dsb_client.module

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      'description' => t('Translate resource description '.
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      'description' => t('Publish local resource description '.
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      'description' => t('Without this option the user can not '.
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		//Field permissions
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		//General
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		'dsb content field general language' => array(
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			'title' => t('Can add/edit the general language field'),
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		),
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		'dsb content field general preview_image' => array(
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			'title' => t('Can add/edit the general preview image field'),
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		),
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		'dsb content field general life_cycle version' => array(
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			'title' => t('Can add/edit the general life cycle version field'),
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		),
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		'dsb content field general technical location' => array(
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			'title' => t('Can add/edit the general technical location field'),
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		),
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		'dsb content field general otherPlattformRequirements' => array(
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			'title' => t('Can add/edit the general other plattform requirements field'),
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		),
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		'dsb content field general description' => array(
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			'title' => t('Can add/edit the general description field'),
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		),
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		//Life cycle
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		'dsb content field life_cycle contribute' => array(
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			'title' => t('Can add/edit the lifecycle contribute field'),
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		),
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		//keywords
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		'dsb content field keywords keyword' => array(
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			'title' => t('Can add/edit the keywords keyword field'),
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		),
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		'dsb content field keywords coverage' => array(
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			'title' => t('Can add/edit the keywords coverage field'),
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		),
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		//Education
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		'dsb content field education learningResourceType' => array(
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			'title' => t('Can add/edit the education learningResourceType field'),
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		),
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		'dsb content field education intendedEndUserRole' => array(
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			'title' => t('Can add/edit the education intendedEndUserRole field'),
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		),
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		'dsb content field education typicalAgeRange' => array(
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			'title' => t('Can add/edit the education typicalAgeRange field'),
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		),
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		'dsb content field education typicalLearningTime' => array(
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			'title' => t('Can add/edit the education typicalLearningTime field'),
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		),
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		'dsb content field education difficulty' => array(
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			'title' => t('Can add/edit the education difficulty field'),
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		),
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		'dsb content field education aggregationLevel' => array(
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			'title' => t('Can add/edit the education aggregationLevel field'),
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		),
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		'dsb content field education description' => array(
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			'title' => t('Can add/edit the education description field'),
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		),
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		//Classification
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		'dsb content field classification context' => array(
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			'title' => t('Can add/edit the classification context field'),
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		),
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		'dsb content field classification curriculums' => array(
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			'title' => t('Can add/edit the classification curriculums field'),
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		),
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		//Rights
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		'dsb content field rights cost' => array(
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			'title' => t('Can add/edit the rights cost field'),
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		),
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		'dsb content field rights copyrightAndOtherRestrictions' => array(
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			'title' => t('Can add/edit the rights copyrightAndOtherRestrictions field'),
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		),
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		'dsb content field rights description' => array(
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			'title' => t('Can add/edit the rights description field'),
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		),
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		//Rights
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		'dsb content field relations relation' => array(
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			'title' => t('Can add/edit the relations relation field'),
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		),
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  if(isset($build['field_user_vcard'])) {
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    $build['field_user_vcard'][0]['#markup'] = dsb_client_contributer_preview($build['field_user_vcard'][0]['#markup'], true);
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  foreach(dsb_client_load_content_partner() AS $content_partner) {
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	static $cache = array();
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	$name = strtolower($name);
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	$name = preg_replace("/\W+/", "_", $name);
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	if(empty($cache[$name])) {
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	if(empty($cache[$name])) {
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    if(dsb_client_can_publish_central()) {
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      switch(strtolower($name)) {
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    if(empty($cache[$name])) {
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      $cache[$name] = variable_get("dsb_client_field_require_type_".strtolower($name),
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	}
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	return ($cache[$name] == $type);
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	$items['admin/archibald'] = array(
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		'title' => 'Descriptions',
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	);
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	$items['admin/archibald/proposal'] = array(
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		$items['admin/archibald/to_publish'] = array(
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			'title' => 'to publish',
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			'page callback' => 'dsb_client_admin_content_overview',
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			'page arguments' => array('to_publish_local'),
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			'access callback' => 'dsb_client_check_publish_access',
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			'type' => MENU_LOCAL_TASK,
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			'weight' => -10,
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			'file' => 'includes/dsb_client.pages.inc',
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		);
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		$items['admin/archibald/published'] = array(
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			'title' => 'Published',
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			'page callback' => 'dsb_client_admin_content_overview',
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			'page arguments' => array('published_local'),
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			'access callback' => 'dsb_client_check_publish_access',
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			'type' => MENU_LOCAL_TASK,
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			'weight' => -8,
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			'file' => 'includes/dsb_client.pages.inc',
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		);
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  } else if (variable_get(
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  } else if (variable_get(
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  } else {
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		$items['admin/archibald/to_publish'] = array(
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			'title' => 'to publish',
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			'page callback' => 'dsb_client_admin_content_overview',
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			'page arguments' => array('to_publish'),
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			'access callback' => 'dsb_client_check_publish_access',
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			'type' => MENU_LOCAL_TASK,
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			'weight' => -10,
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			'file' => 'includes/dsb_client.pages.inc',
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		);
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		$items['admin/archibald/published'] = array(
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			'title' => 'Published',
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			'page callback' => 'dsb_client_admin_content_overview',
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			'page arguments' => array('published'),
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			'access callback' => 'dsb_client_check_publish_access',
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			'type' => MENU_LOCAL_TASK,
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			'weight' => -8,
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			'file' => 'includes/dsb_client.pages.inc',
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		);
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	$items['admin/config/services/archibald/fields'] = array(
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	  'file' => 'dsb_client_comments/dsb_client_comments.admin.inc'
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  } else {
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    case('pgsql'):
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      } else {
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    $logo = null;
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    } elseif ($value <= 50) {
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    } elseif ($value <= 250) {
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    } else {
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  } else {
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      } else {
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	return (user_access('edit dsb content') ||
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	return (user_access('publish dsb content local') ||
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  return true;
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  } else {
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  } else {
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      } else {
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function dsb_client_get_solr_bias_value($key, $get_educa_default=false) {
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  } else {
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      t('You account has no vcard, '.
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    } else {
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    'UPDATE {dsbc_lom_stats} '.
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    'SET  editing_uid=:uid, editing_last_seen=:time '.
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    'UPDATE {dsbc_lom_stats} '.
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    'SET editing_uid=:uid, editing_last_seen=0 '.
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        'cp.content_partner_id = ls.content_partner_id AND '.
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    while($data = $res->fetchAssoc()) {
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        'name' =>'',
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    foreach(dsb_client_load_content_partner() AS $content_partner) {
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        } else if (isset($status->publication_log->lom_status) &&
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        } else if (isset($status->publication_log->lom_status) &&
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    } else {
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    } else {
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SHOWSITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/TEMPLATES/DSB_CLIENT_CONTENT_VIEW_CURRICULUM_EDUCA.TPL.PHP
SHOWSITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/TEMPLATES/DSB_CLIENT_CONTENT_VIEW_CURRICULUM_PER.TPL.PHP
SHOWSITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/TEMPLATES/DSB_CLIENT_CONTENT_VIEW_CURRICULUM_PER_DETAILS.TPL.PHP
SHOWSITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/TEMPLATES/DSB_CLIENT_SEARCH_BLOCK_FORM.TPL.PHP
SHOWSITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/JS/CLIENT_OVERVIEW_FACETS.JS
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SHOWSITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/JS/CURRICULUM_PER.JS
SHOWSITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/JS/DSB_ADMIN_CONTENT_OVERVIEW.JS
SHOWSITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/JS/DSB_CLIENT.JS
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SHOWSITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/JS/PROHIBIT_DOUBLE_EDIT.JS
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SHOWSITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/INCLUDES/VCARD/GENERATOR.PHP
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SHOWSITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/INCLUDES/CURRICULUM/CURRICULUM.ABSTRACT.PHP
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HIDESITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/INCLUDES/COVERAGE_SYNC/RAMEAU.INC
rameau.inc

