def set_filter_data(search_type, view=None):
'''set filter data based on some saved search values in wdg_settings'''
# NOTE - This is MMS specific and is deprecated and will be deleted
# DISABLING FOR Job and Request until job_detail stops stack tracing
# This is due to mixing of searches between job and request in the
# job detail. Cannot find the issue.
# 1) FilterData is global: should be scoped by search type
# 2) After introduction of scroll bars, it started stack tracing
# It looks like the state is not being properly passed through
# temp fix to avoid cross contamination of filter data for Planners UI
if search_type in ['MMS/job','MMS/request'] or view == '_planner':
return
filter_data = FilterData.get()
if not filter_data.get_data():
# use widget settings
key = SearchWdg._get_key(search_type, view)
data = WidgetSettings.get_value_by_key(key)
if data:
try:
filter_data = FilterData(data)
filter_data.set_to_cgi()
except SetupException, e:
print "This filter data is causing error:", data
print e
def set_filter_data(search_type, view=None):
'''set filter data based on some saved search values in wdg_settings'''
# NOTE - This is MMS specific and is deprecated and will be deleted
# DISABLING FOR Job and Request until job_detail stops stack tracing
# This is due to mixing of searches between job and request in the
# job detail. Cannot find the issue.
# 1) FilterData is global: should be scoped by search type
# 2) After introduction of scroll bars, it started stack tracing
# It looks like the state is not being properly passed through
# temp fix to avoid cross contamination of filter data for Planners UI
if search_type in ['MMS/job', 'MMS/request'] or view == '_planner':
return
filter_data = FilterData.get()
if not filter_data.get_data():
# use widget settings
key = SearchWdg._get_key(search_type, view)
data = WidgetSettings.get_value_by_key(key)
if data:
try:
filter_data = FilterData(data)
filter_data.set_to_cgi()
except SetupException, e:
print "This filter data is causing error:", data
print e
def set_filter_data(search_type, view=None):
'''set filter data based on some saved search values in wdg_settings'''
filter_data = FilterData.get()
if not filter_data.get_data():
# use widget settings
key = SearchWdg._get_key(search_type, view)
data = WidgetSettings.get_value_by_key(key)
if data:
try:
filter_data = FilterData(data)
filter_data.set_to_cgi()
except SetupException, e:
print "This filter data is causing error:", data
print e
def set_filter_data(search_type, view=None):
'''set filter data based on some saved search values in wdg_settings'''
filter_data = FilterData.get()
if not filter_data.get_data():
# use widget settings
key = SearchWdg._get_key(search_type, view)
data = WidgetSettings.get_value_by_key(key)
if data:
try:
filter_data = FilterData(data)
filter_data.set_to_cgi()
except SetupException, e:
print "This filter data is causing error:", data
print e
def alter_task_search(my, search, prefix='children', prefix_namespace='' ):
from tactic.ui.filter import FilterData, BaseFilterWdg, GeneralFilterWdg
filter_data = FilterData.get()
parent_search_type = get_search_type()
if not filter_data.get_data():
# use widget settings
key = "last_search:%s" % parent_search_type
data = WidgetSettings.get_value_by_key(key)
if data:
filter_data = FilterData(data)
filter_data.set_to_cgi()
filter_mode_prefix = 'filter_mode'
if prefix_namespace:
filter_mode_prefix = '%s_%s' %(prefix_namespace, filter_mode_prefix)
filter_mode = 'and'
filter_mode_value = filter_data.get_values_by_index(filter_mode_prefix, 0)
if filter_mode_value:
filter_mode = filter_mode_value.get('filter_mode')
if prefix_namespace:
prefix = '%s_%s' %(prefix_namespace, prefix)
values_list = BaseFilterWdg.get_search_data_list(prefix, \
search_type=my.get_searchable_search_type())
if values_list:
search.add_op('begin')
GeneralFilterWdg.alter_sobject_search( search, values_list, prefix)
if filter_mode != 'custom':
search.add_op(filter_mode)
return search
def alter_task_search(self, search, prefix='children', prefix_namespace='' ):
from tactic.ui.filter import FilterData, BaseFilterWdg, GeneralFilterWdg
filter_data = FilterData.get()
parent_search_type = get_search_type()
if not filter_data.get_data():
# use widget settings
key = "last_search:%s" % parent_search_type
data = WidgetSettings.get_value_by_key(key)
if data:
filter_data = FilterData(data)
filter_data.set_to_cgi()
filter_mode_prefix = 'filter_mode'
if prefix_namespace:
filter_mode_prefix = '%s_%s' %(prefix_namespace, filter_mode_prefix)
filter_mode = 'and'
filter_mode_value = filter_data.get_values_by_index(filter_mode_prefix, 0)
if filter_mode_value:
filter_mode = filter_mode_value.get('filter_mode')
if prefix_namespace:
prefix = '%s_%s' %(prefix_namespace, prefix)
