find('ChamiloCoreBundle:Course', api_get_course_int_id()); $sql_add = ''; if ($course) { $sql_add = "AND sfv.course = :course "; $queryParams['course'] = $course; } $dql = " SELECT sfv FROM ChamiloCoreBundle:SpecificFieldValues sfv WHERE sfv.value LIKE :q $sql_add ORDER BY sfv.course, sfv.toolId, sfv.refId, sfv.fieldId "; $queryParams['q'] = "%$q%"; $sql_result = $em ->createQuery($dql) ->setParameters($queryParams) ->getResult(); $data = array(); $i = 0; foreach ($sql_result as $row) { $value = api_convert_encoding($row->getValue(), 'UTF-8', $charset); $json[] = [ 'id' => $value, 'value' => $value, 'label' => $value ]; if ($i < 20) { $data[$row->getCourse()->getCode()][$row->getToolId()][$row->getRefId()] = 1; } $i++; } // now that we have all the values corresponding to this search, we want to // make sure we get all the associated values that could match this one // initial value... $more_sugg = array(); foreach ($data as $cc => $course_id) { foreach ($course_id as $ti => $item_tool_id) { foreach ($item_tool_id as $ri => $item_ref_id) { //natsort($item_ref_id); $output = array(); $field_val = array(); $res2 = $em ->createQuery(' SELECT sfv FROM ChamiloCoreBundle:SpecificFieldValues sfv WHERE sfv.courseCode = :course AND sfv.toolId = :tool AND sfv.refId = :ref ORDER BY sfv.fieldId ') ->execute([ 'course' => $cc, 'tool' => $ti, 'ref' => $ri ]); // TODO this code doesn't manage multiple terms in one same field just yet (should duplicate results in this case) $field_id = 0; foreach ($res2 as $row2) { //TODO : this code is not perfect yet. It overrides the // first match set, so having 1:Yannick,Julio;2:Rectum;3:LASER // will actually never return: Yannick - Rectum - LASER // because it is overwriteen by Julio - Rectum - LASER // We should have recursivity here to avoid this problem! //Store the new set of results (only one per combination // of all fields) $field_val[$row2->getFieldId()] = $row2->getValue(); $current_field_val = ''; foreach ($field_val as $id => $val) { $current_field_val .= $val.' - '; } //Check whether we have a field repetition or not. Results // have been ordered by field_id, so we should catch them // all here if ($field_id == $row2->getFieldId()) { //We found the same field id twice, split the output // array to allow for two sets of results (copy all // existing array elements into copies and update the // copies) eg. Yannick - Car - Driving in $output[1] // will create a copy as Yannick - Car - Speed // in $output[3] $c = count($output); for ($i=0;$i<$c; $i++) { $output[($c+$i)] = $current_field_val; } } else { //no identical field id, continue as usual $c = count($output); if ($c == 0) { $output[] = $row2->getValue() . ' - '; } else { foreach ($output as $i=>$out) { //use the latest combination of fields $output[$i] .= $row2->getValue().' - '; } } $field_id = $row2->getFieldId(); } } foreach ($output as $i=>$out) { if (api_stristr($out,$q) === false) {continue;} $s = api_convert_encoding(substr($out, 0, -3), 'UTF-8', $charset); if (!in_array($s,$more_sugg)) { $more_sugg[] = $s; $json[] = [ 'id' => $s, 'value' => $s, 'label' => $s ]; } } } } } echo json_encode($json); } $q = strtolower($_GET["term"]); if (!$q) return; //echo $q . "| value\n"; get_suggestions_from_search_engine($q);