function search_expression_insert in Drupal 7

Adds a module-specific search option to a search expression.

Search options are added using search_expression_insert(), and retrieved using search_expression_extract(). They take the form option:value, and are added to the ordinary keywords in the search expression.

Parameters

$expression: The search expression to add to.

$option: The name of the option to add to the search expression.

$value: The value to add for the option. If present, it will replace any previous value added for the option. Cannot contain any spaces or | characters, as these are used as delimiters. If you want to add a blank value $option: to the search expression, pass in an empty string or a string that is composed of only spaces. To clear a previously-stored option without adding a replacement, pass in NULL for $value or omit.

Return value

$expression, with any previous value for this option removed, and a new $option:$value pair added if $value was provided.

3 calls to search_expression_insert()

node_search_validate in modules/node/node.module

Form validation handler for node_form_alter().

SearchExpressionInsertExtractTestCase::testInsertExtract in modules/search/search.test

Tests search_expression_insert() and search_expression_extract().

SearchQuery::setOption in modules/search/search.extender.inc

Applies a search option and removes it from the search query string.

File

modules/search/search.module, line 900

Enables site-wide keyword searching.

Code

function search_expression_insert($expression, $option, $value = NULL) {

  // Remove any previous values stored with $option.
  $expression = trim(preg_replace('/(^| )' . $option . ':[^ ]*/i', '', $expression));

  // Set new value, if provided.
  if (isset($value)) {
    $expression .= ' ' . $option . ':' . trim($value);
  }
  return $expression;
}