filter_update_7005

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filter_update_7005()

Integrate text formats with the user permissions system.

This function converts text format role assignments to use the new text format permissions introduced in Drupal 7, creates a fallback (plain text) format that is available to all users, and explicitly sets the text format in cases that used to rely on a single site-wide default.

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Code

modules/filter/filter.install, line 281

<?php
function filter_update_7005() {

  // Move role data from the filter system to the user permission system.
  $all_roles = array_keys(user_roles());
  $default_format = variable_get('filter_default_format', 1);
  $result = db_query("SELECT * FROM {filter_format}");
  foreach ($result as $format) {
    // We need to assign the default format to all roles (regardless of what
    // was stored in the database) to preserve the behavior of the site at the
    // moment of the upgrade.
    $format_roles = ($format->format == $default_format ? $all_roles : explode(',', $format->roles));
    foreach ($format_roles as $format_role) {
      if (in_array($format_role, $all_roles)) {
        user_role_grant_permissions($format_role, array(filter_permission_name($format)));
      }
    }
  }

  // Drop the roles field from the {filter_format} table.
  db_drop_field('filter_format', 'roles');

  // Add a fallback text format which outputs plain text and appears last on
  // the list for all users. Generate a unique name for it, starting with
  // "Plain text".
  $start_name = 'Plain text';
  $format_name = $start_name;
  while ($format = db_query('SELECT format FROM {filter_format} WHERE name = :name', array(':name' => $format_name))->fetchField()) {
    $id = empty($id) ? 1 : $id + 1;
    $format_name = $start_name . ' ' . $id;
  }
  $fallback_format = new stdClass();
  $fallback_format->name = $format_name;
  $fallback_format->cache = 1;
  $fallback_format->weight = 1;
  // This format should output plain text, so we escape all HTML and apply the
  // line break filter only.
  $fallback_format->filters = array(
    'filter_html_escape' => array('status' => 1),
    'filter_autop' => array('status' => 1),
  );
  filter_format_save($fallback_format);
  variable_set('filter_fallback_format', $fallback_format->format);
  drupal_set_message('A new <em>Plain text</em> format has been created which will be available to all users. You can configure this text format on the <a href="' . url('admin/config/content/formats/' . $fallback_format->format) . '">text format configuration page</a>.');

  // Move the former site-wide default text format to the top of the list, so
  // that it continues to be the default text format for all users.
  db_update('filter_format')
    ->fields(array('weight' => -1))
    ->condition('format', $default_format)
    ->execute();

  // It was previously possible for a value of "0" to be stored in database
  // tables to indicate that a particular piece of text should be filtered
  // using the default text format. Therefore, we have to convert all such
  // instances (in Drupal core) to explicitly use the appropriate format.
  // Note that the update of the node body field is handled separately, in
  // node_update_7006().
  foreach (array('block_custom', 'comment') as $table) {
    if (db_table_exists($table)) {
      db_update($table)
        ->fields(array('format' => $default_format))
        ->condition('format', 0)
        ->execute();
    }
  }

  // We do not delete the 'filter_default_format' variable, since other modules
  // may need it in their update functions.
  // @todo This variable can be deleted in Drupal 8.
}
?>
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