Sometimes you want to provide a multi-value search form
This form POST’s to http://10.197.3.73:6002/wms/pallets/lookupSearch
Thenthe lookupSearch action filters the POST data and redirects to the lookup action with the search terms in the query string
The lookup action then takes the query string and turns it into a CakePHP query condition and filters the list of displayed items.
Create an action (lookupSearch) that takes the POST request from the above form
This action takes all the POST’ed form data and strips the empty values then redirects back to the action (lookup) that will display the list of filtered items based on the params entered in the search form.
// src/Controller/PalletsController.php
public function lookupSearch()
{
// build a URL with all the search elements in it
// filter out the empty values
// the resulting URL will be
// example.com/pallets/lookup?shipment_id=3243&shipment=SO-M003567&pl_ref=2919456
$url = collection($this->request->getData())
// remove empty
->filter()
->map(function ($item) {
// remove whitespace
return trim($item);
})->toArray();
$url = array_map('trim', array_filter($this->request->getData()));
// redirect the user to the url
return $this->redirect(['action' => 'lookup', '?' => $url]);
}
Set $this->paginate to contain the search conditions. See the formatLookupActionConditions function below to see how the
// src/Controller/PalletsController.php
public function lookup()
{
$this->paginate = [
'contain' => [
'InventoryStatuses',
'Locations',
'Shipments',
'Items',
],
'limit' => Configure::read('PalletsLookup.limit'),
'maxLimit' => Configure::read('PalletsLookup.maxLimit'),
'order' => [
'id' => 'DESC',
],
];
$this->paginate['conditions'] = $this->Pallets->formatLookupActionConditions(
$this->request->getQueryParams()
);
$searchForm = new LookupSearchForm();
$pallets = $this->paginate($this->Pallets);
$statuses = $this->Pallets->InventoryStatuses->find('list');
$locations = $this->Pallets->Locations
->find('list')
->where(['active' => 1])
->order(['Locations.location' => 'ASC']);
$this->set(
compact(
'searchForm',
'pallets',
'locations',
'statuses'
)
);
}
Customizing the search conditions based on database field types
Here I want to be able to search on a substring of sscc number so use "sscc LIKE %{$searchValue}%"
// src/Model/Table/PalletsTable.php
public function formatLookupActionConditions($passedArgs = [])
{
$conditions = [];
foreach ($passedArgs as $searchKey => $searchValue) {
// only interested in Lookup.xxx not page=2 etc
switch ($searchKey) {
case 'sscc':
$conditions[] = ['sscc LIKE' => "%{$searchValue}%"];
// dd($options);
break;
case 'shipment_id':
$conditions[] = ['shipment_id' => $searchValue];
break;
case 'item_id_select':
$conditions[] = ['item' => $searchValue];
break;
case 'production_date':
$conditions[] = [$searchKey . ' LIKE ' => $searchValue . '%'];
break;
case 'page':
// skip standard search keys because they are
// for paginate not conditions
case 'sort':
case 'direction':
case 'shipment':
case 'limit':
break;
default:
$conditions[] = [$searchKey => $searchValue];
break;
}
}
// remove the top level of the $conditions array
$conditions = array_merge(...$conditions);
// dd($conditions);
return $conditions;
}
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