function Search::query_parse_search_expression in Views (for Drupal 7) 8.3
Same name in this branch
- 8.3 lib/Views/search/Plugin/views/filter/Search.php \Views\search\Plugin\views\filter\Search::query_parse_search_expression()
- 8.3 lib/Views/search/Plugin/views/argument/Search.php \Views\search\Plugin\views\argument\Search::query_parse_search_expression()
Take sure that parseSearchExpression is runned and everything is set up for it.
Parameters
$input: The search phrase which was input by the user.
2 calls to Search::query_parse_search_expression()
- Search::query in lib/
Views/ search/ Plugin/ views/ filter/ Search.php - Add this filter to the query.
- Search::validateExposed in lib/
Views/ search/ Plugin/ views/ filter/ Search.php - Validate the options form.
File
- lib/
Views/ search/ Plugin/ views/ filter/ Search.php, line 102 - Definition of Views\search\Plugin\views\filter\Search.
Class
- Search
- Field handler to provide simple renderer that allows linking to a node.
Namespace
Views\search\Plugin\views\filterCode
function query_parse_search_expression($input) {
if (!isset($this->search_query)) {
$this->parsed = TRUE;
$this->search_query = db_select('search_index', 'i', array(
'target' => 'slave',
))
->extend('Views\\search\\ViewsSearchQuery');
$this->search_query
->searchExpression($input, $this->view->base_table);
$this->search_query
->publicParseSearchExpression();
}
}