/**
* Remove a field from this group and the GroupedFields container.
*
* @param string $id
* @return Group
*/
public function remove($id)
{
// This check ensures we don't enter an infinite loop because the set will try to remove from the group as well
if ($this->groupedFields->has($id)) {
$this->groupedFields->remove($id);
}
return parent::remove($id);
}
/**
* Apply the filter to the supplied set of fields. In return, you'll end
* up with a \Dewdrop\Fields\GroupedFields object that reflects the sort
* order and grouping preferences contained in this filter. You can use
* that object either as a normal \Dewdrop\Fields object or you can call
* getGroups() on it to get the fields back in their assigned groups.
*
* @param Fields $currentFields
* @return GroupedFields
*/
public function apply(Fields $currentFields)
{
if (!$this->loadedDbData) {
$this->loadedDbData = $this->load();
}
$groupedFields = new GroupedFields([], $currentFields->getUser());
foreach ($this->loadedDbData as $fieldConfig) {
// Ungrouped fields come after grouped fields
if (!$fieldConfig['group_id']) {
continue;
}
$fieldId = $fieldConfig['field_id'];
$groupId = $fieldConfig['group_id'];
if ($currentFields->has($fieldId)) {
if (!$groupedFields->hasGroup($groupId)) {
$group = $groupedFields->addGroup($groupId);
$group->setTitle($fieldConfig['group_title']);
}
$groupedFields->getGroup($groupId)->add($currentFields->get($fieldId));
}
}
$ungrouped = $groupedFields->addGroup('ungrouped');
$ungrouped->setTitle('Other');
foreach ($this->loadedDbData as $fieldConfig) {
if (!$fieldConfig['group_id']) {
$id = $fieldConfig['field_id'];
if ($currentFields->has($id)) {
$ungrouped->add($currentFields->get($id));
}
}
}
foreach ($currentFields as $field) {
if (!$groupedFields->has($field->getId())) {
$ungrouped->add($field);
}
}
return $groupedFields;
}
