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(MODX)EvolutionCMS.snippets.ddGetMultipleField

A snippet for processing, manipulations and custom output structured data (JSON or separated by delimiters strings). The fields formed by the mm_ddMultipleFields widget values output gets more convinient with the snippet.

Features:

• Field value getting of a required document (TV) by its ID. The inputString_docField and inputString_docId parameters.
• Return of a required values number by values and row number. The startRow, totalRows and filter parameters.
• Return of a required value by columns number. The columns parameter.
• Rows sorting (including multiple sorting) by columns values before returning ('ASC', 'DESC', 'RAND', 'REVERSE'). The sortDir and sortBy parameters.
• Output of data being separated by rows and columns delimeters. The rowGlue and colGlue parameters.
• Empty values remove before output. The removeEmptyRows and removeEmptyCols parameters.
• Values typography before output (the snippet ddTypograph is used). The typography parameter.
• Result URL encode. The urlencode parameter.
• Result JSON encode. The outputFormat parameter.
• Values returning by the given templates (chunks) of rows and columns (also the [+rowNumber+] and [+rowNumber.zeroBased+] placeholders with a row number is available in the row and column templates). The rowTpl and colTpl parameters.
• Return of results in a chunk (the outerTpl parameter) sending additional data through placeholders. The placeholders parameter.

Requires

• PHP >= 5.6
• (MODX)EvolutionCMS >= 1.1
• (MODX)EvolutionCMS.libraries.ddTools >= 0.62
• (MODX)EvolutionCMS.snippets.ddTypograph >= 2.5 (if typography is required)

Installation

Using (MODX)EvolutionCMS.libraries.ddInstaller

Just run the following PHP code in your sources or Console:

• If ddGetMultipleField is not exist on your site, ddInstaller will just install it.
• If ddGetMultipleField is already exist on your site, ddInstaller will check it version and update it if needed.

Manually

1. Elements → Snippets: Create a new snippet with the following data

1. Snippet name: ddGetMultipleField.
2. Description: <b>3.10</b> A snippet for processing, manipulations and custom output structured data (JSON or separated by delimiters strings)..
3. Category: Core.
4. Parse DocBlock: no.
5. Snippet code (php): Insert content of the ddGetMultipleField_snippet.php file from the archive.

2. Elements → Manage Files

1. Create a new folder assets/snippets/ddGetMultipleField/.
2. Extract the archive to the folder (except ddGetMultipleField_snippet.php).

Parameters description

From the pair of inputString / inputString_docField parameters one is required.

• inputString

  • Description: The input string containing values.
    • Also supports JSON with any nesting level.
  • Valid values:
    • stringJsonArray — JSON array
    • stringJsonObject — JSON object
    • stringHjsonObject — HJSON object
    • stringHjsonArray — HJSON array
    • stringQueryFormatted — Query string
    • stringSeparated — separated by inputString_rowDelimiter and inputString_colDelimiter
  • Required

• inputString_docField

  • Description: The name of the document field/TV which value is required to get.
    • If the parameter is passed then the input string will be taken from the field / TV and inputString will be ignored.
  • Valid values: string
  • Default value: —

• inputString_docId

  • Description: ID of the document which field/TV value is required to get.
  • Valid values: integer
  • Default value: $modx->documentIdentifier (the current document ID)

• inputString_rowDelimiter

  • Description: The input string row delimiter (when inputString is not JSON).
  • Valid values:
    • string
    • regexp
  • Default value: '||'

• inputString_colDelimiter

  • Description: The input string column delimiter (when inputString is not JSON).
  • Valid values:
    • string
    • regexp
  • Default value: '::'

• startRow

  • Description: The index of the initial row (indexes start at 0).
  • Valid values: integer
  • Default value: 0

• totalRows

  • Description: The maximum number of rows to return.
  • Valid values:
    • integer
    • 'all' — all rows will be returned
  • Default value: 'all'

• columns

  • Description: The indexes of columns to return (indexes start at 0).
  • Valid values:
    • stringCommaSeparated
    • array
    • 'all' — all columns will be returned
  • Default value: 'all'

• filter

  • Description: Filter clause for columns.

