} else {
if (!in_array($t1['task_parent'], $tasks_filtered)) {
/*
* don't "mess with" display when showing certain views
* (or similiar filters that don't involve "breaking apart" a task tree
* even though they might not use this page ever)
*/
if (!$task_id && in_array($f, $never_show_with_dots)) {
showtaskToOrganize($t1, 1, true, false, true);
} else {
//display as close to "tree-like" as possible
$is_opened = !$t1['task_dynamic'] || !in_array($t1['task_id'], $tasks_closed);
//check for child
$no_children = empty($children_of[$t1['task_id']]);
$my_level = $task_id && $t1['task_parent'] == $task_id ? 0 : -1;
showtaskToOrganize($t1, $my_level, $is_opened, false, $no_children);
// indeterminate depth for child task
if ($is_opened && !$no_children) {
findchild($p['tasks'], $t1['task_id'], 0, false, true);
}
}
}
}
}
echo '</div>';
if (isset($project_id)) {
echo '</div>';
}
?>
<form name="taskOrder" action="?m=tasks&a=do_task_order" method="post">
<input id="taskList" name="taskList" type="hidden" />
function findchild(&$tarr, $parent, $level = 0, $toModify = false, $toOrganize = false)
{
global $tasks_opened, $tasks_closed, $tasks_filtered, $children_of;
$tasks_closed = $tasks_closed ? $tasks_closed : array();
$tasks_opened = $tasks_opened ? $tasks_opened : array();
$level = $level + 1;
foreach ($tarr as $x => $task) {
if ($task['task_parent'] == $parent && $task['task_parent'] != $task['task_id']) {
$is_opened = !$task['task_dynamic'] || !in_array($task['task_id'], $tasks_closed);
//check for child
$no_children = empty($children_of[$task['task_id']]);
if ($toModify) {
showtaskToModify($task, $level, $is_opened, false, $no_children, false);
} else {
if ($toOrganize) {
showtaskToOrganize($task, $level, $is_opened, false, $no_children, false);
} else {
showtask($task, $level, $is_opened, false, $no_children, false);
}
}
if ($is_opened && !$no_children) {
/*
* Yes, this is stupid, but there was previously a bug where if you had
* two dynamic tasks at the same level and the child of a dynamic task,
* they would only both display if the first one was closed. The moment
* you opened the first one, the second would disappear.
*
* There is something screwy happening in this function in the pass by
* reference. I suspect it's a PHP4 vs PHP5 oddity.
*/
$tmp = $tarr;
findchild($tmp, $task['task_id'], $level, $toModify, $toOrganize);
}
}
}
}
