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<?php
/**
 * Tests to generate specified HTML table from from a array of objects and
 * specification arrays.
 *
 * Generates an HTML table fron an array of objects, where each object contains
 * a number of data, according to the specifications in the table- and the
 * column specification array.
 *
 * In the table specification it is possible to set the CSS id and/or class for
 * the table and the table caption.
 *
 * In the column specification the arrays order corresponds to the columns order
 * in the table. The name of the key in the column specifiation should
 * correspond to the key in the object, where the data should be fetched from.
 *
 * It is possible to specify a title of the column in the column specification.
 * If no title is specified, the key name in the object of the first row is used.
 * The same name as the key in the column specification.
 *
 * It is possible to define a function for the column. The function could be
 * used to use an algorithm for the table data in the object or add a string
 * of HTML tags for the column. It is also possible to fetch the whole object
 * by naming the key in the column specifiation so it starts with object...
 * This makes it possible to use all the data in the object if it is wanted.
 *
 * The type could be set to footer and colspan could also be used, if wanted.
 *
 * @author Gunnar Eriksson <[email protected]>
 */
include('../autoloader.php');

// Create data objects.
$row0 = new stdClass();
$row0->column1 = "Table Cell 1";
$row0->column2 = "Table Cell 2";
$row0->column3 = "Table Cell 3";
$row0->column4 = "https://www.google.se";
$row0->column5 = "Table Cell 5";
$row0->column6 = "Table Cell 6";

$row1 = new stdClass();
$row1->column1 = "Table Cell 7";
$row1->column2 = "Table Cell 8";
$row1->column3 = "Table Cell 9";
$row1->column4 = "https://www.google.se";
$row1->column5 = "Table Cell 11";
$row1->column6 = "";

$row2 = new stdClass();
$row2->column1 = "Table Cell 13";
$row2->column2 = "Table Cell 14";
$row2->column3 = "Table Cell 15";
$row2->column4 = "https://www.google.se";
$row2->column5 = "Table Cell 17";
$row2->column6 = "Table Cell 18";

// Create table data, which is an array of data objects.
$data = [
	0 => $row0,
	1 => $row1,
	2 => $row2,
];

// Create table specifiation.
$tableSpecification = [
	//'id'        => 'test-table',

	//'class'	=> 'test-table',

	'caption'	=> 'The table'
];

// Create table with table specification, table data and the column specification.
$table = new \Guer\HTMLTable\CHTMLTable();
$table = $table->create($tableSpecification, $data, [
	'column1' => [
        'title' => 'Table Header 1',
    ],
	'object1' => [
		'title'     => 'Table Header 2',
		'function'	=> function($object) {
			return htmlentities($object->column2, null, 'UTF-8');
		}
    ],
    'column4' => [
        'title'     => 'Table Header 4',
		'function'	=> function($link) {

			return '<a href="'. htmlentities($link, null, 'UTF-8') . '">' . "Google" . '</a>';
		}
    ],
	'column6' => [
        'title'    	=> 'Table Header 6',
		'function' 	=> function($tableCell6) {
        	return empty($tableCell6) ? 'Not present' :  'Present';
   		}
    ],
	'tablefoot1' => [
        'type'      => 'footer',
		'colspan'  	=> '2',
		'value'		=> 'Footer Cell 1',
    ],
	'tablefoot2' => [
        'type'      => 'footer',
		'colspan'  	=> 2,
		'function'	=> function() {
        	return '<a href="https://www.google.se">Link</a>';
   		}
    ],
]);

?>

<!doctype html>
<meta charset=utf8>
<title>Example on using specified HTML table with CHTMLTable</title>
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="css/html-table.css" />
<!-- Echo out the form -->
<h1>Example on using specified HTML table with CHTMLTable</h1>
<?=$table->getHTMLTable()?>


