function multiple_email_load_addresses in Multiple E-mail Addresses 7
Same name and namespace in other branches
- 5 multiple_email.module \multiple_email_load_addresses()
- 6 multiple_email.module \multiple_email_load_addresses()
- 2.x multiple_email.module \multiple_email_load_addresses()
Returns an array of information about the specified user's associated email addresses.
Index 0 contains an associative array of all the addresses in eid=>addresses format. Subsequent indexes are the eid of the address, then an object of properties corresponding to columns in the table.
Parameters
integer $uid:
array $tablesortHeaders:
Return value
array
4 calls to multiple_email_load_addresses()
- MultipleEmailBasicUserTestCase::testMultipleEmailBasicUser in ./
multiple_email.test - Test that the Multiple E-mails user can add a new e-mail address.
- MultipleEmailUserTestCase::testMultipleEmailUser in ./
multiple_email.test - Test that the Multiple E-mails user can add a new e-mail address.
- multiple_email_handler_filter_current::query in views/
multiple_email_handler_filter_current.inc - Add this filter to the query.
- multiple_email_manage in ./
multiple_email_manage.inc - FormAPI callback for managing an accounts e-mail addresses.
File
- ./
multiple_email.module, line 439 - multiple_email module file
Code
function multiple_email_load_addresses($uid, $tablesortHeaders = NULL) {
$addresses = array();
$query = db_select('multiple_email', 'a')
->fields('a')
->condition('a.uid', $uid);
$query
->addJoin('INNER', 'users', 'u', 'u.uid = a.uid');
$query
->addExpression('IF(LOWER(a.email) = LOWER(u.mail), 1, 0)', 'primary_address');
$result = $query
->execute();
while ($row = $result
->fetchObject()) {
$addresses[0][$row->eid] = $row->email;
$addresses[$row->eid] = $row;
}
return $addresses;
}