function taxonomy_term_load_multiple_by_name in Drupal 8
Same name and namespace in other branches
- 9 core/modules/taxonomy/taxonomy.module \taxonomy_term_load_multiple_by_name()
Try to map a string to an existing term, as for glossary use.
Provides a case-insensitive and trimmed mapping, to maximize the likelihood of a successful match.
Parameters
$name: Name of the term to search for.
$vocabulary: (optional) Vocabulary machine name to limit the search. Defaults to NULL.
Return value
An array of matching term objects.
8 calls to taxonomy_term_load_multiple_by_name()
- EntityReferenceAutoCreateTest::testMultipleTargetBundles in core/
modules/ field/ tests/ src/ Functional/ EntityReference/ EntityReferenceAutoCreateTest.php - Tests if an entity reference field having multiple target bundles is storing the auto-created entity in the right destination.
- TermLanguageTest::testTermLanguage in core/
modules/ taxonomy/ tests/ src/ Functional/ TermLanguageTest.php - TermLanguageTest::testTermTranslatedOnOverviewPage in core/
modules/ taxonomy/ tests/ src/ Functional/ TermLanguageTest.php - Tests that translated terms are displayed correctly on the term overview.
- TermTest::testNodeTermCreationAndDeletion in core/
modules/ taxonomy/ tests/ src/ Functional/ TermTest.php - Test term creation with a free-tagging vocabulary from the node form.
- TermTest::testTaxonomyGetTermByName in core/
modules/ taxonomy/ tests/ src/ Functional/ TermTest.php - Test taxonomy_term_load_multiple_by_name().
File
- core/
modules/ taxonomy/ taxonomy.module, line 359 - Enables the organization of content into categories.
Code
function taxonomy_term_load_multiple_by_name($name, $vocabulary = NULL) {
$values = [
'name' => trim($name),
];
if (isset($vocabulary)) {
$vocabularies = taxonomy_vocabulary_get_names();
if (isset($vocabularies[$vocabulary])) {
$values['vid'] = $vocabulary;
}
else {
// Return an empty array when filtering by a non-existing vocabulary.
return [];
}
}
return \Drupal::entityTypeManager()
->getStorage('taxonomy_term')
->loadByProperties($values);
}