function views_ui_edit_form_get_build_from_option

Build a renderable array representing one option on the edit form.

This function might be more logical as a method on an object, if a suitable object emerges out of refactoring.

File

includes/admin.inc, line 1892

Code

function views_ui_edit_form_get_build_from_option($id, $option, $view, $display) {
    $option_build = array();
    $option_build['#theme'] = 'views_ui_display_tab_setting';
    $option_build['#description'] = $option['title'];
    $option_build['#link'] = $display->handler
        ->option_link($option['value'], $id, '', empty($option['desc']) ? '' : $option['desc']);
    $option_build['#links'] = array();
    if (!empty($option['links']) && is_array($option['links'])) {
        foreach ($option['links'] as $link_id => $link_value) {
            $option_build['#settings_links'][] = $display->handler
                ->option_link($option['setting'], $link_id, 'views-button-configure', $link_value);
        }
    }
    if (!empty($display->handler->options['defaults'][$id])) {
        $display_id = 'default';
        $option_build['#defaulted'] = TRUE;
    }
    else {
        $display_id = $display->id;
        if (!$display->handler
            ->is_default_display()) {
            if ($display->handler
                ->defaultable_sections($id)) {
                $option_build['#overridden'] = TRUE;
            }
        }
    }
    $option_build['#attributes']['class'][] = drupal_clean_css_identifier($display_id . '-' . $id);
    if (!empty($view->changed_sections[$display_id . '-' . $id])) {
        $option_build['#changed'] = TRUE;
    }
    return $option_build;
}