Ejemplo n.º 1
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 /**
  * Sort the entries by the user set attributes.
  *
  * $object -- syntax is field|SORT_ASC(SORT_DESC)|SORT_REGULAR(SORT_NUMERIC)(SORT_STRING)
  *
  * example  -- 'state|SORT_ASC|SORT_STRING, last_name|SORT_DESC|SORT_REGULAR
  *
  *
  * Available order_by fields:
  *  id
  *  date_added
  *  date_modified
  *  first_name
  *  last_name
  *  organization
  *  department
  *  city
  *  state
  *  zipcode
  *  country
  *  birthday
  *  anniversary
  *
  * Order Flags:
  *  SORT_ACS
  *  SORT_DESC
  *  SPECIFIED**
  *  RANDOM**
  *
  * Sort Types:
  *  SORT_REGULAR
  *  SORT_NUMERIC
  *  SORT_STRING
  *
  * **NOTE: The SPECIFIED and RANDOM Order Flags can only be used
  * with the id field. The SPECIFIED flag must be used in conjunction
  * with $suppliedIDs which can be either a comma delimited sting or
  * an indexed array of entry IDs. If this is set, other sort fields/flags
  * are ignored.
  *
  * @access private
  * @since  unknown
  * @deprecated since unknown
  *
  * @param array   $entries A reference to an array of object $entries
  * @param string  $orderBy
  * @param mixed   array|string|NULL [optional]
  *
  * @return array of objects
  */
 private function orderBy(&$entries, $orderBy, $suppliedIDs = NULL)
 {
     if (empty($entries) || empty($orderBy)) {
         return $entries;
     }
     $orderFields = array('id', 'date_added', 'date_modified', 'first_name', 'last_name', 'title', 'organization', 'department', 'city', 'state', 'zipcode', 'country', 'birthday', 'anniversary');
     $sortFlags = array('SPECIFIED' => 'SPECIFIED', 'RANDOM' => 'RANDOM', 'SORT_ASC' => SORT_ASC, 'SORT_DESC' => SORT_DESC, 'SORT_REGULAR' => SORT_REGULAR, 'SORT_NUMERIC' => SORT_NUMERIC, 'SORT_STRING' => SORT_STRING);
     $specifiedIDOrder = FALSE;
     // Build an array of each field to sort by and attributes.
     $sortFields = explode(',', $orderBy);
     // For each field the sort order can be defined as well as the sort type
     foreach ($sortFields as $sortField) {
         $sortAtts[] = explode('|', $sortField);
     }
     /*
      * Dynamically build the variables that will be used for the array_multisort.
      *
      * The field type should be the first item in the array if the user
      * constructed the shortcode attribute correctly.
      */
     foreach ($sortAtts as $field) {
         // Trim any spaces the user might have added to the shortcode attribute.
         $field[0] = strtolower(trim($field[0]));
         // If a user included a sort field that is invalid/mis-spelled it is skipped since it can not be used.
         if (!in_array($field[0], $orderFields)) {
             continue;
         }
         // The dynamic variable are being created and populated.
         foreach ($entries as $key => $row) {
             $entry = new cnEntry($row);
             switch ($field[0]) {
                 case 'id':
                     ${$field[0]}[$key] = $entry->getId();
                     break;
                 case 'date_added':
                     ${$field[0]}[$key] = $entry->getDateAdded('U');
                     break;
                 case 'date_modified':
                     ${$field[0]}[$key] = $entry->getUnixTimeStamp();
                     break;
                 case 'first_name':
                     ${$field[0]}[$key] = $entry->getFirstName();
                     break;
                 case 'last_name':
                     ${$field[0]}[$key] = $entry->getLastName();
                     break;
                 case 'title':
                     ${$field[0]}[$key] = $entry->getTitle();
                     break;
                 case 'organization':
                     ${$field[0]}[$key] = $entry->getOrganization();
                     break;
                 case 'department':
                     ${$field[0]}[$key] = $entry->getDepartment();
                     break;
                 case $field[0] === 'city' || $field[0] === 'state' || $field[0] === 'zipcode' || $field[0] === 'country':
                     if ($entry->getAddresses()) {
                         $addresses = $entry->getAddresses();
                         foreach ($addresses as $address) {
                             //${$field[0]}[$key] = $address[$field[0]];
                             ${$field[0]}[$key] = $address->{$field}[0];
                             // Only set the data from the first address.
                             break;
                         }
                     } else {
                         ${$field[0]}[$key] = NULL;
                     }
                     break;
                 case 'birthday':
                     ${$field[0]}[$key] = strtotime($entry->getBirthday());
                     break;
                 case 'anniversary':
                     ${$field[0]}[$key] = strtotime($entry->getAnniversary());
                     break;
             }
         }
         // The sorting order to be determined by a lowercase copy of the original array.
         ${$field}[0] = array_map('strtolower', ${$field}[0]);
         // The arrays to be sorted must be passed by reference or it won't work.
         $sortParams[] =& ${$field}[0];
         // Add the flag and sort type to the sort parameters if they were supplied in the shortcode attribute.
         foreach ($field as $key => $flag) {
             // Trim any spaces the user might have added and change the string to uppercase..
             $flag = strtoupper(trim($flag));
             // If a user included a sort tag that is invalid/mis-spelled it is skipped since it can not be used.
             if (!array_key_exists($flag, $sortFlags)) {
                 continue;
             }
             /*
              * If the order is specified set the variable to true and continue
              * because SPECIFIED should not be added to the $sortParams array
              * as that would be an invalid argument for the array multisort.
              */
             if ($flag === 'SPECIFIED' || $flag === 'RANDOM') {
                 $idOrder = $flag;
                 continue;
             }
             // Must be pass as reference or the multisort will fail.
             $sortParams[] =& $sortFlags[$flag];
             unset($flag);
         }
     }
     /*
      *
      */
     if (isset($id) && isset($idOrder)) {
         switch ($idOrder) {
             case 'SPECIFIED':
                 $sortedEntries = array();
                 /*
                  * Convert the supplied IDs value to an array if it is not.
                  */
                 if (!is_array($suppliedIDs) && !empty($suppliedIDs)) {
                     // Trim the space characters if present.
                     $suppliedIDs = str_replace(' ', '', $suppliedIDs);
                     // Convert to array.
                     $suppliedIDs = explode(',', $suppliedIDs);
                 }
                 foreach ($suppliedIDs as $entryID) {
                     $sortedEntries[] = $entries[array_search($entryID, $id)];
                 }
                 $entries = $sortedEntries;
                 return $entries;
                 break;
             case 'RANDOM':
                 shuffle($entries);
                 return $entries;
                 break;
         }
     }
     /*print_r($sortParams);
     		print_r($first_name);
     		print_r($last_name);
     		print_r($state);
     		print_r($zipcode);
     		print_r($organization);
     		print_r($department);
     		print_r($birthday);
     		print_r($anniversary);*/
     // Must be pass as reference or the multisort will fail.
     $sortParams[] =& $entries;
     //$sortParams = array(&$state, SORT_ASC, SORT_REGULAR, &$zipcode, SORT_DESC, SORT_STRING, &$entries);
     call_user_func_array('array_multisort', $sortParams);
     return $entries;
 }