function _AdvisingScreenTypeView::match_requirement_type
Search API
4.x _AdvisingScreenTypeView.php | _AdvisingScreenTypeView::match_requirement_type($test_type, $req_type) |
5.x _AdvisingScreenTypeView.php | _AdvisingScreenTypeView::match_requirement_type($test_type, $req_type) |
Does the testType match the reqType? This function is used to make sure that courses or groups with a certain requirement_type are placed in the correct semester blocks on screen.
Parameters
string $test_type:
string $req_type:
Return value
bool
1 call to _AdvisingScreenTypeView::match_requirement_type()
- _AdvisingScreenTypeView::display_semester_list in classes/
_AdvisingScreenTypeView.php - Display contents of a semester list as a single semester, only displaying courses matching the requirement_type. If the requirement_type is "e", then we will also look for anything not containing a defined requirement_type.
File
- classes/
_AdvisingScreenTypeView.php, line 66
Class
- _AdvisingScreenTypeView
- This class is the View by Type view for FlightPath. As such, it inherits most of it's classes from __advising_screen.
Code
function match_requirement_type($test_type, $req_type)
{
// Does the testType match the reqType?
if ($test_type == $req_type)
{
return true;
}
// Does it match if there's a u in front?
if ($test_type == ("u" . $req_type))
{ // university captone type.
return true;
}
if ($req_type == "e")
{
// type "elective." We will make sure the test_type isn't in
// one of our defined types already.
// Also, make sure it doesn't begin with a 'u'. Ex: um, for University Capstone + m. That would be undefined as well.
$no_u_test_type = ltrim($test_type, 'u');
$types = fp_get_requirement_types();
if (!isset($types [$test_type]) && !isset($types [$no_u_test_type])) {
// Yes-- the user is using a code NOT defined, so let's just call it
// an "elective" type.
return TRUE;
}
}
return false;
}