    • Thus,

      returns the rows where:

      • 0 column is equal to 'a' or
      • 0 column is equal to 'b' and
      • 1 column is equal to some and
      • 2 column is not equal to ''.

    • Quoted values are optional, this is valid too:

    • Double quotes are also supported as single quotes:

    • Spaces, tabs and line breaks are optional, this is valid too: 0==a||0==b&&1==some&&2!=.
  • Valid values: stringSeparated
  • Default value: —

• removeEmptyRows

  • Description: Is it required to remove empty rows?
  • Valid values:
    • 0
    • 1
  • Default value: 1

• removeEmptyCols

  • Description: Is it required to remove empty columns?
  • Valid values:
    • 0
    • 1
  • Default value: 1

• sortBy

  • Description: The index of the column to sort by (indexes start at 0).
    • The parameter also takes comma-separated values for multiple sort, e.g. '0,1'.
  • Valid values:
    • stringCommaSeparated
    • array
  • Default value: '0'

• sortDir

  • Description: Rows sorting direction (case insensitive).
  • Valid values:
    • 'ASC' — the rows will be returned in ascending order
    • 'DESC' — the rows will be returned in descending order
    • 'RAND' — the rows will be returned in random order
    • 'REVERSE' — the rows will be returned in reversed order
    • '' — the rows will be returned without sorting (as set)
  • Default value: ''

• typography

  • Description: The comma separated indexes of the columns which values have to be corrected (indexes start at 0).
    • If unset, there will be no correction.
  • Valid values:
    • stringCommaSeparated
    • array
  • Default value: —

• outputFormat

  • Description: Result output format (case insensitive).
  • Valid values:
    • 'html'
    • 'json'
    • 'array'
    • 'htmlarray'
  • Default value: 'html'

• rowGlue

  • Description: The string that combines rows while rendering.
    • It can be used along with rowTpl.
  • Valid values: string
  • Default value: ''

• colGlue

  • Description: The string that combines columns while rendering.
    • It can be used along with colTpl and rowTpl.
  • Valid values: string
  • Default value: ''

• rowTpl

  • Description: The template for row rendering (outputFormat has to be == 'html').
    • Available placeholders:
      • [+rowNumber+] — index of current row, starts at 1
      • [+rowNumber.zeroBased+] — index of current row, starts at 0
      • [+rowKey+] — key of current row, it is usefull for objects or associative arrays in inputString, for indexed arrays the placeholder is equal to [+rowNumber.zeroBased+]
      • [+total+] — total number of rows
      • [+resultTotal+] — total number of returned rows
      • [+colcolumnNumber+] (e. g. [+col0+], [+col1+], etc) — column values, when columnNumber is zero-based column number
      • [+columnKey+] — column values, when columnKey is original column key (see examples below)
      • [+columnKey.nestedProperty+], [+colcolumnNumber.nestedProperty+] — values of a nested properties, if a column value is an object
      • [+allColumnValues+] — values of all columns combined by colGlue
      • [+allColumnValuesObjectJson+] — values of all columns as a JSON object, where keys are original column keys, values are values
  • Valid values:
    • stringChunkName
    • string — use inline templates starting with @CODE:
  • Default value: —

• colTpl

  • Description: The comma-separated list of templates for column rendering (outputFormat has to be == 'html').
    • If the number of templates is lesser than the number of columns then the last passed template will be used to render the rest of the columns.
  • Valid values:
    • stringCommaSeparated
    • array
  • Default value: —

• colTpl[$i]