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          else if (preg_match("/^a(.+)$/", $v, $matches)) {
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          else if (preg_match("/^g(.+)$/", $v, $matches)) {
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          else if (preg_match("/^.(.+)$/", $v, $matches)) {
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          else if (preg_match("/\.\.+/", $v, $matches)) {
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          else if (preg_match("/^a(.+)$/", $v, $matches)) {
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          else if (preg_match("/^g(.+)$/", $v, $matches)) {
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          else if (preg_match("/^x(.+)$/", $v, $matches)) {
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        return false;
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    return true;
HIDESITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/INCLUDES/COVERAGE_SYNC/SWD.INC
swd.inc

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        "845" => array(), #OBERBEGRIFF ZU INDIVIDUALBEZEICHNUNGEN (SCHLAGWORTVERKNUEPFUNGEN)
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        $source = preg_replace("/\xc9(.)/","\xc8\\1", $source); //Charset bug couse Trema and Umlaute are the same (U0308) so couse same char, replace c9 to c8
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        $source = preg_replace("/(\x88|\x89)/","", $source); //Killing not sorting chars
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        foreach($lines AS $line_index=>$line) {
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        foreach($lines AS $line_index=>$line) {
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            if(empty($line)) {
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            if(preg_match("/([0-9]{3})[0-9a-zA-Z]\|?(.*)$/is", $line, $matches)) {
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                if(isset($this->used_codes[$code])) {
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HIDESITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/INCLUDES/DSB_CLIENT.ADMIN.INC
dsb_client.admin.inc

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  $valid = false;
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      $valid = true;
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	$fields = array(
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		"general-description" => RES_FIELD_REQUIRED,
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		"general-language" => RES_FIELD_RECOMMEND,
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		"life_cycle-version" => RES_FIELD_OPTIONAL,
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		"technical-location" => RES_FIELD_OPTIONAL,
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		"general-otherPlattformRequirements" => RES_FIELD_RECOMMEND,
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		"education-learningResourceType" => RES_FIELD_REQUIRED,
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		"education-intendedEndUserRole" => RES_FIELD_RECOMMEND,
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		"education-typicalAgeRange" => RES_FIELD_RECOMMEND,
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		"education-typicalLearningTime" => RES_FIELD_OPTIONAL,
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		"education-difficulty" => RES_FIELD_OPTIONAL,
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		"education-aggregationLevel" => RES_FIELD_OPTIONAL,
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		"education-description" => RES_FIELD_RECOMMEND,
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		"rights-cost" => RES_FIELD_OPTIONAL,
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		"rights-copyrightAndOtherRestrictions" => RES_FIELD_OPTIONAL,
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		"rights-description" => RES_FIELD_OPTIONAL,
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		"relations-relation" => RES_FIELD_OPTIONAL,
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		"life_cycle-contribute" => RES_FIELD_OPTIONAL,
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		"keywords-keyword" => RES_FIELD_RECOMMEND,
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		"keywords-coverage" => RES_FIELD_OPTIONAL,
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		"classification-context" => RES_FIELD_REQUIRED,
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		"classification-curriculums" => RES_FIELD_RECOMMEND,
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	);
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	foreach($fields AS $field => $default) {
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	foreach($fields AS $field => $default) {
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		$name = strtolower($field);
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		$name = preg_replace("/\W+/", "_", $name);
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		$form['options'][$name] = array(
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			'#title' => t('Field: @field', array("@field" => $field)),
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			'#description' =>
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				t('Please choose which requirement type this field shoud have'),
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			'#type' => 'radios',
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			'#options' => array(
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				RES_FIELD_OPTIONAL => t('optional'),
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				RES_FIELD_RECOMMEND => t('recommend'),
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				RES_FIELD_REQUIRED => t('required'),
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			),
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			'#default_value' => variable_get(
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		);
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    if($can_central_publish && (
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      $form['options'][$name]['#disabled'] = true;
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      $form['options'][$name]['#title'] .= "<br /> (".t("This field is always required, because central publishing is available").")";
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	}
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	$form['submit'] = array(
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	return $form;
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	foreach($form_state['values'] AS $field => $value) {
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	foreach($form_state['values'] AS $field => $value) {
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		if($field == 'submit' ||
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		if($field == 'submit' ||
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				$field == 'form_build_id' ||
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				$field == 'form_token' ||
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				$field == 'form_id' ||
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				$field == 'op') {
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			continue;
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		}
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		variable_set("dsb_client_field_require_type_".strtolower($field), $value);
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		variable_set("dsb_client_field_require_type_".strtolower($field), $value);
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	}
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	drupal_set_message(t("Field configuration saved successfully"), 'ok');
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              '!module' => '<a href="http://drupal.org/project/apachesolr" '.
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        t('Sorry, no Solr instance available. '.
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    '#description' => t('If this options is disabled, '.
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    '#description' => t('Seach in collections means that related childs '.
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        'of a result will not shown as single item in search result, '.
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    '#description' => t('Give bias to certain properties '.
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        'when ordering the search results. '.
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        'Any value except Ignore will increase the score of the given type '.
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    '#description' => t('This options looks up for collection child '.
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          true
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    '#description' => t('Adding a new resource first the language '.
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        'of the description has to be choosen. '.
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    '#title' => t('The Resource add/editor form displays only warnings, '.
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    '#description' => t('Allows to save the resource '.
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        'even when mandetory fields are missing. '.
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        'Will only show warnings. '.
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    '#description' => t('Set this option off if you want to show '.
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    '#title' => t('Display a warning when resource add/edit form '.
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    '#description' => t('This option will only work in modern versions '.
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    '#title' => t('Display only resources in '.
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    '#description' => t('Show resource independet of current choosen '.
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        'interface language. '.
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        'With activates solr search it could happend that you will see '.
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            '@usage_count' =>$data['usage_count']
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    } else if (count($content_partner)<2) {
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    } else if (count($content_partner)<2) {
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    '#description' => t('Space separated list of file extensions '.
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	$form['dsb']['dsb_client_publish_type'] = array(
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    '#description' => t('Please choose which publish options you need').'<br>'.
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      t('This option is only activ if you have at least one content partner '.
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          'account with working api key.').'<br>'.
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		'#options' => array(
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			DSB_CLIENT_PUBLISH_SEPERATE => t(
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			DSB_CLIENT_PUBLISH_TOGETHER => t(
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		),
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    '#disabled' => (dsb_client_can_publish_central()!=true)
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  $email_token_help = t('Available variables are:  '.
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      '[site:name], [site:url], [user:name], [user:mail], '.
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      '[lom:id], [lom:url], [lom:title], [overview:proposal-url], '.
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    '#description' => t('Edit the notification e-mail message sent to users '.
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        'with editor role. '.
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        'When a new resource has been created by an user '.
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    '#description' => t('Edit the notification e-mail message sent to users '.
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        'with publisher role. '.
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        'When the status of a resource has been '.
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    '#description' => t('Define here which user role '.
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    '#description' => t('Edit the notification e-mail message sent to '.
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        'the responsible editor. '.
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        'When the status of a resource has been changed by '.
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    '#description' => t('Edit the notification e-mail message sent to '.
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    $form_state['values']['dsb_mail_new_unavailable_subject'] = null;
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    $form_state['values']['dsb_mail_new_unavailable_body'] = null;
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    $form_state['values']['dsb_mail_status2final_subject'] = null;
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    $form_state['values']['dsb_mail_status2final_body'] = null;
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    $form_state['values']['dsb_mail_status2draft_subject'] = null;
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    $form_state['values']['dsb_mail_status2draft_body'] = null;
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    $form_state['values']['dsb_mail_set_responsible_subject'] = null;
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    $form_state['values']['dsb_mail_set_responsible_body'] = null;
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      $col[] = "<div class='form-item form-type-checkbox ".
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  if(!empty($form_state['values']['file_server_type'])) {
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  require_once dirname(__FILE__).'/Dir.class.php';
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  $dir = new Dir('file_uploader', false, dirname(__FILE__));
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  $selected_plugin = null;
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  foreach($dir AS $entry) {
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    if(!preg_match("/^uploader\.(.*)\.class\.php/", $entry->filename, $matches)) {
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    $classname = "uploader_".$matches[1];
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    if($content_partner['file_server_type'] == $matches[1]) {
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    '#description' => t('Choose here they way to publish your resource '.
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  if(!empty($selected_plugin) || $content_partner['file_server_type'] == 'no') {
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    if($content_partner['file_server_type'] != 'no') {
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      'because non-identifier uploads (company logo, preview images needs'.
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  if(empty($form['file_upload']['file_uploader_config'])) {
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      "#markup" => '<div id="replace_plugin_config_div">'.drupal_render($form['file_upload']['file_uploader_config']).'</div>'
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      if (openssl_pkey_get_private($client_keyfile, $form_state['values']['password']) === false) {
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    require_once(dirname(__FILE__).'/file_uploader/uploader.'.$form_state['values']['file_server_type'].'.class.php');
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    $classname = "uploader_".$form_state['values']['file_server_type'];
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  if(!empty($form_state['values']['file_server_type']) && $form_state['values']['file_server_type'] != 'no') {
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    require_once(dirname(__FILE__).'/file_uploader/uploader.'.$form_state['values']['file_server_type'].'.class.php');
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    $classname = "uploader_".$form_state['values']['file_server_type'];
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            '@usage_count' =>$data['usage_count']
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  } else if (count($content_partners)<2) {
Line 1465: Use "elseif" in place of "else if"
  } else if (count($content_partners)<2) {
Line 1470: else statements should begin on a new line
  } else {
HIDESITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/INCLUDES/DSB_CLIENT.AJAX.INC
dsb_client.ajax.inc

