protected static function ContentLinksForm::getUserEnteredStringAsUri in General Data Protection Regulation 8.2

Same name and namespace in other branches

1. 8 src/Form/ContentLinksForm.php \Drupal\gdpr\Form\ContentLinksForm::getUserEnteredStringAsUri()
2. 3.0.x src/Form/ContentLinksForm.php \Drupal\gdpr\Form\ContentLinksForm::getUserEnteredStringAsUri()

Gets the user-entered string as a URI.

The following two forms of input are mapped to URIs:

• entity autocomplete ("label (entity id)") strings: to 'entity:' URIs;
• strings without a detectable scheme: to 'internal:' URIs.

This method is the inverse of ::getUriAsDisplayableString().

Parameters

string $string: The user-entered string.

Return value

string The URI, if a non-empty $uri was passed.

See also

static::getUriAsDisplayableString()

1 call to ContentLinksForm::getUserEnteredStringAsUri()

ContentLinksForm::validateUriElement in src/Form/ContentLinksForm.php

Form element validation handler for the 'uri' element.

File

src/Form/ContentLinksForm.php, line 252

Class

ContentLinksForm

Class ContentLinksForm.

Namespace

Drupal\gdpr\Form

Code

protected static function getUserEnteredStringAsUri($string) {

  // By default, assume the entered string is an URI.
  $uri = $string;
  if (!empty($string) && parse_url($string, PHP_URL_SCHEME) === NULL) {

    // @todo '<front>' is valid input for BC reasons, may be removed by
    //   https://www.drupal.org/node/2421941
    // - '<front>' -> '/'
    // - '<front>#foo' -> '/#foo'
    if (strpos($string, '<front>') === 0) {
      $string = '/' . substr($string, strlen('<front>'));
    }
    $uri = 'internal:' . $string;
  }
  return $uri;
}