/**
* This handles connecting a attendee to related items when the chained flag is true.
*
* @since 4.3.0
*
* @param EE_Attendee $attendee
* @param array $args incoming arguments from caller for specifying overrides.
*
* @return EE_Attendee
*/
private function _maybe_chained(EE_Attendee $attendee, $args)
{
if ($this->_chained) {
if (empty($this->_status)) {
$this->_set_repeated_relation($args, $attendee->ID());
}
//YES we DO want to set brand new relation objects because multiple attendees do not share the same related objects (for the purpose of tests at least)
$this->_set_new_relations($args, $attendee->ID());
//note relation to registration should already be set via the factory->registration_chained->create() method.
//add relation to status
$attendee->_add_relation_to($this->_status, 'Status');
$attendee->save();
return $attendee;
}
return $attendee;
}
/**
* _update_existing_attendee_data - in case it has changed since last time they registered for an event
*
* @param EE_Attendee $existing_attendee
* @param array $attendee_data
* @return \EE_Attendee
*/
private function _update_existing_attendee_data(EE_Attendee $existing_attendee, $attendee_data = array())
{
// first remove fname, lname, and email from attendee data
$dont_set = array('ATT_fname', 'ATT_lname', 'ATT_email');
// now loop thru what's left and add to attendee CPT
foreach ($attendee_data as $property_name => $property_value) {
if (!in_array($property_name, $dont_set) && EEM_Attendee::instance()->has_field($property_name)) {
$existing_attendee->set($property_name, $property_value);
}
}
// better save that now
$existing_attendee->save();
return $existing_attendee;
}