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    else if ($type == 'coverage') {
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    $tmpArray = array();
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      if (!isset($tmpArray[$near])) {
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        $tmpArray[$near] = array();
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      $tmpArray[$near][] = array(
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    foreach ($tmpArray AS $i => &$tmpArr) {
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      foreach ($tmpArr AS &$termArr) {
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        $return_data[$termArr['term']] =
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          $termArr['content'] .
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  if ($validator->ready_for_publish() != true) {
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        strpos($k, '|' . filter_xss($_POST['current_value'])) !== false) {
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    if (strpos($k, '|unavailable') !== false) {
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        null,
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        null,
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  $send_info_mail = ($form_state['values']['mailconfirm'] == 1) ? true : false;
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      $send_info_mail == true) {
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      $send_info_mail == true) {
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        null,
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        ).'<br>'.t(
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        'Cause of this, the owner can not be changed. '.
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  foreach(dsb_client_load_content_partner() AS $content_partner) {
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  $html .= t('Sorry, can not change status of this ressource. '.
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             'Because it is faulty. '.
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        null,
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        null,
Line 804: Use uppercase for PHP constants, e.g. NULL, TRUE, FALSE
  $send_info_mail = ($form_state['values']['mailconfirm'] == 1) ? true : false;
Line 809: else statements should begin on a new line
  } else {
Line 831: Use uppercase for PHP constants, e.g. NULL, TRUE, FALSE
  if ($send_info_mail == true) {
HIDESITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/INCLUDES/DSB_CLIENT.FORM.INC
dsb_client.form.inc

