public static function GeofieldBoundaryHandlerTrait::getBoundaryQueryFragment in Geofield 8
Gets the query fragment for adding a boundary field to a query.
Parameters
string $table_name: The proximity table name.
string $field_id: The proximity field ID.
string $filter_lat_north_east: The latitude to filter for.
string $filter_lon_north_east: The longitude to filter for.
string $filter_lat_south_west: The latitude to filter for.
string $filter_lon_south_west: The longitude to filter for.
Return value
string The fragment to enter to actual query.
2 calls to GeofieldBoundaryHandlerTrait::getBoundaryQueryFragment()
- GeofieldRectBoundaryArgument::query in src/
Plugin/ views/ argument/ GeofieldRectBoundaryArgument.php - Set up the query for this argument.
- GeofieldRectBoundaryFilter::query in src/
Plugin/ views/ filter/ GeofieldRectBoundaryFilter.php - Add this filter to the query.
File
- src/
Plugin/ views/ GeofieldBoundaryHandlerTrait.php, line 29
Class
- GeofieldBoundaryHandlerTrait
- Trait GeofieldBoundaryHandlerTrait.
Namespace
Drupal\geofield\Plugin\viewsCode
public static function getBoundaryQueryFragment($table_name, $field_id, $filter_lat_north_east, $filter_lon_north_east, $filter_lat_south_west, $filter_lon_south_west) {
// Define the field name.
$field_lat = "{$table_name}.{$field_id}_lat";
$field_lon = "{$table_name}.{$field_id}_lon";
/*
* Map shows a map, not a globe. Therefore it will never flip over
* the poles, but it will move across -180°/+180° longitude.
* So latitude will always have north larger than south, but east not
* necessarily larger than west.
*/
return "({$field_lat} BETWEEN {$filter_lat_south_west} AND {$filter_lat_north_east})\n AND\n (\n ({$filter_lon_south_west} < {$filter_lon_north_east} AND {$field_lon} BETWEEN {$filter_lon_south_west} AND {$filter_lon_north_east})\n OR\n (\n {$filter_lon_south_west} > {$filter_lon_north_east} AND (\n {$field_lon} BETWEEN {$filter_lon_south_west} AND 180 OR {$field_lon} BETWEEN -180 AND {$filter_lon_north_east}\n )\n )\n )\n ";
}