Stud.IP
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Public Member Functions | |
__construct ($query, $title="", $avatarLike="") | |
getTitle () | |
getAvatar ($id) | |
getAvatarImageTag ($id, $size=Avatar::SMALL, $options=[]) | |
getResults ($input, $contextual_data=[], $limit=PHP_INT_MAX, $offset=0) | |
includePath () | |
Public Member Functions inherited from SearchType | |
getTitle () | |
getAvatar ($id) | |
getAvatarImageTag ($id) | |
getResults ($keyword, $contextual_data=[], $limit=PHP_INT_MAX, $offset=0) | |
__toString () | |
includePath () | |
Static Public Member Functions | |
static | get () |
Protected Attributes | |
$sql | |
$avatarLike | |
$title | |
Additional Inherited Members | |
Data Fields inherited from SearchType | |
$extendedLayout = false | |
Class of type SearchType used for searches with QuickSearch (lib/classes/QuickSearch.php). You can search with a sql-syntax in the database. You just need to give in a query like for a PDB-prepare statement and at least the variable ":input" in the query (the :input will be replaced with the input of the QuickSearch userinput. [code] $search = new SQLSearch("SELECT username, Nachname " "FROM auth_user_md5 " . "WHERE Nachname LIKE :input ", _("Nachname suchen"), "username"); [/code]
__construct | ( | $query, | |
$title = "" , |
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$avatarLike = "" |
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string | $query | SQL with at least ":input" as parameter |
string | $title | |
string | $avatarLike | in this search. array("input_name" => "placeholder_in_sql_query") |
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getAvatar | ( | $id | ) |
returns an adress of the avatar of the searched item (if avatar enabled)
string | $id | id of the item which can be username, user_id, Seminar_id or Institut_id |
getAvatarImageTag | ( | $id, | |
$size = Avatar::SMALL , |
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$options = [] |
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returns an html tag of the image of the searched item (if avatar enabled)
string | $id | id of the item which can be username, user_id, Seminar_id or Institut_id |
string | $size | enum(NORMAL, SMALL, MEDIUM): size of the avatar |
array | $options |
getResults | ( | $input, | |
$contextual_data = [] , |
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$limit = PHP_INT_MAX , |
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$offset = 0 |
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returns the results of a search Use the contextual_data variable to send more variables than just the input to the SQL. QuickSearch for example sends all other variables of the same <form>-tag here.
string | $input | the search-word(s) |
array | $contextual_data | an associative array with more variables |
int | $limit | maximum number of results (default: all) |
int | $offset | return results starting from this row (default: 0) |
getTitle | ( | ) |
returns the title/description of the searchfield
includePath | ( | ) |
A very simple overwrite of the same method from SearchType class. returns the absolute path to this class for autoincluding this class.
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