function page_manager_node_edit

Entry point for our overridden node edit.

This function asks its assigned handlers who, if anyone, would like to run with it. If no one does, it passes through to Drupal core's node edit, which is node_page_edit().

File

page_manager/plugins/tasks/node_edit.inc, line 89

Code

function page_manager_node_edit($node) {
    // Load my task plugin.
    $task = page_manager_get_task('node_edit');
    // Load the node into a context.
    ctools_include('context');
    ctools_include('context-task-handler');
    $contexts = ctools_context_handler_get_task_contexts($task, '', array(
        $node,
    ));
    // Set the default title for the node add/edit form. If the page has a custom
    // title it'll override this.
    $types = node_type_get_types();
    $context = reset($contexts);
    if (empty($context->data->nid)) {
        drupal_set_title(t('Create @name', array(
            '@name' => $types[$context->data->type]->name,
        )), PASS_THROUGH);
    }
    else {
        drupal_set_title(t('<em>Edit @type</em> @title', array(
            '@type' => $types[$context->node_type]->name,
            '@title' => $context->data->title,
        )), PASS_THROUGH);
    }
    $arg = array(
        isset($node->nid) ? $node->nid : $node->type,
    );
    $output = ctools_context_handler_render($task, '', $contexts, $arg);
    if ($output === FALSE) {
        // Fall back!
        // We've already built the form with the context, so we can't build it again, or
        // form_clean_id will mess up our ids. But we don't really need to, either:
        $output = $context->form;
    }
    return $output;
}