protected function default_display_filters_user($form, $form_state)
{
$filters = array();
if (!empty($form_state['values']['show']['type']) && $form_state['values']['show']['type'] != 'all') {
$bundle_key = $this->entity_info['bundle keys']['bundle'];
// Figure out the table where $bundle_key lives. It may not be the same as
// the base table for the view; the taxonomy vocabulary machine_name, for
// example, is stored in taxonomy_vocabulary, not taxonomy_term_data.
$fields = views_fetch_fields($this->base_table, 'filter');
if (isset($fields[$this->base_table . '.' . $bundle_key])) {
$table = $this->base_table;
} else {
foreach ($fields as $field_name => $value) {
if ($pos = strpos($field_name, '.' . $bundle_key)) {
$table = substr($field_name, 0, $pos);
break;
}
}
}
$table_data = views_fetch_data($table);
// Check whether the bundle key filter handler is or an child of it views_handler_filter_in_operator
// If it's not just use a single value instead of an array.
$handler = $table_data[$bundle_key]['filter']['handler'];
if ($handler == 'views_handler_filter_in_operator' || is_subclass_of($handler, 'views_handler_filter_in_operator')) {
$value = drupal_map_assoc(array($form_state['values']['show']['type']));
} else {
$value = $form_state['values']['show']['type'];
}
$filters[$bundle_key] = array('id' => $bundle_key, 'table' => $table, 'field' => $bundle_key, 'value' => $value);
}
// @todo: Figure out why this isn't part of node_views_wizard.
if (!empty($form_state['values']['show']['tagged_with']['tids'])) {
$filters['tid'] = array('id' => 'tid', 'table' => 'taxonomy_index', 'field' => 'tid', 'value' => $form_state['values']['show']['tagged_with']['tids'], 'vocabulary' => $form_state['values']['show']['tagged_with']['vocabulary']);
// If the user entered more than one valid term in the autocomplete
// field, they probably intended both of them to be applied.
if (count($form_state['values']['show']['tagged_with']['tids']) > 1) {
$filters['tid']['operator'] = 'and';
// Sort the terms so the filter will be displayed as it normally would
// on the edit screen.
sort($filters['tid']['value']);
}
}
return $filters;
}
protected function default_display_filters_user($form, $form_state) {
$filters = array();
if (!empty($form_state['values']['show']['type']) && $form_state['values']['show']['type'] != 'all') {
$bundle_key = $this->entity_info['bundle keys']['bundle'];
// Figure out the table where $bundle_key lives. It may not be the same as
// the base table for the view; the taxonomy vocabulary machine_name, for
// example, is stored in taxonomy_vocabulary, not taxonomy_term_data.
$fields = views_fetch_fields($this->base_table, 'filter');
if (isset($fields[$this->base_table . '.' . $bundle_key])) {
$table = $this->base_table;
}
else {
foreach ($fields as $field_name => $value) {
if ($pos = strpos($field_name, '.' . $bundle_key)) {
$table = substr($field_name, 0, $pos);
break;
}
}
}
$filters[$bundle_key] = array(
'id' => $bundle_key,
'table' => $table,
'field' => $bundle_key,
'value' => drupal_map_assoc(array($form_state['values']['show']['type'])),
);
}
if (!empty($form_state['values']['show']['tagged_with']['tids'])) {
$filters['tid'] = array(
'id' => 'tid',
'table' => 'taxonomy_index',
'field' => 'tid',
'value' => $form_state['values']['show']['tagged_with']['tids'],
'vocabulary' => $form_state['values']['show']['tagged_with']['vocabulary'],
);
// If the user entered more than one valid term in the autocomplete
// field, they probably intended both of them to be applied.
if (count($form_state['values']['show']['tagged_with']['tids']) > 1) {
$filters['tid']['operator'] = 'and';
// Sort the terms so the filter will be displayed as it normally would
// on the edit screen.
sort($filters['tid']['value']);
}
}
return $filters;
}
/**
* Build the part of the form that allows the user to select the view's filters.