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	static $perms = null;
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	static $perms = null;
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	if(empty($perms)) {
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	if(empty($perms)) {
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		$perms = dsb_client_permission();
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	}
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	if(!isset($perms['dsb content field '.$field])) {
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	if(!isset($perms['dsb content field '.$field])) {
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	if(!isset($perms['dsb content field '.$field])) {
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		return true;
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		return true;
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	}
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	$result = user_access('dsb content field '.$field);
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	$result = user_access('dsb content field '.$field);
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	return $result;
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	dsb_client_check_field_permission_recrusive($form);
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    $data['user'] = null;
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  $form_blur_message = false;
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    $form_blur_message = true;
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function dsb_client_get_require_type_value($name, $type, $default = false) {
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	$is_require_type = dsb_client_is_require_type($name, $type,
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			($default)?$type:RES_FIELD_OPTIONAL);
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	if($is_require_type) {
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	if($is_require_type) {
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		switch($type) {
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		switch($type) {
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			case RES_FIELD_REQUIRED:
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				return ' <span class="form-required">*</span>';
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			case RES_FIELD_RECOMMEND:
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				return ' <span class="form-recommended">*</span>';
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		}
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	}
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	return '';
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	if(empty($form)) {
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	if(empty($form)) {
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		return false;
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		return false;
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	}
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	if(!is_array($form)) {
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	if(!is_array($form)) {
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		return false;
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		return false;
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	}
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	if(!empty($parent)) {
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	if(!empty($parent)) {
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		$parent .= " ";
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	}
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	$remove_self_key_check = array();
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	$return_true = true;
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	$return_true = true;
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	foreach($form AS $k => &$v) {
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	foreach($form AS $k => &$v) {
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		if(preg_match("/^\#/", $k)) {
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		if(preg_match("/^\#/", $k)) {
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			continue;
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		}
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		$return_true = false;
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		$return_true = false;
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		$remove_self_key_check[$k] = $k;
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		switch($k) {
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		switch($k) {
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			case 'session_ident':
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				$check_k = 'curriculums';
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				break;
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			case 'description_spell_check':
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				$check_k = 'description';
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				break;
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			case 'learningResourceType_analog':
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			case 'learningResourceType_digital':
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				$check_k = 'learningResourceType';
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				break;
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			default:
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				$check_k = $k;
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				break;
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		}
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		if(dsb_client_check_field_permission($parent.$check_k)."" != "1") {
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		if(dsb_client_check_field_permission($parent.$check_k)."" != "1") {
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		if(dsb_client_check_field_permission($parent.$check_k)."" != "1") {
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			unset($form[$k]);
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			unset($remove_self_key_check[$k]);
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			continue;
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		}
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		if(!dsb_client_check_field_permission_recrusive($v, $parent.$k)) {
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		if(!dsb_client_check_field_permission_recrusive($v, $parent.$k)) {
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		if(!dsb_client_check_field_permission_recrusive($v, $parent.$k)) {
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			unset($form[$k]);
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		}
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	}
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	return $return_true || !empty($remove_self_key_check);
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function dsb_client_get_taxonomy_options($vocab, $parent=null) {
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  static $vocabularies = null;
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  $tree = taxonomy_get_tree($vocabularies[$vocab], 0, NULL, true);
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  $parent_key = null;
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      } else {
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    }  else {
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function dsb_client_form_set_error_or_info($field, $name, $is_msg = false) {
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	if(!$is_msg) {
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	if(!$is_msg) {
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		$name = str_replace(' <span class="form-required">*</span>', '',$name);
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		$name = str_replace(' <span class="form-required">*</span>', '',$name);
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		$name = str_replace(' <span class="form-recommended">*</span>', '',$name);
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		$name = str_replace(' <span class="form-recommended">*</span>', '',$name);
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		$msg = t('!name field is required.', array('!name' => $name));
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	}
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	else {
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		$msg = $name;
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	}
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	if (variable_get('dsb_client_resource_save_able_with_errors', 1) == true) {
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	if (variable_get('dsb_client_resource_save_able_with_errors', 1) == true) {
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		drupal_set_message($msg, 'warning');
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		drupal_set_message($msg, 'warning');
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	}
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	else {
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		form_set_error($field, $msg);
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		form_set_error($field, $msg);
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	}
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  if(!dsb_client_get_require_type_value($require_key, RES_FIELD_REQUIRED)) {
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    return false;
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  $debug = false;
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  foreach($key_arr AS $key) {
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    if(!isset($form_value[$key])) {
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      return false;
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	if(is_array($form_state_value)) {
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	if(is_array($form_state_value)) {
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		if(!isset($form_value['#title'])) {
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		if(!isset($form_value['#title'])) {
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			return false;
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			return false;
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		}
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		foreach($form_state_value AS $val) {
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		foreach($form_state_value AS $val) {
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			if(!empty($val)) {
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			if(!empty($val)) {
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				return false;
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				return false;
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			}
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		}
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		return true;
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		return true;
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	}
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	return empty($form_state_value);
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  foreach($array2 AS $k=>$v) {
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  foreach($array2 AS $k=>$v) {
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    if(!isset($source_array[$k])) {
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      if(is_array($v)) {
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	dsb_client_form_merge_recrusive($form_state['values'],
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        'description' => false,
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        'otherPlattformRequirements' => false,
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          'version' => false
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          'location' => false
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        'intendedEndUserRole' => false,
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        'typicalLearningTime' => false,
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        'difficulty' => false,
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        'aggregationLevel' => false,
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        'description' => false,
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          'to' => false,
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          'from' => false,
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        'cost' => false,
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        'copyrightAndOtherRestrictions' => false,
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        'description' => false,
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        'relation' => false
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        'keyword' => false,
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        'coverage' => false
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        'contribute' => false
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        'context' => false,
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	//Validation: general -> language
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	if (dsb_client_form_value_is_empty('general,language', $form_state, $form)) {
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		dsb_client_form_set_error_or_info('general][language', $form['general']['language']['#title']);
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	}
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	//Validation: general -> description
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	if (dsb_client_form_value_is_empty('general,description', $form_state, $form)) {
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		dsb_client_form_set_error_or_info('general][description', $form['general']['description']['#title']);
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	}
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	//Validation: life_cycle -> version
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	if (dsb_client_form_value_is_empty('general,life_cycle,version', $form_state, $form)) {
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		dsb_client_form_set_error_or_info('general][life_cycle][version', $form['general']['life_cycle']['version']['#title']);
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	}
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	//Validation: technical -> location
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	if (dsb_client_form_value_is_empty('general,technical,location', $form_state, $form)) {
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		dsb_client_form_set_error_or_info('general][technical][location', $form['general']['technical']['location']['#title']);
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	}
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	//Validation: general -> otherPlattformRequirements
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	if (dsb_client_form_value_is_empty('general,otherPlattformRequirements', $form_state, $form)) {
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		dsb_client_form_set_error_or_info('general][otherPlattformRequirements', $form['general']['otherPlattformRequirements']['#title']);
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	}
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	//Validation: education -> intendedEndUserRole
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	if (dsb_client_form_value_is_empty('education,intendedEndUserRole', $form_state, $form)) {
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		dsb_client_form_set_error_or_info('education][intendedEndUserRole', $form['education']['intendedEndUserRole']['#title']);
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	}
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	//Validation: education -> typicalAgeRange
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	if (dsb_client_form_value_is_empty('education,typicalAgeRange,from', $form_state, $form) &&
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		dsb_client_form_set_error_or_info('education[typicalAgeRange', $form['education']['typicalAgeRange']['#title']);
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	}
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	//Validation: education -> typicalLearningTime
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	if (dsb_client_form_value_is_empty('education,typicalLearningTime', $form_state, $form)) {
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		dsb_client_form_set_error_or_info('education][typicalLearningTime', $form['education']['typicalLearningTime']['#title']);
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	}
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	//Validation: education -> difficulty
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	if (dsb_client_form_value_is_empty('education,difficulty', $form_state, $form)) {
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		dsb_client_form_set_error_or_info('education][difficulty', $form['education']['difficulty']['#title']);
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	}
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	//Validation: education -> aggregationLevel
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	if (dsb_client_form_value_is_empty('education,aggregationLevel', $form_state, $form)) {
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		dsb_client_form_set_error_or_info('education][aggregationLevel', $form['education']['aggregationLevel']['#title']);
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	}
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	//Validation: education -> description
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	if (dsb_client_form_value_is_empty('education,description', $form_state, $form)) {
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		dsb_client_form_set_error_or_info('education][description', $form['education']['description']['#title']);
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	}
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	//Validation: rights -> cost
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	if (dsb_client_form_value_is_empty('rights,cost', $form_state, $form)) {
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		dsb_client_form_set_error_or_info('rights][cost', $form['rights']['cost']['#title']);
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	}
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	//Validation: rights -> copyrightAndOtherRestrictions
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	if (dsb_client_form_value_is_empty('rights,copyrightAndOtherRestrictions', $form_state, $form)) {
