function contentanalysis_get_default_context in Content Analysis 6

Same name and namespace in other branches

1. 8 contentanalysis.module \contentanalysis_get_default_context()
2. 7 contentanalysis.module \contentanalysis_get_default_context()

Provides initial format for context associative array

Return value

Initialized context associative array

2 calls to contentanalysis_get_default_context()

contentanalysis_analyze_js in ./contentanalysis.module

Returns content analysis for AJAX calls

contentanalysis_parse_context in ./contentanalysis.module

Inspects context to select a normalizing context parser

File

./contentanalysis.module, line 551

Code

function contentanalysis_get_default_context() {
  $context = array(
    'aid' => NULL,
    // analysis id
    'form_id' => NULL,
    // id of form that submitted the content
    'source' => NULL,
    // source of request
    'nid' => NULL,
    // the Drupal node id
    'path' => NULL,
    // the Drupal path, after base_path, for a Drupal page
    'url' => NULL,
    // full url including http://
    'page' => NULL,
    // the contents of a page if a full page is to be analyzed, e.g. by using a URL to fetch a page
    'title' => NULL,
    // a drupal page title, e.g. a node title or header for other types of Drupal pages
    'node_body' => NULL,
    // content of the node body field
    'body' => NULL,
    // the main body of text to be analyzed. for a node it is the node body, plus title or any cck fields. For a page it is all content between the body tags
    'body_notags' => NULL,
    // the body field with all stripped of all HTML tags
    'page_title' => NULL,
    // the title found between the title tags in the header section of a HTMLdoc.
    'meta_keywords' => NULL,
    // the meta keywords found in the header section of a HTML doc.
    'meta_description' => NULL,
    // the meta keywords found in the header section of a HTML doc.
    'analyzers' => array(),
  );
  return $context;
}