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Search & Filter Pro - Filter Input Object
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<?php | |
function filter_input_object($input_object, $sfid) | |
{ | |
//ensure we are only filtering the correct field name - in this case the field we want to filter has the name `_sfm_colours` | |
//we also want to make sure its a `select` input type we're filtering | |
if(($input_object['name']!='_sfm_colours')||($input_object['type']!='select')) | |
{ | |
return $input_object; | |
} | |
//change parameters in the field | |
//manually set the values shown/selected in the field - must be array even if single value | |
//this should really only occur under specific conditions, otherwise your field will be permanently set to this value | |
$input_object['defaults'] = array("black"); | |
//change classes & attributes of the field itself - must be assoc array - you can add any attributes you can think of or would need | |
//you should never change the field name or replace the attributes array | |
$input_object['attributes']['class'] = 'custom_class another_custom_class'; | |
$input_object['attributes']['title'] = 'My Custom Title'; | |
$input_object['attributes']['style'] = 'background-color: #c7d8ff;color:#4662a0;'; | |
$input_object['attributes']['onclick'] = 'console.log("this is horrible JS")'; | |
//add/override prefix & postfix to the field | |
$input_object['prefix'] = "Prefix"; | |
$input_object['postfix'] = "Postfix"; | |
//this will only be used on select fields and text input types - do not use - this variable will be renamed soon to `screen_reader_text` | |
//$input_object['accessibility_label'] = "Screen Reader Text:"; | |
//if we want to filter the options generated, we need to make sure the options variable actually exists before proceeding (its only available to certain field types) | |
if(!isset($input_object['options'])) | |
{ | |
return $input_object; | |
} | |
//now we know there are options we can loop through each one, and change what we need | |
foreach($input_object['options'] as $option) | |
{ | |
if($option->value=="") | |
{//the option with no value is always the "all items" or unselected state | |
$option->label = "Choose a Colour:"; | |
} | |
else if($option->value=="black") | |
{//we want to change the label for the option "black" - we can feed back in the count number to the label for this field type | |
$option->label = "Jet Black (".$option->count.")"; | |
//yes you can even change the attributes on each option if necessary! | |
$option->attributes['style'] = "color:#fff;background-color:#000"; | |
$option->attributes['title'] = "This is Jet Black"; | |
} | |
} | |
//options are just an array so we can do all the usual things with arrays using PHP | |
//reverse the options list | |
$input_object['options'] = array_reverse($input_object['options']); | |
//put the "all items" option back to the top of the array, which was moved to bottom by `array_reverse` | |
//S&F requires the first item in an options list to always be the unselected state/option | |
$last_option = array_pop($input_object['options']); //pop last option | |
array_unshift($input_object['options'],$last_option); //prepend | |
//create a new option we want to add | |
//options must have a value and label | |
$new_last_option = new stdClass(); | |
$new_last_option->value = "my_custom_value"; | |
$new_last_option->label = "This is a New Option"; | |
//attributes on options are optional - must be assoc arrays - these are mapped to the html output | |
$new_last_option->attributes = array( | |
'class' => 'custom_option_class another_custom_option_class', | |
'title' => 'My Custom Title', | |
'style' => 'background-color: #46a064;color:#ffffff' | |
); | |
//add a brand new option to the bottom | |
array_push($input_object['options'], $new_last_option); | |
//create a new option we want to add | |
//options must have a value and label | |
$new_first_option = new StdClass(); | |
$new_first_option->value = "another_custom_value"; | |
$new_first_option->label = "New First Option"; | |
//insert option to options array at position 1 (after the default "all items option") | |
array_splice( $input_object['options'], 1, 0, array($new_first_option) ); | |
return $input_object; | |
} | |
add_filter('sf_input_object_pre', 'filter_input_object', 10, 2); | |
?> |
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@rmorse - It does not appear that this filter stays applied when filtering the form with AJAX enabled. Is there something I'm missing that would ensure this is always enabled? It seems after the AJAX call is finished, the form labels reset to the original value.