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		dsb_client_form_set_error_or_info('rights][copyrightAndOtherRestrictions', $form['rights']['copyrightAndOtherRestrictions']['#title']);
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	}
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	//Validation: rights -> description
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	if (dsb_client_form_value_is_empty('rights,description', $form_state, $form)) {
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		dsb_client_form_set_error_or_info('rights][description', $form['rights']['description']['#title']);
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	}
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	//Validation: classification -> context
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	if (dsb_client_form_value_is_empty('classification,context', $form_state, $form)) {
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		dsb_client_form_set_error_or_info('classification][context', $form['classification']['context']['#title']);
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	}
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	//Validation: classification -> curriculums
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	if (dsb_client_form_value_is_empty('classification,curriculums', $form_state, $form)) {
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		dsb_client_form_set_error_or_info('classification][curriculums', $form['classification']['curriculums']['#title']);
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	}
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	dsb_client_general_handle_file_upload($form_state);
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	//Get all relations
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	$existing_relations = array();
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	$is_empty = true;
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	$is_empty = true;
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	if (!empty($form_state['values']['relations']['relation'])) {
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		foreach ($form_state['values']['relations']['relation'] AS
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						 $i => $relation) {
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			if (empty($relation) ||
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					!is_array($relation) ||
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					empty($relation['ressource'])) {
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				continue;
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			}
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			$is_empty = false;
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			$is_empty = false;
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			if (isset($existing_relations[$relation['ressource']])) {
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				form_set_error(
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					'relations][ressource][' . $i,
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					t('Please don´t set relations twice')
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				);
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			}
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			elseif (!empty($form_state['values']['lom_id']) &&
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							$relation['ressource'] == $form_state['values']['lom_id']) {
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				form_set_error(
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					'relations][ressource][' . $i,
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					t('Please don´t refere to the resource itself.')
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				);
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			}
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			$existing_relations[$relation['ressource']] = true;
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			$existing_relations[$relation['ressource']] = true;
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		}
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		if ($is_empty && dsb_client_is_require_type("relations-relation",
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				RES_FIELD_REQUIRED)) {
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				dsb_client_form_set_error_or_info(
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						'relations][relation', $form['relations']['relation']['#title']);
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		}
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	}
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	//Get all identifiers
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	$existing_identifiers = array();
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	foreach ($form_state['values']['general']['identifier']
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			AS $i => $identifier) {
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		if (is_array($identifier) &&
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				!empty($identifier['entity']) &&
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				!empty($identifier['catalog'])) {
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			switch (drupal_strtoupper($identifier['catalog'])) {
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				case 'ISBN':
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					if (!preg_match(
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							'/(ISBN)?[ \-]*[0-9\-\ ]{6,}/i',
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							$identifier['entity'])) {
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						form_set_error(
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							'general][identifier][' . $i . '][entity',
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						t('This is not a valid ISBN.Example: ISBN "ISBN 978-3-16-148410-0"')
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						);
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					}
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					break;
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				case 'URL':
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					if (strpos($identifier['entity'], '://') === false) {
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					if (strpos($identifier['entity'], '://') === false) {
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						if (!preg_match(
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								'/dsb_client_file\/[0-9]+\/.+/',
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								$identifier['entity'])) {
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							form_set_error(
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								'general][identifier][' . $i . '][entity',
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								t('This is not a valid local URL.')
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							);
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						}
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					}
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					else {
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						$url_parts = parse_url($identifier['entity']);
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						if (empty($url_parts['scheme']) ||
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								empty($url_parts['host'])) {
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							form_set_error(
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								'general][identifier][' . $i . '][entity',
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								t('This is not a valid URL.')
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							);
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						}
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					}
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					break;
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			}
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			$key = $identifier['catalog'] . '_____' . $identifier['entity'];
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			if (isset($existing_identifiers[$key])) {
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				form_set_error(
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					'general][identifier][' . $i . '][entity',
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					t('Please don`t set identifier twice.')
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				);
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			}
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			$existing_identifiers[$key] = true;
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			$existing_identifiers[$key] = true;
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		}
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	}
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	// at least one realtion or one identifyer needs to be set
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	if (count($existing_relations) == 0 &&
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			count($existing_identifiers) == 0) {
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		dsb_client_form_set_error_or_info(
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			'general][identifier',
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			t('At leased one identifer is required'),
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			true
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			true
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		);
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	}
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	//Validation: life cycle -> keywords
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	if (dsb_client_check_field_permission('keywords keyword')  &&
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			isset($form_state['values']['keywords']['keyword'])) {
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		$is_empty = true;
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		$is_empty = true;
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		$existing_keyword = array();
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		foreach ($form_state['values']['keywords']['keyword'] AS $i => $keyword) {
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			$keyword = drupal_strtolower(trim($keyword));
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			if (empty($keyword) || !preg_match("/^keyword_[a-z0-9]+$/", $i)) {
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				continue;
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			}
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			$is_empty = false;
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			$is_empty = false;
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			if (isset($existing_keyword[$keyword])) {
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				form_set_error(
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					'keywords][keyword][' . $i,
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					t('Please don´t set keyword twice')
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				);
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			}
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			$existing_keyword[$keyword] = true;
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			$existing_keyword[$keyword] = true;
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		}
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		if ($is_empty && dsb_client_is_require_type("keywords-keyword",
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				RES_FIELD_REQUIRED)) {
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			dsb_client_form_set_error_or_info(
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				'keywords][keyword',
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				$form['keywords']['keyword']['#title']
Line 681: Use an indent of 2 spaces, with no tabs
			);
Line 682: Use an indent of 2 spaces, with no tabs
		}
Line 683: Use an indent of 2 spaces, with no tabs
	}
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	//Validation: keywords -> coverages
Line 686: Use an indent of 2 spaces, with no tabs
	if (dsb_client_check_field_permission('keywords coverage')  &&
Line 687: Use an indent of 2 spaces, with no tabs
			isset($form_state['values']['keywords']['coverage'])) {
Line 689: Use an indent of 2 spaces, with no tabs
		$is_empty = true;
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		$is_empty = true;
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		$existing_coverage = array();
Line 692: Use an indent of 2 spaces, with no tabs
		foreach ($form_state['values']['keywords']['coverage'] AS
Line 693: Use an indent of 2 spaces, with no tabs
						 $i => $coverage) {
Line 695: Use an indent of 2 spaces, with no tabs
			$coverage = drupal_strtolower(trim($coverage));
Line 697: Use an indent of 2 spaces, with no tabs
			if (empty($coverage) || !preg_match("/^coverage_[a-z0-9]+$/", $i)) {
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				continue;
Line 699: Use an indent of 2 spaces, with no tabs
			}
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			$is_empty = false;
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			$is_empty = false;
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			if (isset($existing_coverage[$coverage])) {
Line 704: Use an indent of 2 spaces, with no tabs
				form_set_error(
Line 705: Use an indent of 2 spaces, with no tabs
					'keywords][coverage][' . $i,
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					t('Please don´t set coverage twice')
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				);
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			}
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			$existing_coverage[$coverage] = true;
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			$existing_coverage[$coverage] = true;
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		}
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		if ($is_empty && dsb_client_is_require_type("keywords-coverage",
Line 713: Use an indent of 2 spaces, with no tabs
				RES_FIELD_REQUIRED)) {
Line 715: Use an indent of 2 spaces, with no tabs
			dsb_client_form_set_error_or_info(
Line 716: Use an indent of 2 spaces, with no tabs
				'keywords][coverage',
Line 717: Use an indent of 2 spaces, with no tabs
				$form['keywords']['coverage']['#title']
Line 718: Use an indent of 2 spaces, with no tabs
			);
Line 719: Use an indent of 2 spaces, with no tabs
		}
Line 721: Use an indent of 2 spaces, with no tabs
	}
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	//Validation: life cycle -> contributer
Line 725: Use an indent of 2 spaces, with no tabs
			isset($form_state['values']['life_cycle']['contribute'])) {
Line 727: Use an indent of 2 spaces, with no tabs
		$is_empty = true;
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		$is_empty = true;
Line 731: Use an indent of 2 spaces, with no tabs
			AS $i => $contribute) {
Line 734: Use an indent of 2 spaces, with no tabs
				!preg_match("/^contribute_[a-z0-9]+$/", $i)) {
Line 739: Use an indent of 2 spaces, with no tabs
			$is_empty = false;
Line 739: Use uppercase for PHP constants, e.g. NULL, TRUE, FALSE
			$is_empty = false;
Line 743: Use an indent of 2 spaces, with no tabs
					'life_cycle][contribute]['.$i,
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					'life_cycle][contribute]['.$i,
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				t('Please don´t set contributors with same person with same role twice')
Line 745: Use an indent of 2 spaces, with no tabs
				);
Line 747: Use uppercase for PHP constants, e.g. NULL, TRUE, FALSE
      $existing_contributes[$key] = true;
Line 751: Use an indent of 2 spaces, with no tabs
		if ($is_empty && dsb_client_is_require_type("life_cycle-contribute",
Line 754: Use an indent of 2 spaces, with no tabs
			dsb_client_form_set_error_or_info(
Line 755: Use an indent of 2 spaces, with no tabs
				'life_cycle][contribute',
Line 756: Use an indent of 2 spaces, with no tabs
				$form['life_cycle']['contribute']['#title']
Line 757: Use an indent of 2 spaces, with no tabs
			);
Line 759: Use an indent of 2 spaces, with no tabs
		}
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	//Validation: Learning resource type
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    if(!empty($form_state['values']['education'])) {
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      foreach ($selected_options AS $i => $learningResourceType) {
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        if (!empty($learningResourceType)) {
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			dsb_client_form_set_error_or_info(
Line 783: Use an indent of 2 spaces, with no tabs
				'education][learningResourceType',
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				t('Learning resource type')
Line 785: Use an indent of 2 spaces, with no tabs
			);
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  $set_responsible_uid = false;
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    $metaMetadata = $lom->get_metaMetadata();
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      $metaMetadata->add_contribute($contribute);
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    $lom->set_metaMetadata($metaMetadata);
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    $metaMetadata = new LOMDATA_metaMetadata();
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    $metaMetadata->set_language($form_state['values']['language']);
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      $metaMetadata->add_contribute($contribute);
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    $lom->set_metaMetadata($metaMetadata);
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    $set_responsible_uid = true;
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  if ($set_responsible_uid == true) {
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  dsb_client_prohibit_double_edit_checkout($lom_id, false);
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    $with_desc=false,
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    '#collapsed' => false,
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  if (strpos($show, 'y') !== false) {
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  if (strpos($show, 'm') !== false) {
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  if (strpos($show, 'd') !== false) {
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    $options = range(0, (strpos($show, 'm') !== false) ? 31 : 356);
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  if (strpos($show, 't') !== false) {
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			// build md5 hashes and store it in session
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							. ' ...';
HIDESITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/INCLUDES/DSB_CLIENT.OVERVIEW.INC
dsb_client.overview.inc