values_list = BaseFilterWdg.get_search_data_list(prefix, \
search_type=self.get_searchable_search_type())
if values_list:
search.add_op('begin')
GeneralFilterWdg.alter_sobject_search( search, values_list, prefix)
if filter_mode != 'custom':
search.add_op(filter_mode)
return search
def init(my):
my.user_override = my.kwargs.get('user_override') in ['true', True]
custom_search_view = my.kwargs.get('custom_search_view')
if not custom_search_view or not custom_search_view.strip():
custom_search_view = 'search'
# create a search for this search widget
my.search_type = my.kwargs.get('search_type')
my.search = Search(my.search_type)
my.config = None
# determine whether or not to use the last search. If any kind of
# state has been set, then ignore the last_search
my.use_last_search = True
parent_key = my.kwargs.get('parent_key')
state = my.kwargs.get('state')
if parent_key or state or my.kwargs.get('use_last_search') == False:
my.use_last_search = False
my.prefix_namespace = my.kwargs.get('prefix_namespace')
# NOTE: this is still hard coded
my.prefix = 'main_body'
# if we are asking for a specific saved search
save = my.kwargs.get('save')
my.view = my.kwargs.get('view')
# get the config from a specific location
# if the view is specified, use this view with the values
# specified explicitly in this view
my.config = None
# see if a filter is explicitly passed in
filter = my.kwargs.get('filter')
my.limit = my.kwargs.get('limit')
my.run_search_bvr = my.kwargs.get('run_search_bvr')
# get from search view
# filter can be either dict(data) or a list or
# xml(filter wdg definition)
if filter:
if type(filter) == types.DictType:
my.config = my.get_default_filter_config()
filter_data = FilterData([filter])
filter_data.set_to_cgi()
elif type(filter) == types.ListType:
my.config = my.get_default_filter_config()
filter_data = FilterData(filter)
filter_data.set_to_cgi()
else:
try:
filter_data = None
# TODO: remove this. This is for backward compatibilty
my.config = WidgetConfig.get(xml=filter, view='filter')
filter_data = FilterData.get()
if not filter_data.get_data():
# use widget settings
key = SearchWdg._get_key(my.search_type, my.view)
data = WidgetSettings.get_value_by_key(key)
if data:
filter_data = FilterData(data)
filter_data.set_to_cgi()
except XmlException, e:
print "WARNING: non-xml filter detected!! %s" %filter
def init(my):
my.user_override = my.kwargs.get('user_override') in ['true', True]
custom_search_view = my.kwargs.get('custom_search_view')
if not custom_search_view or not custom_search_view.strip():
custom_search_view = 'search'
# create a search for this search widget
my.search_type = my.kwargs.get('search_type')
my.search = Search(my.search_type)
my.config = None
# determine whether or not to use the last search. If any kind of
# state has been set, then ignore the last_search
my.use_last_search = True
parent_key = my.kwargs.get('parent_key')
state = my.kwargs.get('state')
if parent_key or state or my.kwargs.get('use_last_search') == False:
my.use_last_search = False
my.prefix_namespace = my.kwargs.get('prefix_namespace')
# NOTE: this is still hard coded
my.prefix = 'main_body'
# if we are asking for a specific saved search
save = my.kwargs.get('save')
my.view = my.kwargs.get('view')
# get the config from a specific location
# if the view is specified, use this view with the values
# specified explicitly in this view
my.config = None
# see if a filter is explicitly passed in
filter = my.kwargs.get('filter')
my.limit = my.kwargs.get('limit')
my.run_search_bvr = my.kwargs.get('run_search_bvr')
# get from search view
# filter can be either dict(data) or a list or
# xml(filter wdg definition)
if filter:
if type(filter) == types.DictType:
my.config = my.get_default_filter_config()
filter_data = FilterData([filter])
filter_data.set_to_cgi()
elif type(filter) == types.ListType:
my.config = my.get_default_filter_config()
filter_data = FilterData(filter)
filter_data.set_to_cgi()
else:
try:
filter_data = None
# TODO: remove this. This is for backward compatibilty
my.config = WidgetConfig.get(xml=filter, view='filter')
filter_data = FilterData.get()
if not filter_data.get_data():
# use widget settings
key = SearchWdg._get_key(my.search_type, my.view)
data = WidgetSettings.get_value_by_key(key)
if data:
filter_data = FilterData(data)
filter_data.set_to_cgi()
except XmlException, e:
print "WARNING: non-xml filter detected!! %s" % filter
def init(self):
self.user_override = self.kwargs.get('user_override') in ['true', True]
custom_search_view = self.kwargs.get('custom_search_view')
if not custom_search_view or not custom_search_view.strip():
custom_search_view = 'search'
# create a search for this search widget
self.search_type = self.kwargs.get('search_type')
self.search = self.kwargs.get("search")
