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###############################################################################
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# Codestriker: Copyright (c) 2001, 2002 David Sitsky. All rights reserved.
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# sits@users.sourceforge.net
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#
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# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and modify it under
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# the terms of the GPL.
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# Action object for displaying the topic search page.
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package Codestriker::Action::Search;
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use strict;
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use Codestriker::Model::Project;
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use Codestriker::DB::Database;
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# Create an appropriate form for topic searching.
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sub process($$$) {
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my ($type, $http_input, $http_response) = @_;
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my $query = $http_response->get_query();
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# Check if this action is allowed.
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if ($Codestriker::allow_searchlist == 0) {
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$http_response->error("This function has been disabled");
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}
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$http_response->generate_header(topic_title=>"Search",
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reload=>0, cache=>1);
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# Obtain a URL builder object.
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my $url_builder = Codestriker::Http::UrlBuilder->new($query);
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# Create the hash for the template variables.
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my $vars = {};
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# Create the list of valid states that can be searched over.
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my @states = ("Any");
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push @states, @Codestriker::topic_states;
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$vars->{'states'} = \@states;
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# Get the list of valid topics in the system that can be searched over.
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my @projects_db = Codestriker::Model::Project->list();
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my @projects = ();
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my $any_project = {};
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$any_project->{id} = -1;
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$any_project->{name} = "Any";
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push @projects, $any_project;
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foreach my $project (@projects_db) {
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push @projects, $project;
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}
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$vars->{'projects'} = \@projects;
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# Check if the database supports the like operator over text fields.
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my $database = Codestriker::DB::Database->get_database();
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if ($database->has_like_operator_for_text_field()) {
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# Can use LIKE over text fields, everything is searchable.
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$vars->{'enable_title'} = 1;
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$vars->{'enable_description'} = 1;
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$vars->{'enable_comment'} = 1;
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$vars->{'enable_body'} = 1;
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$vars->{'enable_filename'} = 1;
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}
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else {
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# Only varchar fields can be searched over, limit the search
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# capability.
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$vars->{'enable_title'} = 1;
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$vars->{'enable_description'} = 0;
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$vars->{'enable_comment'} = 0;
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$vars->{'enable_body'} = 0;
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$vars->{'enable_filename'} = 1;
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}
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my $template = Codestriker::Http::Template->new("search");
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$template->process($vars);
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$http_response->generate_footer();
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}
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1;
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