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    if (variable_get('dsb_client_search_in_current_language', 1) == true) {
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    if (variable_get('dsb_client_search_in_current_language', 1) == true) {
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      '#tree' => true,
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          '" class="btndetails inactive remember_choice sorl_search_facet">'.
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      $html .= ' <div style="display: block;" '.
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  $found_enabled = false;
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    $found_enabled_child = false;
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      $found_enabled = true;
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      $found_enabled_child = true;
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    if ($form[$checkbox_key]['#default_value'] == true) {
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      $found_enabled = true;
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      $form[$checkbox_key]['#disabled'] = true;
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        $form[$checkbox_key]['#default_value'] == true ||
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        $found_enabled_child == true) {
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  if ($found_enabled == true && $sum_count < 1) {
HIDESITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/INCLUDES/DSB_CLIENT.PAGES.INC
dsb_client.pages.inc

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    $lom = dsb_client_load($lom_id, $version, false);
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    if(empty($lom)) {
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      $metaMetadata = $lom->get_metaMetadata();
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      if ($metaMetadata instanceof LOMDATA_metaMetadata) {
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        $language = $metaMetadata->get_language();
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        $metaMetadata->set_language($language);
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        $lom->set_metaMetadata($metaMetadata);
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      $lom = dsb_client_load($preload_lomid, $copy_version, false);
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        $metaMetadata = $lom->get_metaMetadata();
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        if ($metaMetadata instanceof LOMDATA_metaMetadata) {
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          $language = $metaMetadata->get_language();
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        'prefix' => (!empty($lang->prefix)) ? $lang->prefix . '/' : null
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    } else {
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    'show_status_filter' => false,
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    'show_own_filter' => true
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	$publish_type = variable_get("dsb_client_publish_type", 0);
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			$search->add_was_published_filter();
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			$search->set_local_published_filter(TRUE);
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			$search->set_local_published_filter(FALSE);
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			$search->add_can_published_filter();
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      $form_params['show_status_filter'] = true;
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      #$form_params['show_own_filter'] = true;
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  if ($form_params['show_own_filter'] == true) {
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  if ($form_params['show_status_filter'] == true) {
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  $html = '<input type="hidden" id="dsb_client_admin_content_overview_type" value="'.$variables['type'].'" />';
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        } else {
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        } else {
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          'data' => '<span class="content_partner" '.
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              $cp_name.
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  } else {
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  $html = '<table border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" '.
HIDESITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/INCLUDES/DSB_CLIENT.PUBLISH.INC
dsb_client.publish.inc

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	$publish_type = variable_get('dsb_client_publish_type', DSB_CLIENT_PUBLISH_SEPERATE);
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  } else {
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  if ($ready_to_publish == false) {
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  switch($status->publication_local_status) {
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      switch($status->publication_central_status) {
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        $data[2] = l('details', 'archibald/' . $lom->get_lom_id() . '/publish/status/central');
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        else if ($status->publication_central_status == 'old') {
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        else if ($status->publication_central_status == 'ok') {
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        else if ($status->publication_central_status == 'error') {
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        else if ($status->publication_central_status == 'processing' ||
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        else if ($status->publication_local_status == 'old') {
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        else if ($status->publication_local_status == 'ok') {
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      else if ($status->publication_local_status == 'old') {
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      else if ($status->publication_local_status == 'ok') {
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        else if ($status->publication_central_status == 'old') {
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          } else {
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        else if ($status->publication_central_status == 'ok') {
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        else if ($status->publication_central_status == 'error') {
Line 596: Use "elseif" in place of "else if"
        else if ($status->publication_central_status == 'processing' ||
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  switch($form_state['values']['op']) {
Line 705: Use "elseif" in place of "else if"
    else if (variable_get('dsb_client_publish_type', DSB_CLIENT_PUBLISH_SEPERATE) == DSB_CLIENT_PUBLISH_SEPERATE) {
Line 719: Use "elseif" in place of "else if"
    else if (variable_get('dsb_client_publish_type', DSB_CLIENT_PUBLISH_SEPERATE) == DSB_CLIENT_PUBLISH_SEPERATE) {
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    if($LOM_Publish->lom_api_unpublish($lom) == true) {
Line 744: Use uppercase for PHP constants, e.g. NULL, TRUE, FALSE
    if($LOM_Publish->lom_api_unpublish($lom) == true) {
Line 758: else statements should begin on a new line
    } else {
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  if(path_is_admin($redirect)) {
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    $redirect = urldecode(url($base_url).'#overlay='.$redirect);
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    drupal_json_output(array('cron_run'=>'ok'));
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  if ($lom===null) {
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  drupal_set_title(t('Publish status: !title', array('!title'=>$title)));
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  if ($is_central_configurated != true) {
Line 844: String concatenation should be formatted with a space separating the operators (dot .) and the surrounding terms
      t('Use  drush dsb_reset_upload_err  and  drush cron --verbose') .  '<br>',
Line 855: missing space after comma
  return theme('dsb_client_content_publish_central_status',array(
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      $message = t('Success full published',array(
Line 957: missing space after comma
      $message = t('Publishing, currently uploading files',array(
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        $error = false;
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        } else {
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      } else {
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        } else {
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          } else {
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        } else {
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      } else {
HIDESITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/INCLUDES/DSB_CLIENT_CONTRIBUTER.INC
dsb_client_contributer.inc

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function dsb_client_contributer_preview($contributer_id, $return = false) {
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  if($return) {
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        'ajax' => true,
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        'ajax' => true,
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    } else {
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    $html .= '<input type="button" class="dsb_contributer_reset form-submit" '.
HIDESITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/INCLUDES/DSB_CLIENT_CONTRIBUTER_EDIT.INC
dsb_client_contributer_edit.inc

