//
$app->get('/deviceport/:deviceid/patchcandidates', function ($deviceid) use($app) {
$s = new stdClass();
$s->portnumber = $app->request->get('portnumber');
$s->connectto = $app->request->get('connectto');
$s->listports = $app->request->get('listports');
$s->patchpanels = $app->request->get('patchpanels');
$s->limiter = $app->request->get('limiter');
$response['error'] = false;
$response['errorcode'] = 200;
// I like nulls and wrote this function originally around them
foreach ($s as $prop => $val) {
$s->{$prop} = !$val ? null : $val;
}
if (is_null($s->listports)) {
$response['device'] = DevicePorts::getPatchCandidates($deviceid, $s->portnumber, null, $s->patchpanels, $s->limiter);
} else {
$dp = new DevicePorts();
$dp->DeviceID = $s->connectto;
$list = $dp->getPorts();
foreach ($list as $key => $port) {
if (!is_null($port->ConnectedDeviceID)) {
if ($port->ConnectedDeviceID == $deviceid && $port->ConnectedPort == $s->portnumber) {
// This is what is currently connected so leave it in the list
} else {
// Remove any other ports that already have connections
unset($list[$key]);
}
}
}
// S.U.T. #2342 I touch myself
foreach ($list as $pn => $port) {
if ($pn > 0) {
$front[$pn] = $port;
} else {
$rear[$pn] = $port;
}
}
// Positive and negative numbers have different sorts to make sure that 1 is on top of the list
ksort($front);
krsort($rear);
$list = array_replace($front, $rear);
} else {
$patchpanels = isset($_POST['rear']) ? "true" : null;
$portnumber = isset($_POST['pn']) ? $_POST['pn'] : null;
$limiter = isset($_POST['limiter']) ? $_POST['limiter'] : null;
$list = DevicePorts::getPatchCandidates($_POST['swdev'], $portnumber, null, $patchpanels, $limiter);
}
header('Content-Type: application/json');
echo json_encode($list);
exit;
}
if (isset($_POST['ESXrefresh'])) {
$dev->DeviceID = $_POST['ESXrefresh'];
$dev->GetDevice();
if ($dev->Rights == "Write") {
ESX::RefreshInventory($_POST['ESXrefresh']);
buildESXtable($_POST['ESXrefresh']);
}
exit;
}
if (isset($_POST['customattrrefresh'])) {