if not self.search:
self.search = Search(self.search_type)
self.config = None
# determine whether or not to use the last search. If any kind of
# state has been set, then ignore the last_search
self.use_last_search = True
parent_key = self.kwargs.get('parent_key')
state = self.kwargs.get('state')
if parent_key or state or self.kwargs.get('use_last_search') in [False, 'false']:
self.use_last_search = False
self.prefix_namespace = self.kwargs.get('prefix_namespace')
# NOTE: this is still hard coded
self.prefix = 'main_body'
# if we are asking for a specific saved search
save = self.kwargs.get('save')
self.view = self.kwargs.get('view')
# get the config from a specific location
# if the view is specified, use this view with the values
# specified explicitly in this view
self.config = None
# see if a filter is explicitly passed in
filter = self.kwargs.get('filter')
self.limit = self.kwargs.get('limit')
self.run_search_bvr = self.kwargs.get('run_search_bvr')
# get from search view
# filter can be either dict(data) or a list or
# xml(filter wdg definition)
if filter:
if type(filter) == types.DictType:
self.config = self.get_default_filter_config()
filter_data = FilterData([filter])
filter_data.set_to_cgi()
elif type(filter) == types.ListType:
self.config = self.get_default_filter_config()
filter_data = FilterData(filter)
filter_data.set_to_cgi()
else:
try:
filter_data = None
# TODO: remove this. This is for backward compatibilty
self.config = WidgetConfig.get(xml=filter, view='filter')
filter_data = FilterData.get()
if not filter_data.get_data():
# use widget settings
key = SearchWdg._get_key(self.search_type, self.view)
data = WidgetSettings.get_value_by_key(key)
if data:
filter_data = FilterData(data)
filter_data.set_to_cgi()
except XmlException as e:
print("WARNING: non-xml filter detected!!")
# NOTE: this is only used to maintain backwards compatibility
# plus it is needed for link_search: which contains the filter_config (old way of doing it)
if not self.config:# and self.view:
"""
if ':' in self.view: # avoid view of a SearchWdg like link_search:<search_type>:<view>
search_view = custom_search_view
else:
search_view = self.view
"""
search_view = custom_search_view
config_view = WidgetConfigView.get_by_search_type(self.search_type, view=search_view)
# get the self.config first for the display of SearchWdg
# then get the filter data below if there is any
if config_view.get_config().has_view(search_view):
self.config = config_view.get_config()
try:
search = Search('config/widget_config')
search.add_filter("view", self.view)
search.add_filter("search_type", self.search_type)
config_sobjs = search.get_sobjects()
from pyasm.search import WidgetDbConfig
config_sobj = WidgetDbConfig.merge_configs(config_sobjs)
#config_sobj = config_sobjs[0]
except SearchException as e:
print("WARNING: ", e)
config_sobj = None
if config_sobj:
config_xml = config_sobj.get_xml_value("config")
if not config_view.get_config().has_view(self.view):
# make sure it does have the old way of storing filter
# elements instead of just filter data
if config_xml.get_nodes("config/filter/element"):
self.config = WidgetConfig.get(xml=config_xml, view='filter')
#self.config = self.get_default_filter_config()
# set the form variables for the filters
data = config_xml.get_value("config/filter/values")
# link_search with specific search params takes precesdence
# TODO: make a distinction between search definition and alter
# search data provided by user
if data and not self.user_override:
filter_data = FilterData(data)
filter_data.set_to_cgi()
else:
self.set_filter_data(self.search_type, self.view)
else:
if self.use_last_search:
self.set_filter_data(self.search_type, self.view)
if not self.config:
# get the approprate filter definition
self.config = self.get_default_filter_config()
if self.use_last_search:
self.set_filter_data(self.search_type, self.view)
if not self.config:
return
self.num_filters_enabled = 0
# create the filters
self.filters = []
security = Environment.get_security()
element_names = self.config.get_element_names()
#element_names = ["Keywords", "Related"]
for element_name in element_names:
filter = self.config.get_display_widget(element_name)
if filter and filter.is_visible():
self.filters.append(filter)
# make sure there is at least one filter defined
#assert self.filters
# just for drawing purpose
if self.kwargs.get('skip_search') == True:
return
try:
self.alter_search()
self.set_persistent_value()
except SearchInputException as e:
self.clear_search_data(self.search_type)
raise SearchInputException("%s If this problem persists, this view may contain invalid data in < values >. Clean up the data in Widget Config for the view [%s]."%( e.__str__(), self.view))
except:
self.clear_search_data(self.search_type)
raise