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  return dsb_client_contributer_edit($operation_type, $js, null);
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    $contributer_id=null,
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  } else {
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    else if (!empty($form_state['cancel'])) {
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    else if (!empty($form_state['cancel'])) {
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  } else {
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    '#required' => false,
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    '#required' => false,
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    '#required' => false,
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    '#required' => false,
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    '#required' => false,
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    if (!valid_url($form_state['values']['url'], true)) {
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    $form_state['complete'] = true;
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    '#description' => t('All this ressources use the update vCard. '.
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  $form_state['complete'] = true;
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  $sql = 'SELECT lom.lom_id '.
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      'FROM {dsbc_contribute_entity} AS cont_entity '.
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      'INNER JOIN {dsbc_contribute} cont '.
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        'ON (cont_entity.contribute_id = cont.contribute_id) '.
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      'INNER JOIN {dsbc_lifecycle_contributes} lc_cont '.
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        'ON (cont.contribute_id = lc_cont.contribute_id) '.
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      'INNER JOIN {dsbc_lom} lom '.
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        'ON (lc_cont.lifecycle_id = lom.lifecycle_id) '.
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      'WHERE cont_entity.entity_id=:contributer_id '.
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      'AND cont.type=:type '.
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    $result[$row->lom_id]['lifecycle'] = true;
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  $sql = 'SELECT lom.lom_id '.
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      'FROM {dsbc_contribute_entity} AS cont_entity '.
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      'INNER JOIN {dsbc_contribute} cont '.
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        'ON (cont_entity.contribute_id = cont.contribute_id) '.
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      'INNER JOIN {dsbc_meta_metadata_contributes} mm_cont '.
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        'ON (cont.contribute_id = mm_cont.contribute_id) '.
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      'INNER JOIN {dsbc_lom} lom '.
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        'ON (mm_cont.meta_metadata_id = lom.meta_metadata_id) '.
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      'WHERE cont_entity.entity_id=:contributer_id '.
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      'AND cont.type=:type '.
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    $result[$row->lom_id]['meta_metadata'] = true;
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      $lifeCycle = $lom->get_lifeCycle();
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      $lifeCycle->set_contribute($contributes);
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      $lom->set_lifeCycle($lifeCycle);
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      $metaMetadata = $lom->get_metaMetadata();
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      $metaMetadata->set_contribute($contributes);
Line 679: do not use mixed case (camelCase), use lower case and _
      $lom->set_metaMetadata($metaMetadata);
HIDESITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/INCLUDES/DSB_CLIENT_IMAGE_HANDLER.INC
dsb_client_image_handler.inc

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        'width' => null,
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  $cmd = "$imageick_bin -colorspace gray ".
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      "-sigmoidal-contrast 1/10% -fill '#{$data['color']}' ".
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        'The image %image could not be colorized because the imagefilter() '.
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    'help' => t('The colorize effect will first remove all color '.
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        'from the source image and then tint '.
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    '#description' => t('The color to use when colorizing the image. '.
HIDESITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/INCLUDES/DSB_CLIENT_LOM.TEST
dsb_client_lom.test

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  private $insert = null;
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  private $loaded = null;
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  private $json_exported = null;
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  private $json_imported = null;
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    if ($this->insert == null) {
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    $insert_string = var_export($this->insert, true);
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    $loaded_string = var_export($this->json_imported, true);
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  private function insertTest($update = false) {
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    if ($update == true) {
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    if ($update != true) {
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    if ($update == true) {
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    if ($update == true) {
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    if ($update == true) {
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    if ($update == true) {
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    $curriculum_per = '{"Cycle 2":'.
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        '{"Math\u00e9matiques et Sciences de la nature":{"MSN 25":'.
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        '{"discipline":"Sciences de la nature","object":'.
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        '"Diversit\u00e9 du vivant","code":"MSN 25","url_part":"MSN_25",'.
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        '"description":"Repr\u00e9senter des ph\u00e9nom\u00e8nes naturels, '.
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        'techniques, sociauxou des situations math\u00e9matiques",'.
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        '"object_elements":[{"uuid":"89db62571d03d1769031bd5bf333c03a",'.
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        '"url_part":"","subtitle":"GENERAL","childs":[],"details":'.
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        '[{"ident":5,"url_part":"MSN_25#8242","text":"Cet objectif n\'est pas '.
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        'travaill\u00e9 pour lui-m\u00eame. '.
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        'Il s\'active dans les autres axes seulement.","school_year":'.
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        '"5e \u2013 6e ann\u00e9es"}]}]}},"Langues":{"L1 22":{'.
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        '"discipline":"Allemand","object":"Fonctionnement de la langue",'.
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        '"code":"L1 22","url_part":"L1_22","description":"\u00c9crire des textes'.
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        'vari\u00e9s \u00e0 l\'aide de diverses r\u00e9f\u00e9rences",'.
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        '"object_elements":[{"uuid":"7b18a2603a68e16652e9c7b13f1d01de",'.
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        '"url_part":"L1_22#les-regroupements-de-genres","subtitle":'.
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        '"Les regroupements de genres","childs":[{"uuid":'.
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        '"fed0971e4bb314ac3f648c6776cbe22f","url_part":"L1_22#le-texte-qui-'.
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        'transmet-des-savoirs","subtitle":"Le texte qui transmet des savoirs",'.
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        '"childs":[],"details":[{"ident":5,"url_part":"L1_22#16827","text":'.
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        '"Genres conseill\u00e9s\u00a0:","school_year":"5e \u2013 '.
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        '6e ann\u00e9es"},{"ident":5,"url_part":"L1_22#633","text":"\n\u2022 '.
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        'le texte qui explique \u00abcomment\u00bb et \u00abpourquoi\u00bb '.
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        '\n\u2022 l\u2019article encyclop\u00e9dique \n\u2022 '.
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        'l\u2019expos\u00e9 \u00e9crit \n\u2022 la note de synth\u00e8se '.
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        '\n","school_year":"5e \u2013 6e ann\u00e9es"},{"ident":5,"url_part":'.
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        '"L1_22#642","text":"\u00c9criture et organisation d\u2019un texte '.
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        'qui transmet des savoirs (ordre logique des id\u00e9es, titre et '.
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        'sous-titres, disposition \u00e0 bon escient de croquis, dessins, '.
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        'photos,\u2026)","school_year":"5e \u2013 6e ann\u00e9es"}]}],'.
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        '"details":[]}]}},"Formation g\u00e9n\u00e9rale":{"FG 25":{'.
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        '"discipline":"Identit\u00e9","object":"Identit\u00e9","code":"FG 25",'.
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        '"url_part":"FG_25","description":"Reconna\u00eetre l\'alt\u00e9rit'.
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        '\u00e9 et d\u00e9velopper le respect mutuel dans la communaut'.
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        '\u00e9 scolaire","object_elements":[]}}},"Cycle 3":{"Formation '.
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        'g\u00e9n\u00e9rale":{"FG 38":{"discipline":"Identit\u00e9","object":'.
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        '"Identit\u00e9","code":"FG 38","url_part":"FG_38","description":'.
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        '"Expliciter ses r\u00e9actions et ses comportements en fonction des '.
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        'groupes d\u2019appartenance et des situations v\u00e9cues",'.
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        '"object_elements":[{"uuid":"f844526e4fb9414177c66cc8085175af",'.
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        '"url_part":"","subtitle":"GENERAL","childs":[],"details":[{"ident":'.
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        '9,"url_part":"FG_38#8250","text":"Cet objectif n\'est pas travaill'.
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        '\u00e9 pour lui-m\u00eame. Il s\'active dans les autres axes '.
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    if ($update == true) {
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        false // dont use cache here
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      } else {
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    $insert_string = var_export($test_inserted, true);
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    $loaded_string = var_export($test_loaded, true);
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      $missed = true;
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          $missed = false;
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          $ike = var_export($l_keyword, true);
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          $lke = var_export($l_keyword, true);
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      $missed = true;
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          $missed = false;
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          $ike = var_export($i_coverage, true);
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          $lke = var_export($l_coverage, true);
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      # otherwise, find the shortest move (Manhattan-distance) from the
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    # elements into $out.
HIDESITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/INCLUDES/DSB_CLIENT_TRANSLATE.INC
dsb_client_translate.inc

