function ctools_export_crud_save
Save a single exportable object.
Parameters
$table: The name of the table to use to retrieve $schema values. This table must have an 'export' section containing data or this function will fail.
$object: The fully populated object to save.
Return value
Failure to write a record will return FALSE. Otherwise SAVED_NEW or SAVED_UPDATED is returned depending on the operation performed. The $object parameter contains values for any serial fields defined by the $table
Related topics
4 calls to ctools_export_crud_save()
- CtoolsExportCrudTestCase::testCrudExportDelete in tests/
ctools_export_test/ ctools_export.test - Tests CRUD operation: Delete.
- CtoolsExportCrudTestCase::testCrudExportSave in tests/
ctools_export_test/ ctools_export.test - Tests CRUD operation: Save.
- ctools_export_ui::edit_save_form in plugins/
export_ui/ ctools_export_ui.class.php - Called to save the final product from the edit form.
- _ctools_custom_content_type_edit_save in plugins/
content_types/ custom/ custom.inc
File
-
includes/
export.inc, line 168
Code
function ctools_export_crud_save($table, &$object) {
$schema = ctools_export_get_schema($table);
$export = $schema['export'];
if (!empty($export['save callback']) && function_exists($export['save callback'])) {
return $export['save callback']($object);
}
else {
// Objects should have a serial primary key. If not, simply fail to write.
if (empty($export['primary key'])) {
return FALSE;
}
$key = $export['primary key'];
if ($object->export_type & EXPORT_IN_DATABASE) {
// Existing record.
$update = array(
$key,
);
}
else {
// New record.
$update = array();
$object->export_type = EXPORT_IN_DATABASE;
}
return drupal_write_record($table, $object, $update);
}
}