protected function ClientsHandlerEntityUIController::overviewTableRow in Web Service Clients 7.3

Generates the row for the passed entity and may be overridden in order to customize the rows.

Parameters

$additional_cols: Additional columns to be added after the entity label column.

Overrides EntityDefaultUIController::overviewTableRow

3 calls to ClientsHandlerEntityUIController::overviewTableRow()

ClientsConnectionEntityUIController::overviewTableRow in includes/clients.ui.inc

Generates the row for the passed entity and may be overridden in order to customize the rows.

ClientsHandlerEntityUIController::overviewTable in includes/clients.ui.inc

Overriden to sort the handlers by machine name.

ClientsResourceEntityUIController::overviewTableRow in includes/clients.ui.inc

Generates the row for the passed entity and may be overridden in order to customize the rows.

2 methods override ClientsHandlerEntityUIController::overviewTableRow()

ClientsConnectionEntityUIController::overviewTableRow in includes/clients.ui.inc

Generates the row for the passed entity and may be overridden in order to customize the rows.

ClientsResourceEntityUIController::overviewTableRow in includes/clients.ui.inc

Generates the row for the passed entity and may be overridden in order to customize the rows.

File

includes/clients.ui.inc, line 127

Provides a controller for building an entity overview form.

Class

ClientsHandlerEntityUIController

Default controller for providing handler UI.

Code

protected function overviewTableRow($conditions, $id, $entity, $additional_cols = array()) {
  $handler_types_callback = $this->entityInfo['admin ui']['types callback'];
  $handler_types = $handler_types_callback();
  $broken_class = $this->entityInfo['factory']['broken class'];
  if (get_class($entity) == $broken_class) {

    // If the handler is broken, there will be no type data for it.
    $type_label = $entity->type;
    $type_label .= ' <span class="warning">' . t("Broken handler") . '</span>';
  }
  else {
    $handler_type = $handler_types[$entity->type];
    $type_label = $handler_type['label'];
  }

  // Our subclasses have almost certainly added additional columns.
  // Put the handler type at the front so it comes just after the name.
  array_unshift($additional_cols, $type_label);
  $row = parent::overviewTableRow($conditions, $id, $entity, $additional_cols);
  return $row;
}