1		<?php
2		/**
3		* Tests to generate specified HTML table from from a array of objects and
4		* specification arrays.
5		*
6		* Generates an HTML table fron an array of objects, where each object contains
7		* a number of data, according to the specifications in the table- and the
8		* column specification array.
9		*
10		* In the table specification it is possible to set the CSS id and/or class for
11		* the table and the table caption.
12		*
13		* In the column specification the arrays order corresponds to the columns order
14		* in the table. The name of the key in the column specifiation should
15		* correspond to the key in the object, where the data should be fetched from.
16		*
17		* It is possible to specify a title of the column in the column specification.
18		* If no title is specified, the key name in the object of the first row is used.
19		* The same name as the key in the column specification.
20		*
21		* It is possible to define a function for the column. The function could be
22		* used to use an algorithm for the table data in the object or add a string
23		* of HTML tags for the column. It is also possible to fetch the whole object
24		* by naming the key in the column specifiation so it starts with object...
25		* This makes it possible to use all the data in the object if it is wanted.
26		*
27		* The type could be set to footer and colspan could also be used, if wanted.
28		*
29		* @author Gunnar Eriksson <[email protected]>
30		*/
31		include('../autoloader.php');
32
33		// Create data objects.
34		$row0 = new stdClass();
35		$row0->column1 = "Table Cell 1";
36		$row0->column2 = "Table Cell 2";
37		$row0->column3 = "Table Cell 3";
38		$row0->column4 = "https://www.google.se";
39		$row0->column5 = "Table Cell 5";
40		$row0->column6 = "Table Cell 6";
41
42		$row1 = new stdClass();
43		$row1->column1 = "Table Cell 7";
44		$row1->column2 = "Table Cell 8";
45		$row1->column3 = "Table Cell 9";
46		$row1->column4 = "https://www.google.se";
47		$row1->column5 = "Table Cell 11";
48		$row1->column6 = "";
49
50		$row2 = new stdClass();
51		$row2->column1 = "Table Cell 13";
52		$row2->column2 = "Table Cell 14";
53		$row2->column3 = "Table Cell 15";
54		$row2->column4 = "https://www.google.se";
55		$row2->column5 = "Table Cell 17";
56		$row2->column6 = "Table Cell 18";
57
58		// Create table data, which is an array of data objects.
59		$data = [
60		0 => $row0,
61		1 => $row1,
62		2 => $row2,
63		];
64
65		// Create table specifiation.
66		$tableSpecification = [
67		//'id' => 'test-table',
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68		//'class' => 'test-table',
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69		'caption' => 'The table'
70		];
71
72		// Create table with table specification, table data and the column specification.
73		$table = new \Guer\HTMLTable\CHTMLTable();
74		$table = $table->create($tableSpecification, $data, [
75		'column1' => [
76		'title' => 'Table Header 1',
77		],
78		'object1' => [
79		'title' => 'Table Header 2',
80		'function' => function($object) {
81		return htmlentities($object->column2, null, 'UTF-8');
82		}
83		],
84		'column4' => [
85		'title' => 'Table Header 4',
86	View Code Duplication	'function' => function($link) {
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87		return '<a href="'. htmlentities($link, null, 'UTF-8') . '">' . "Google" . '</a>';
88		}
89		],
90		'column6' => [
91		'title' => 'Table Header 6',
92		'function' => function($tableCell6) {
93		return empty($tableCell6) ? 'Not present' : 'Present';
94		}
95		],
96		'tablefoot1' => [
97		'type' => 'footer',
98		'colspan' => '2',
99		'value' => 'Footer Cell 1',
100		],
101		'tablefoot2' => [
102		'type' => 'footer',
103		'colspan' => 2,
104		'function' => function() {
105		return '<a href="https://www.google.se">Link</a>';
106		}
107		],
108		]);
109
110		?>
111
112		<!doctype html>
113		<meta charset=utf8>
114		<title>Example on using specified HTML table with CHTMLTable</title>
115		<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="css/html-table.css" />
116		<!-- Echo out the form -->
117		<h1>Example on using specified HTML table with CHTMLTable</h1>
118		<?=$table->getHTMLTable()?>
119

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