public function FeedsLdapEntryParser::configForm in Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) 7

Same name and namespace in other branches

1. 8.2 ldap_feeds/FeedsLdapEntryParser.inc \FeedsLdapEntryParser::configForm()
2. 7.2 ldap_feeds/FeedsLdapEntryParser.inc \FeedsLdapEntryParser::configForm()

Override parent::configForm().

File

ldap_feeds/FeedsLdapEntryParser.inc, line 113

Provides the Parser for an ldap entry array.

Class

FeedsLdapEntryParser

@file

Code

public function configForm(&$form_state) {
  $form = array();

  /** removed until design decisions on multivalued attributes are made
      $form['multivalued'] = array(
        '#type' => 'radios',
        '#title' => t('How should ldap attribute with mulitple values be parsed?'),
        '#options' => array(
            LDAP_FEEDS_QUERY_FETCHER_MULTI_COMMA => 'Flatten and separate with commas. The source name will be the attribute name such as "memberof"',
            LDAP_FEEDS_QUERY_FETCHER_MULTI_SHOW_FIRST => 'Only use first value.  The source name  will be the attribute name such as "memberof"',
            LDAP_FEEDS_QUERY_FETCHER_MULTI_IGNORE => 'Ignore these.  The data is problematic anyway.  Data will be discarded by parser.',
            LDAP_FEEDS_QUERY_FETCHER_MULTI_ARRAY => 'Give each value its own key, such as memberof[0] and memberof[1]. The source name will be memberof[0], memberof[1], etc.',
          ),
        '#default_value' => $this->config['multivalued'],
        '#description' => 'For example, in the Active Directory the memberof attribute will have many items, each representing a group.
          Generally this data is hard to map to anything other than a flattenned version such as a comma separated list.
        '#default_value' => LDAP_FEEDS_QUERY_FETCHER_DEFAULT,
      );

    */
  return $form;
}