/**
* returns the right CustomFieldValuexxx object but this method can be used
* in those occasions when we know the fieldId but we do not know its type so what we need to do
* is first load the field definition and then work on creating the right object type
*
* @param fieldId
* @param row An array
* @see getCustomFieldValueObject
*/
function getCustomFieldValueByFieldId($fieldId, $row)
{
// load the field definition first
$customFields = new CustomFields();
$customField = $customFields->getCustomField($fieldId);
if (!$customField) {
return false;
}
// if everything went fine, then continue
$row["field_id"] = $fieldId;
$row["field_type"] = $customField->getType();
$row["field_description"] = $customField->getDescription();
$row["field_name"] = $customField->getName();
$fieldValueObject = CustomFieldValueFactory::getCustomFieldValueObject($row);
return $fieldValueObject;
}
/**
* @private
*/
function _getArticleCustomFields()
{
// prepare the custom fields
$fields = array();
if (is_array($this->_customFields)) {
foreach ($this->_customFields as $fieldId => $fieldValue) {
// 3 of those parameters are not really need when creating a new object... it's enough that
// we know the field definition id.
$row = array("field_id" => $fieldId, "field_value" => $fieldValue, "field_name" => "", "field_type" => -1, "field_description" => "", "article_id" => -1, "blog_id" => $this->_blogInfo->getId(), "id" => -1);
// let's get the right value
$customField = CustomFieldValueFactory::getCustomFieldValueByFieldId($fieldId, $row);
$fieldName = $customField->getName();
$fields["{$fieldName}"] = $customField;
}
}
return $fields;
}
/**
* @private
*/
function _fillCustomFieldValueInformation($row)
{
return CustomFieldValueFactory::getCustomFieldValueObject($row);
}
