public static function date_ical_plugin_style_ical_feed::convert_rrule_for_icalcreator in Date iCal 7.2

This function converts an rrule array to the iCalcreator format.

iCalcreator expects the BYDAY element to be an array like this: (array) ( [([plus] ordwk / minus ordwk)], "DAY" => weekday )

But the way that the Date API gives it to us is like this: (array) ( [([plus] ordwk / minus ordwk)]weekday )

1 call to date_ical_plugin_style_ical_feed::convert_rrule_for_icalcreator()

date_ical_plugin_style_ical_feed::render in includes/date_ical_plugin_style_ical_feed.inc

Render the display in this style.

File

includes/date_ical_plugin_style_ical_feed.inc, line 406

Views style plugin for the Date iCal module.

Class

date_ical_plugin_style_ical_feed

Default style plugin to render an iCal feed.

Code

public static function convert_rrule_for_icalcreator($rrule) {
  $new_rrule = array();
  foreach ($rrule as $key => $value) {
    if (strtoupper($key) == 'DATA') {

      // iCalcreator doesn't expect the 'DATA' key that the Date API gives us.
      continue;
    }
    if (strtoupper($key) == 'UNTIL') {

      // iCalcreator expects the 'timestamp' to be array key for UNTIL
      $value['timestamp'] = strtotime($value['datetime']);
    }
    if (strtoupper($key) == 'BYDAY') {
      $new_byday = array();
      foreach ($value as $day) {

        // Fortunately, the weekday values are always 2 characters, so it's easy to
        // split off the ordwk part, even though it could be 1 or 2 characters.
        $weekday = substr($day, -2);
        $ordwk = substr($day, 0, -2);
        $new_byday[] = array(
          $ordwk,
          'DAY' => $weekday,
        );
      }
      $value = $new_byday;
    }
    $new_rrule[$key] = $value;
  }
  return $new_rrule;
}