  • Description: The template for column rendering.
    • Available placeholders:
      • [+val+] — value of the column
      • [+columnIndex+] — index of the column, starts at 0
      • [+columnKey+] — key of the column, it is usefull for objects or associative arrays in inputString, for indexed arrays the placeholder is equal to [+columnIndex+]
      • [+rowNumber+] — index of current row, starts at 1
      • [+rowNumber.zeroBased+] — index of current row, starts at 0
      • [+rowKey+] — key of current row, it is usefull for objects or associative arrays in inputString, for indexed arrays the placeholder is equal to [+rowNumber.zeroBased+]
      • [+total+] — total number of rows
      • [+resultTotal+] — total number of returned rows
  • Valid values:
    • stringChunkName
    • string — use inline templates starting with @CODE:
    • 'null' — specifies rendering without a template
  • Default value: 'null'

• outerTpl

  • Description: Wrapper template (outputFormat has to be != 'array').
    • Available placeholders:
      • [+result+] — snippet result
      • [+total+] — total number of rows
      • [+resultTotal+] — total number of returned rows
      • [+rowY.colX+] — value (Y — row number, X — column number)
      • [+rowKey.colX+] — value (Key — row key, X — column number)
  • Valid values:
    • stringChunkName
    • string — use inline templates starting with @CODE:
  • Default value: —

• placeholders

  • Description: Additional data has to be passed into the outerTpl, rowTpl and colTpl templates.
    • Nested objects and arrays are supported too:
      • {"someOne": "1", "someTwo": "test" } => [+someOne+], [+someTwo+].
      • {"some": {"a": "one", "b": "two"} } => [+some.a+], [+some.b+].
      • {"some": ["one", "two"] } => [+some.0+], [+some.1+].
  • Valid values:
    • stringJsonObject — as JSON
    • stringHjsonObject — as HJSON
    • stringQueryFormatted — as Query string
    • It can also be set as a native PHP object or array (e. g. for calls through $modx->runSnippet):
      • arrayAssociative
      • object
  • Default value: —

• urlencode

  • Description: Is it required to URL encode the result?
    • outputFormat has to be != 'array'.
    • URL encoding is used according to RFC 3986.
  • Valid values:
    • 0
    • 1
  • Default value: 0

• totalRowsToPlaceholder

  • Description: The name of the global (MODX)Evolution placeholder that holds the total number of rows.
    • The placeholder won't be set if totalRowsToPlaceholder is empty.
  • Valid values: string
  • Default value: —
• resultToPlaceholder
  • Description: The name of the global (MODX)Evolution placeholder that holds the snippet result.
    • The result will be returned in a regular manner if the parameter is empty.
  • Valid values: string
  • Default value: —

Examples

Output images with description

The initial string (locates in images TV):

The snippet call in the template of a document:

The images_item chunk code:

Returns:

Output images from JSON using original column keys in row template

Returns:

Output rows with dynamic number of columns using the [+allColumnValues+] placeholder and the rowTpl, colGlue parameters

Let the first row contains 2 columns, the second — 3, the third — 1:

Returns:

The data getting and output from prices TV of the document with ID = 25 in table format if the data is not empty

The initial field value:

The snippet call (wherever):

The prices_item chunk code:

The prices chunk code:

Returns:

Return document tags separated by commas using a regular expression in inputString_rowDelimiter

(MODX)EvolutionCMS.plugins.ManagerManager.mm_widget_tags is applied to tags TV where document tags are stored in tags. User fills in the tags separated by commas, while the field may be filled both with spaces on the sides and without them.

tags TV value:

The snippet call:

The tags_item chunk contents:

Returns:

Passing additional data into templates via placeholders

The cats chunk code ([+kind+] will be replaced to cats):

The cats_item chunk code ([+price+] will be replaced to not for sale):

The cats_item_color chunk code ([+colorTitle+] will be replaced to He has a nice thick coat.):

Returns:

Filter by column value (the filter parameter)

Returns:

Sort a JSON object by multiple columns (parameters → sortBy, sortDir)

Returns:

Run the snippet through \DDTools\Snippet::runSnippet without DB and eval

It is hard to write here all possible examples so if here is something that you do not completely understand, please ask us.

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