Implement basic filtering capabilities in the issue search view.
Since IDF's text search component does not allow further restrictions on the result set, we make a second, filtered query to restrict to the item state ('open' or 'closed') and optionally a label. All in all this is all harder than it could be, especially the tag cloud is very monolithic and should be replaced by a data-driven component that is less dependent on a single data / query and link usage, but this would for now require too many changes. Similar questionable is the code duplication for the index, listStatus and listLabel view implementations that all do more or less the same. The search implementation now only uses one implementation for a very similar use case. It also removes the artificial restriction to 100 results we had previously there and does not query a record for each single result (as was done with Pluf_Search_ResultSet previously). On my way through this I tried to generalize a couple of i18n texts and removed smaller issues like the "trailing comma" in label lists. This partially fixes issue 548.
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@@ -132,7 +132,7 @@ class IDF_Project extends Pluf_Model
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}
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return $projects[0];
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}
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/**
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* Returns the number of open/closed issues.
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*
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@@ -167,7 +167,7 @@ GROUP BY uid";
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$key = ($v['id'] === '-1') ? null : $v['id'];
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$ownerStatistics[$key] = (int)$v['nb'];
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}
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arsort($ownerStatistics);
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return $ownerStatistics;
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@@ -178,9 +178,10 @@ GROUP BY uid";
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*
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* @param string Status ('open'), 'closed'
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* @param IDF_Tag Subfilter with a label (null)
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* @param array Restrict further to a list of ids
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* @return int Count
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*/
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public function getIssueCountByStatus($status='open', $label=null)
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public function getIssueCountByStatus($status='open', $label=null, $ids=array())
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{
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switch ($status) {
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case 'open':
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@@ -203,12 +204,48 @@ GROUP BY uid";
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$sql2 = new Pluf_SQL('idf_tag_id=%s', array($label->id));
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$sql->SAnd($sql2);
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}
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if (count($ids) > 0) {
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$sql2 = new Pluf_SQL(sprintf('id IN (%s)', implode(', ', $ids)));
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$sql->SAnd($sql2);
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}
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$params = array('filter' => $sql->gen());
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if (!is_null($label)) { $params['view'] = 'join_tags'; }
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$gissue = new IDF_Issue();
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return $gissue->getCount($params);
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}
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/**
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* Get the tags for a specific list of issues.
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*
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* @param string Status ('open') or 'closed'
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* @param array A list of issue ids
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* @return array An array of tag objects
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*/
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public function getTagsByIssues($issue_ids=array())
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{
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// make the below query always a valid one
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if (count($issue_ids) == 0) $issue_ids[] = 0;
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$assocTable = $this->_con->pfx.'idf_issue_idf_tag_assoc';
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$query = sprintf(
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'SELECT DISTINCT idf_tag_id FROM %s '.
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'WHERE idf_issue_id IN (%s) '.
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'GROUP BY idf_tag_id',
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$assocTable, implode(',', $issue_ids)
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);
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$db = Pluf::db();
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$dbData = $db->select($query);
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$ids = array(0);
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foreach ($dbData as $data) {
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$ids[] = $data['idf_tag_id'];
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}
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$sql = new Pluf_SQL(sprintf('id IN (%s)', implode(', ', $ids)));
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$model = new IDF_Tag();
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return $model->getList(array('filter' => $sql->gen()));
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}
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/**
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* Get the open/closed tag ids as they are often used when doing
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* listings.
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@@ -415,7 +452,11 @@ GROUP BY uid";
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foreach ($this->_con->select($sql) as $idc) {
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$tag = new IDF_Tag($idc['id']);
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$tag->nb_use = $idc['nb_use'];
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$tags[] = $tag;
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// group by class
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if (!array_key_exists($tag->class, $tags)) {
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$tags[$tag->class] = array();
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}
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$tags[$tag->class][] = $tag;
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}
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return new Pluf_Template_ContextVars($tags);
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}
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