public function DateRangeDurationWidget::formElement in Datetime Extras 8

Returns the form for a single field widget.

Field widget form elements should be based on the passed-in $element, which contains the base form element properties derived from the field configuration.

The BaseWidget methods will set the weight, field name and delta values for each form element. If there are multiple values for this field, the formElement() method will be called as many times as needed.

Other modules may alter the form element provided by this function using hook_field_widget_form_alter() or hook_field_widget_WIDGET_TYPE_form_alter().

The FAPI element callbacks (such as #process, #element_validate, #value_callback, etc.) used by the widget do not have access to the original $field_definition passed to the widget's constructor. Therefore, if any information is needed from that definition by those callbacks, the widget implementing this method, or a hook_field_widget[_WIDGET_TYPE]_form_alter() implementation, must extract the needed properties from the field definition and set them as ad-hoc $element['#custom'] properties, for later use by its element callbacks.

Parameters

\Drupal\Core\Field\FieldItemListInterface $items: Array of default values for this field.

int $delta: The order of this item in the array of sub-elements (0, 1, 2, etc.).

array $element: A form element array containing basic properties for the widget:

#field_parents: The 'parents' space for the field in the form. Most widgets can simply overlook this property. This identifies the location where the field values are placed within $form_state->getValues(), and is used to access processing information for the field through the getWidgetState() and setWidgetState() methods.
#title: The sanitized element label for the field, ready for output.
#description: The sanitized element description for the field, ready for output.
#required: A Boolean indicating whether the element value is required; for required multiple value fields, only the first widget's values are required.
#delta: The order of this item in the array of sub-elements; see $delta above.

array $form: The form structure where widgets are being attached to. This might be a full form structure, or a sub-element of a larger form.

\Drupal\Core\Form\FormStateInterface $form_state: The current state of the form.

Return value

array The form elements for a single widget for this field.

Overrides DateRangeDefaultWidget::formElement

File

src/Plugin/Field/FieldWidget/DateRangeDurationWidget.php, line 169

Class

DateRangeDurationWidget: Plugin implementation of the 'daterange_duration' widget.

Namespace

Drupal\datetime_extras\Plugin\Field\FieldWidget

Code

public function formElement(FieldItemListInterface $items, $delta, array $element, array &$form, FormStateInterface $form_state) {
  $form_element = parent::formElement($items, $delta, $element, $form, $form_state);
  $increment = $this
    ->getSetting('time_increment');
  foreach ([
    'value',
    'end_value',
  ] as $sub_element) {
    $form_element[$sub_element]['#date_increment'] = $increment;

    // If the increment is in days, don't collect time at all.
    if ($increment >= 86400) {
      $form_element[$sub_element]['#date_time_format'] = '';
      $form_element[$sub_element]['#date_time_element'] = 'none';
      $form_element[$sub_element]['#date_time_callbacks'] = [];
    }
  }

  // Since the user will probably define a duration, not an end time, mark the
  // element unrequired. We'll force a value during our custom validation.
  $form_element['end_value']['#required'] = FALSE;
  $item = $items[$delta];
  if ($item->start_date) {

    /** @var \Drupal\Core\Datetime\DrupalDateTime $start_date */
    $start_date = $item->start_date;
  }
  if ($item->end_date) {

    /** @var \Drupal\Core\Datetime\DrupalDateTime $end_date */
    $end_date = $item->end_date;
  }
  if (!empty($start_date) && !empty($end_date)) {
    $interval = $start_date
      ->diff($end_date);
  }
  $form_element['end_type'] = [
    '#type' => 'radios',
    '#options' => [
      'duration' => $this
        ->t('Duration'),
      'end_date' => $this
        ->t('End date'),
    ],
    '#prefix' => '<div class="container-inline">',
    '#suffix' => '</div>',
    '#default_value' => 'duration',
    '#weight' => '-5',
  ];
  $form_element['value']['#weight'] = '-10';
  $form_element['end_value']['#weight'] = '0';
  $end_type_name = $this->fieldDefinition
    ->getName() . '[' . $delta . '][end_type]';

  // Use #states to hide the end_value if we're using a duration.
  // Sadly [#2419131] means #states doesn't work directly on a datetime.
  // @todo This hack breaks the label for end_value.
  // @see https://www.drupal.org/node/3026456
  $form_element['end_value']['#theme_wrappers'] = [
    'container',
  ];
  $form_element['end_value']['#states']['visible'][] = [
    ':input[name="' . $end_type_name . '"]' => [
      'value' => 'end_date',
    ],
  ];
  $form_element['duration'] = [
    '#type' => 'duration',
    '#cardinality' => $this->fieldDefinition
      ->getFieldStorageDefinition()
      ->getCardinality(),
    '#granularity' => $this
      ->getSetting('duration_granularity'),
    '#date_increment' => $increment,
    '#weight' => '10',
    '#states' => [
      'visible' => [
        ':input[name="' . $end_type_name . '"]' => [
          'value' => 'duration',
        ],
      ],
    ],
  ];

  // Set the default duration. If we already have an end_date value, use that.
  // Otherwise, use the default duration from the widget settings.
  if (empty($interval)) {
    $interval = $this
      ->getDefaultDurationInterval();
  }
  $form_element['duration']['#default_value'] = $interval;

  // Add #validate callback to set the end_value from duration. We want our
  // #element_validate to run first, so put it at the front of the array.
  array_unshift($form_element['#element_validate'], [
    get_class($this),
    'validateDuration',
  ]);
  return $form_element;
}

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