing - the confirmation email
* and the admin lists render it with no category around it. But in the
* booking form, the manage-booking form and the landing-page price list the
* category heading sits directly above the row, so repeating it makes every
* row wrap and the list read as cramped:
*
* [Studio Beve Signature - individuelt tilpasset massasje]
* Studio Beve Signature - individuelt tilpasset massasje - 50 min
*
* Opt in per vertical via 'strip_category_prefix' so barber and beauty keep
* rendering exactly as before.
*
* @param array $vertical registry row (may be NULL or missing the key)
* @param object $serviceItem needs ->service_name and ->service_category
* @return string
*/
function vertical_service_label($vertical, $serviceItem)
{
$name = isset($serviceItem->service_name) ? $serviceItem->service_name : '';
if (empty($vertical['strip_category_prefix']))
{
return $name;
}
$category = isset($serviceItem->service_category) ? $serviceItem->service_category : '';
if ($category === '' OR strpos($name, $category) !== 0)
{
return $name;
}
// The /u modifier matters: the separator is an en dash, and a byte-wise
// trim() would only mangle it.
$stripped = substr($name, strlen($category));
$stripped = preg_replace('/^[\s\-–—]+/u', '', $stripped);
$stripped = trim($stripped);
return ($stripped !== '') ? $stripped : $name;
}
}