- Renamed $minNodeCount to more accurate $nodeCountThreshold
- The $minNodeCount attribute wasn't properly respected
during actual querying, so SilverStripe would always traverse
the entire tree (and load all objects into memory),
before then marking nodes as "unexpanded", which prevents
them from actually being rendered.
- Fixes nodes on search results to be expanded by default
- Fixes nodes on search results to correctly ajax-expand
Same fix as be97535b for 3.1. Makes the method signature
more consistent with other DataExtension methods,
and comply with its subclass implementation in
Hierarchy->validate(). See accbd7f1e2 for more comments.
This allows a developer to programatically access the size of the DB Varchar field. This allows us to be a bit more DRY and to define the size in one place and limit TextFields to the same value
This reverts commit 1960df8bc3.
Revert "FIX: validate doesn't take var by reference"
This reverts commit 866bb0713b.
@ajshort has changed the method signatures in 1f6f7f08. While it wasn't explicitly noted in the commit message, I think its a good change - objects like a FieldList are always passed by reference in PHP, no need to declare that behaviour.
PHP is throwing strict error warnings when overriding the
updateCMSFields and other functions in custom DataExtensions due to
the fact that the abstract class doesn't declare the variables should
be passed by reference
Needed for introspection for many_many relationships
without knowing the name of the relationship,
meaning we can't use DataObject->many_many_extraFields().
This causes a 'Fatal error: Call to a member function hasMethod() on a non-object'.
This can happen when displaying a field in a gridfield on a belongs_to relationship.
+ has a special meaning in the URLs so overall it's a good idea to
strip them out. Otherwise they would need to appear in their ugly url
encoded form "%2B".
Refer: http://open.silverstripe.org/ticket/7929
Session is not initialized by the time we need to use
the setting in DB::connect(). Cookie values get initialized
automatically for each request.
Tightened name format validation to ensure it can only
be used for temporary databases, rather than switching
the browser session to a different production database.
Encrypting token for secure cookie usage.
Added dev/generatesecuretoken to generate this token.
Not storing in YML config directly because of web access issues.
This bug will surface when using the ORM and adding an join to DataList
where a DataObject inherits another DataObject.
If you for example want to restrict the number of pages that only have a
related Staff object:
$list = DataList::create('Page')
->InnerJoin('Staff', '"Staff"."ID" = "Page"."StaffID");
This will create a SQL query where the INNER JOIN is before the
LEFT JOIN of Page and SiteTree in the resulting SQL string. In MySQL
and PostgreSQL this will create an invalid query.
This patch solves the problem by sorting the joins.
Avoid PHPUnit throwing "test didn't run any assertions"
notices in PHP. If nothing else, it keeps test output
looking less broken by default, making it more likely
that actual errors do get noticed.
Quoted table / column names to make test cases work in postgres
BUG Fixed issue with SQLQuery::lastRow crashing on empty set. Added test cases for lastRow and firstRow.
Quoted table / column names to make test cases work in postgres
Merge branch '3.0-sqlquery-lastrow-fix' of github.com:tractorcow/sapphire into 3.0-sqlquery-lastrow-fix
In a usual CMS request, DataObject::db() is called potentially
thousands of times, calling Config::get() constantly for the same
uninherited statics, which is slow. This improves performance
by caching those into DataObject::$_cache_db
On sites with lots of modules, and pages with plenty of database
queries, DataObject::custom_database_fields() can be called
thousands of times, and slow down page render times. This fixes
it so the fields are cached by class in a static variable, and
are cleared when reset() is called on the DataObject.
SS_HTMLValue::getContent() uses urldecode() on the content returned
by saveHTML() -- this was done to fix encoded HTML entities like
square brackets, which are used by shortcodes. Unfortunately, this
also removes valid characters like "+" from the content.
This fixes it so square bracket entities are decoded *only*, and
leaves everything else as-is.
The specific situation where this is useful is where populateDefaults on
DataObjects needs to query the database. This will break the dev/build
when it tries to create the object via singleton - the query will not be
able to be executed if the table is not there or its schema has changed.
For an example of such use case see Translatable::populateDefaults.
If formatOutput is set to TRUE, then the regexes in getContent()
will not match the newlines, and the output will include html, body
and meta tags. Introduce a few new tests to ensure the output is
correct, and fix the regex.
Setting session directly through $_SESSION relies on
session_autostart which might not be set on every environment,
and isn't consistent with other framework use.
In cases where a getter on a DataObject calls getComponent() or
other relational getter, $this->model won't have been set at
this point, and a fatal error is triggered.
This fixes it so $this->model is set *before* populateDefaults()
in DataObject::__construct() and the getters can operate normally.
The entire framework repo (with the exception of system-generated files) has been amended to respect the 120c line-length limit. This is in preparation for the enforcement of this rule with PHP_CodeSniffer.
The issue was raised in #7628, where an anchor tag was being changed from
<a name="anchor"></a> to <a name="anchor"/> by SS_HTMLValue, when
HtmlEditorField::saveInto() parses the HTML fragments.
This is because SS_HTMLValue uses DOMDocument::saveXML(), which is fine
for saving an XML document, but not suitable for HTML. This fix changes
that to use DOMDocument::saveHTML() instead.
Note that we can't use the parameter to saveHTML() for selecting a single
node only, as that's only supported in PHP 5.3.6+, SilverStripe 3.0 supports
PHP 5.3.2 as a minimum. The workaround for this shortcoming is to replace
unncessary output by DOMDocument with a regular expression.
