Greetings,
Is there a way to explode a field that is not registered and in the database?
What we would like to do is a "Text After" with a non-registered field, but explode that non-registered field first.
Possible?
Bob L.
Hi David,
Hope all is well and you're in good health.
Haven't been able to use this mod on 15/09A as input for the "field select box" seem to be a required field.
I can enter the field I want in the text area box below this text.
Or enter absolute field name: Example %FIELDNAME%
But when I hit add, I get a notice box saying
"Please select an item in the list."
Hello Bob,
15/09A modification to admin/feeds_filters.php for the above; Look for the following code at line 165:
{updated - see below}
Cheers,
David.
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Bob L.
Still no joy Mr. David.
Just empties the Absolute Field Name and turns the Field above the select Red.
Hello Bob,
Sorry about that - here's the complete modification to admin/feeds_filters.php for 15/09A:
Look for the following code at line 169:
widget_selectArray("Field","field",TRUE,$default,array_merge(array(""=>"Select..."),$fields));...and REPLACE with:
widget_selectArray("Field","field",FALSE,$default,array_merge(array(""=>"Select..."),$fields));
widget_textBox("or Absolute Field Name","field_abs",FALSE,$filter_data["field"]);Then look for the following code at line 55:
widget_required("field");...and REPLACE with:
if ($_POST["field_abs"])
{
$_POST["field"] = $_POST["field_abs"];
}
else
{
widget_required("field");
}And finally (to show the configured field if not a database field) look for the following code at line 147:
print "<td>".$fields[$filter["field"]]."</td>";..and REPLACE with:
print "<td>".(isset($fields[$filter["field"]])?$fields[$filter["field"]]:$filter["field"])."</td>";Then in admin/feeds_filters_configure.php look for the following code at line 101:
print "<td>".$fields[$filter["field"]]."</td>";...and REPLACE with:
print "<td>".(isset($fields[$filter["field"]])?$fields[$filter["field"]]:$filter["field"])."</td>";Cheers,
David.
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Bob L.
Now we have that baby cooking.
Thank you ever so much. Mr. David.
Hi Convergence,
Have a go as follows; firstly in admin/feeds_filters.php look for the following code around line 133:
widget_selectArray("field",$fields,$default,"Select..");widget_errorGet("field");
...and REPLACE with:
widget_selectArray("field",$fields,$default,"Select..");widget_errorGet("field");
print "<br />Or enter absolute field name:<br />";
print "<input type='text' name='field_abs' value='".widget_safe($filter_data["field"])."' />";
And then the following code at line 27:
widget_required("field");...and REPLACE with:
if ($_POST["field_abs"]){
$_POST["field"] = $_POST["field_abs"];
}
else
{
widget_required("field");
}
And for aesthetic reasons, so that you can see field name if added in this way, look for the following code at line 103:
print "<td>".$fields[$filter["field"]]."</td>";...and REPLACE with:
print "<td>".(isset($fields[$filter["field"]])?$fields[$filter["field"]]:$filter["field"])."</td>";With that in place, you will then be able to add a new filter by either selecting a registered field, or now by entering the field name itself exactly as seen in the sample data record shown on Feed Registration Step 2 (so easiest thing to do would be to open that page in a new window when adding the filter and copy / paste the field names across).
Finally, to get the filter to apply to the non registered field, look for the following code in includes/admin.php around line 225:
$importRecord[$filter["field"]] = $execFunction($filter["data"],$importRecord[$filter["field"]]);...and REPLACE with:
if (isset($importRecord[$filter["field"]])){
$importRecord[$filter["field"]] = $execFunction($filter["data"],$importRecord[$filter["field"]]);
}
else
{
$filter_record[$filter["field"]] = $execFunction($filter["data"],$filter_record[$filter["field"]]);
}
Cheers,
David.
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