private function loadSearchConditionals()
{
foreach ($this->table_headers as $field) {
// If search column is set, then we only match on that column.
if (!empty($this->search_column) && $this->search_column != $field->getName()) {
continue;
}
if (!isset($conditional)) {
$conditional = $this->db->createConditional($field, '%' . $this->search_phrase . '%', 'like');
} else {
$conditional = $this->db->createConditional($conditional, $this->db->createConditional($field, '%' . $this->search_phrase . '%', 'like'), 'OR');
}
}
$this->db->addConditional($conditional);
}
/**
* Calls getFieldCondtional and uses it within a DB::addConditional call. Note
* that addConditional ONLY USES "AND" COMPARISONS. This is just a shortcut.
* More intricate conditionals should not use this method.
*
* @see \Database\Table::getFieldConditional
* @param string $field_name
* @param string $value
* @param string $operator
*/
public function addFieldConditional($field_name, $value, $operator = null)
{
$this->db->addConditional($this->getFieldConditional($field_name, $value, $operator));
}
