function fieldset_helper_state_manager_get_lookup_id in Fieldset helper 7.2
Same name and namespace in other branches
- 6.2 fieldset_helper.module \fieldset_helper_state_manager_get_lookup_id()
- 6 fieldset_helper.module \fieldset_helper_state_manager_get_lookup_id()
Get the lookup id for the $element_id in the current path.
Parameters
$element_id: The DOM element id.
Return value
The numeric auto generated look up id for the $element_id. If $element_id is not set then the entire lookup id table for the current page will returned.
2 calls to fieldset_helper_state_manager_get_lookup_id()
- fieldset_helper_js_alter in ./
fieldset_helper.module - Implements hook_js_alter().
- fieldset_helper_state_manager_get_state in ./
fieldset_helper.module - Get fieldset's collapsed state.
File
- ./
fieldset_helper.module, line 286
Code
function fieldset_helper_state_manager_get_lookup_id($element_id = NULL) {
static $lookup_id_table;
$path = fieldset_helper_state_manager_get_path();
// Load existing lookup ids for the current path from the database.
if (!isset($lookup_id_table)) {
$lookup_id_table = array();
// Fetch lookup records for the current path. Use sorting to make sure global path (*) are last.
$result = db_query("SELECT id, element_id FROM {fieldset_helper_state_manager} WHERE path=:path OR path='*' ORDER BY path DESC", array(
':path' => $path,
));
foreach ($result as $record) {
$lookup_id_table[$record->element_id] = $record->id;
}
}
// Create a new lookup id for element_id's not associated with the lookup id table.
if ($element_id != NULL && !isset($lookup_id_table[$element_id])) {
// Get element path.
$element_path = fieldset_helper_state_manager_get_element_path($element_id, $path);
// Get id for path and element_id combination.
$lookup_id = db_insert('fieldset_helper_state_manager')
->fields(array(
'path' => $element_path,
'element_id' => $element_id,
))
->execute();
$lookup_id_table[$element_id] = $lookup_id;
}
// Return the look up id for the element id.
return $element_id == NULL ? $lookup_id_table : $lookup_id_table[$element_id];
}