*
* By default, this adds "of type" and "tagged with" filters (when they are
* available).
*/
protected function build_filters(&$form, &$form_state)
{
// Find all the fields we are allowed to filter by.
$fields = views_fetch_fields($this->base_table, 'filter');
$entity_info = $this->entity_info;
// If the current base table support bundles and has more than one (like user).
if (isset($entity_info['bundle keys']) && isset($entity_info['bundles'])) {
// Get all bundles and their human readable names.
$options = array('all' => t('All'));
foreach ($entity_info['bundles'] as $type => $bundle) {
$options[$type] = $bundle['label'];
}
$form['displays']['show']['type'] = array('#type' => 'select', '#title' => t('of type'), '#options' => $options);
$selected_bundle = views_ui_get_selected($form_state, array('show', 'type'), 'all', $form['displays']['show']['type']);
$form['displays']['show']['type']['#default_value'] = $selected_bundle;
// Changing this dropdown updates the entire content of $form['displays']
// via AJAX, since each bundle might have entirely different fields
// attached to it, etc.
views_ui_add_ajax_trigger($form['displays']['show'], 'type', array('displays'));
}
// Check if we are allowed to filter by taxonomy, and if so, add the
// "tagged with" filter to the view.
//
// We construct this filter using taxonomy_index.tid (which limits the
// filtering to a specific vocabulary) rather than taxonomy_term_data.name
// (which matches terms in any vocabulary). This is because it is a more
// commonly-used filter that works better with the autocomplete UI, and
// also to avoid confusion with other vocabularies on the site that may
// have terms with the same name but are not used for free tagging.
//
// The downside is that if there *is* more than one vocabulary on the site
// that is used for free tagging, the wizard will only be able to make the
// "tagged with" filter apply to one of them (see below for the method it
// uses to choose).
if (isset($fields['taxonomy_index.tid'])) {
// Check if this view will be displaying fieldable entities.
if (!empty($entity_info['fieldable'])) {
// Find all "tag-like" taxonomy fields associated with the view's
// entities. If a particular entity type (i.e., bundle) has been
// selected above, then we only search for taxonomy fields associated
// with that bundle. Otherwise, we use all bundles.
$bundles = array_keys($entity_info['bundles']);
// Double check that this is a real bundle before using it (since above
// we added a dummy option 'all' to the bundle list on the form).
if (isset($selected_bundle) && in_array($selected_bundle, $bundles)) {
$bundles = array($selected_bundle);
}
$tag_fields = array();
foreach ($bundles as $bundle) {
foreach (field_info_instances($this->entity_type, $bundle) as $instance) {
// We define "tag-like" taxonomy fields as ones that use the
// "Autocomplete term widget (tagging)" widget.
if ($instance['widget']['type'] == 'taxonomy_autocomplete') {
$tag_fields[] = $instance['field_name'];
}
}
}
$tag_fields = array_unique($tag_fields);
if (!empty($tag_fields)) {
// If there is more than one "tag-like" taxonomy field available to
// the view, we can only make our filter apply to one of them (as
// described above). We choose 'field_tags' if it is available, since
// that is created by the Standard install profile in core and also
// commonly used by contrib modules; thus, it is most likely to be
// associated with the "main" free-tagging vocabulary on the site.
if (in_array('field_tags', $tag_fields)) {
$tag_field_name = 'field_tags';
} else {
$tag_field_name = reset($tag_fields);
}
// Add the autocomplete textfield to the wizard.
$form['displays']['show']['tagged_with'] = array('#type' => 'textfield', '#title' => t('tagged with'), '#autocomplete_path' => 'taxonomy/autocomplete/' . $tag_field_name, '#size' => 30, '#maxlength' => 1024, '#field_name' => $tag_field_name, '#element_validate' => array('views_ui_taxonomy_autocomplete_validate'));
}
}
}
}
