Example #1
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 /**
  * Process the form and options array before random entities are created. The
  * main purpose here is for taxonomy term reference and entity reference
  * fields to create entities that can be attached to fields.
  *
  * @param array $options
  *   Options array.
  */
 protected static function processBeforeCreateRandom(&$options)
 {
     // We need to use "static" here and not "self" since "getFormClass" needs to
     // be called from individual Entity class to get the correct value.
     $formClass = static::getFormClassName();
     // Instantiate the form class.
     $classForm = new $formClass();
     // First get all field instances.
     $field_instances = $classForm->getEntityObject()->getFieldInstances();
     // Iterate over all the field instances and if the field is to be filled,
     // then process it.
     foreach ($field_instances as $field_name => $field_instance) {
         if (Field::isToBeFilled($classForm, $field_name, $options)) {
             // Check if the field is a taxonomy term field or an entity reference field.
             list($field_class, $widget_type) = Field::getFieldClass($classForm, $field_name);
             $field_class::processBeforeCreateRandom($classForm, $field_name, $options);
         }
     }
 }
Example #2
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 /**
  * Fill specified field with the provided values.
  *
  * @param string|array $field_name
  *   Field name if it is present at top-level form element. If it is not at
  *   the top-level form element, then provide an array.
  * @param string|int|array $values
  *   Value that needs to be filled.
  *
  * @return Response
  *   Response object.
  */
 public function fillFieldValues($field_name, $values)
 {
     list($field_class, $widget_type) = Field::getFieldClass($this, $field_name);
     if ($field_class) {
         return $field_class::fillValues($this, $field_name, $values);
     }
     $response = $this->getTreeKeys($field_name);
     if (!$response->getSuccess()) {
         return $this->fillValues($field_name, $values);
     }
     return $this->fillValues($response->getVar(), $values);
 }
Example #3
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 /**
  * Fills values in the specified field. Internally it calls the class of the
  * individual field type to fill the values.
  *
  * @param Form $formObject
  *   Form object.
  * @param string $field_name
  *   Field name.
  * @param string|array $values
  *   Values to be filled.
  *
  * @return mixed
  *   An array with 2 values:
  *   (1) $success: Whether default values could be filled in the field.
  *   (2) $msg: Message in case there is an error. This will be empty if
  *   $success is TRUE.
  */
 public static function fillValues(Form $formObject, $field_name, $values)
 {
     list($field_class, $widget_type) = Field::getFieldClass($formObject, $field_name);
     if (!empty($field_class)) {
         $function = 'fill' . $widget_type . 'Values';
         return $field_class::$function($formObject, $field_name, $values);
     }
     // $field_name is a property.
     return $formObject->fillValues($field_name, $values);
 }
Example #4
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 public function processAfterSubmit()
 {
     // First get all field instances.
     $field_instances = $this->getEntityObject()->getFieldInstances();
     // Iterate over all the field instances and if the field is to be filled,
     // then process it.
     foreach ($field_instances as $field_name => $field_instance) {
         list($field_class, $widget_type) = Field::getFieldClass($this, $field_name);
         $field_class::processAfterSubmit($this, $field_name);
     }
 }