public function EntityformTypeController::create in Entityform 7.2

Same name and namespace in other branches

1. 7 entityform.module \EntityformTypeController::create()

Create a entityform type - we first set up the values that are specific to our entityform type schema but then also go through the EntityAPIController function.

Parameters

$type: The machine-readable type of the entityform.

Return value

A entityform type object with all default fields initialized.

Overrides EntityAPIController::create

File

./entityform.module, line 1343

Module for the Entityform Entity - a starting point to create your own Entity and associated administration interface

Class

EntityformTypeController

The Controller for Entityform entities

Code

public function create(array $values = array(), $load_defaults = FALSE) {

  // Add values that are specific to our Entityform
  $default_values = variable_get('entityform_type_defaults', array());
  if (empty($default_values)) {
    $default_values = array();
  }
  $values += $default_values;
  $values += array(
    'id' => '',
    'is_new' => TRUE,
  );
  if (!isset($values['data'])) {
    $values['data'] = array();
  }
  if ($load_defaults) {
    $values['data'] += array(
      'submissions_view' => 'entityforms',
      'user_submissions_view' => 'user_entityforms',
      'preview_page' => 0,
    );
    $values['data'] += $this
      ->get_default_text_values();
  }
  else {
    if ($values['is_new']) {

      // Don't override values even if is_new. Features will send values in for checking status.
      $values['data'] += array(
        'submissions_view' => 'default',
        'user_submissions_view' => 'default',
      );
    }
  }
  $entityform_type = parent::create($values);
  return $entityform_type;
}