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      l('translate', 'admin/archibald/translate_term/' . $lom_id . '/' . $pref)
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  $langStringObj = new LOMDATA_langString();
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  $langStringObj->strings = array();
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  $langStringObj->set_id($langstring_terms_id);
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    $langStringObj->set_string($row['term'], $row['language']);
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  if (is_null($langStringObj->strings)) {
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    $langStringObj->strings = array();
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  $strings = $langStringObj->get_strings();
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    if (strpos($ls, "\n") !== false ||
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  cache_set($cid, null, 'cache', CACHE_TEMPORARY);
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  $langString = new LOMDATA_langString();
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  $langString->id = $form['langstring_terms_id']['#value'];
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  foreach ($form AS $k => $tmpArr) {
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      $langString->set_string($tmpArr['#value'], $matches[1]);
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  return LOM_Save_Handler::save_or_insert_langString($langString);
SHOWSITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/INCLUDES/LOM.CLASS.PHP
SHOWSITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/INCLUDES/LOM_CONTRIBUTER.CLASS.PHP
SHOWSITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/INCLUDES/LOM_PUBLISH.CLASS.PHP
SHOWSITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/INCLUDES/LOM_SAVE_HANDLER.CLASS.PHP
SHOWSITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/INCLUDES/LOM_SOLR.CLASS.PHP
SHOWSITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/INCLUDES/LOM_SOLR_SEARCH.CLASS.PHP
SHOWSITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/INCLUDES/LOM_SQL_SEARCH.CLASS.PHP
SHOWSITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/INCLUDES/LOM_VALIDATE.CLASS.PHP
HIDESITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/INCLUDES/TAXONOMY_SYNC.INC
taxonomy_sync.inc

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  static $vocabularies = null;
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    if ($taxonomy == null) {
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              'is_new' => true
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              'is_new' => true
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        $vocabularies[strtr($vocab, array(' ' => '_'))], 0, NULL, true
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      $data[$taxon_context][$taxon_key]->is_new = false;
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        if ($data->is_new == true) {
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        $vocabularies[strtr($vocab, array(' ' => '_'))], 0, NULL, true
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function dsb_client_sync_taxonomy_os($ontology_identifier = null) {
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  protected $m_vocabulary_vids = null;
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  public function sync($ontology_identifier = null) {
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    if ($ontology == false) {
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      $return = taxonomy_get_tree($vid, 0, NULL, true);
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      return false;
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    if ($local_vocab === false) {
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      return false;
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      $locales_source_exists = true;
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        if ($lid != false) {
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          $locales_source_exists = false;
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        $locales_source_exists = false;
SHOWSITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/INCLUDES/VCARD.PHP
HIDESITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/FORM/FORM_CLASSIFICATION.INC
form_classification.inc

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    '#title' => t('Context').
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      ).
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      $session_ident = md5(uniqid(mt_rand(), true));
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    else if ($form[$k]['#type'] != 'hidden') {
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    return false;
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      else if (isset($_POST['custom_handler'])) {
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	if (dsb_client_check_field_permission('classification context')) {
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		$existing_contexts = array();
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		foreach ($lom_education->get_context() AS $context) {
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			if ($context instanceof LOMDATA_vocabulary) {
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				$key = $context->get_source() . '|' . $context->get_value();
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			}
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			else {
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				// this shoud realy never happen
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				continue;
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			}
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			$existing_contexts[$key] = $context;
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		}
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		foreach ($form_state['values']['classification']['context'] AS
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		$i => $context) {
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			$key = drupal_strtolower(trim($context));
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			if (empty($key) || !preg_match('/(.+)\|(.+)/', $context, $parts)) {
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				continue;
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			}
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			if (isset($existing_contexts[$key])) {
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				unset($existing_contexts[$key]);
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			}
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			else {
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				$vocabulary = new LOMDATA_vocabulary();
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				$vocabulary->set_source($parts[1]);
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				$vocabulary->set_value($parts[2]);
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				$lom_education->add_context($vocabulary);
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			}
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		}
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		if (!empty($existing_contexts)) {
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			foreach ($existing_contexts AS $key => $context) {
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				$lom_education->remove_context($context);
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			}
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		}
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		$lom->set_education($lom_education);
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	}
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	if (dsb_client_check_field_permission('classification curriculums')) {
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		$session_ident = $form_state['values']['classification']['session_ident'];
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		$lom_classification = array();
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		if (!empty($_SESSION['lom_classification'][$session_ident])) {
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			$lom_classification = unserialize(
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			);
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			unset($_SESSION['lom_classification'][$session_ident]);
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		}
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		// save sub object back
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		$lom->set_classification($lom_classification);
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		$lom_curriculum = array();
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		if (!empty($_SESSION['lom_curriculum'][$session_ident])) {
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			$lom_curriculum = unserialize($_SESSION['lom_curriculum'][$session_ident]);
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			unset($_SESSION['lom_curriculum'][$session_ident]);
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		}
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		// save sub object back
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		$lom->set_curriculum($lom_curriculum);
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		// check with curreculums are used
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		$used_curriculums = array();
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		if (!empty($lom_classification)) {
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			foreach ($lom_classification AS $classification) {
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				if ($classification instanceof LOMDATA_classification) {
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					$purpose = $classification->get_purpose()->get_value();
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					$taxonPathes = $classification->get_taxonPath();
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					$taxonPathes = $classification->get_taxonPath();
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					foreach ($taxonPathes AS $taxonPath_id => $taxonPath) {
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					foreach ($taxonPathes AS $taxonPath_id => $taxonPath) {
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						if ($taxonPath instanceof LOMDATA_taxonPath) {
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						if ($taxonPath instanceof LOMDATA_taxonPath) {
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							$source = $taxonPath->get_source()->get_strings();
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							$source = $taxonPath->get_source()->get_strings();
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							$source = reset($source); // get first element
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							$used_curriculums[$source] = true;
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							$used_curriculums[$source] = true;
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						}
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					}
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				}
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			}
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		}
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		if (empty($used_curriculums['educa']) && (count($used_curriculums) > 0 || !empty($lom_curriculum))) {
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			drupal_set_message(
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			);
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		}
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	}
HIDESITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/FORM/FORM_EDUCATION.INC
form_education.inc

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        RES_FIELD_RECOMMEND, true
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  if (preg_match('/^([\-U0-9]{0,3})\-([\-U0-9]{0,3})$/i',(string) $default_value, $hits)) {
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    '#title' => t('Typical age range').
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        RES_FIELD_RECOMMEND, true
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      ).
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    '#collapsed' => false,
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    '#title' => t('Typical learning time').
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      ).
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    '#default_value' => dsb_client_get_education_typical_lerning_time($default_value, true),
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    '#title' => t('Difficulty').
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      ).
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      '#title' => t('Aggregation level').
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        ).
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    '#title' => t('Educational description').
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        RES_FIELD_RECOMMEND, true
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      ).
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	$output = '<label for="edit-education_typical_age_range" '.
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	$output = '<label for="edit-education_typical_age_range" '.
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      'dsb_help_ident="education.typical_age_range" '.
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	$output .= '</label>';
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	$top = implode("\n", $html['top']);
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	if(!empty($top)) {
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	if(!empty($top)) {
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		$output .= '<tr>';
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		$output .= '<td class="dsb_client_education_td dsb_client_education_td_top" '.
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		$output .= '<td class="dsb_client_education_td dsb_client_education_td_top" '.
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				'colspan=2>';
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		$output .= $top;
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		$output .= '</td>';
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		$output .= '</tr>';
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	}
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	$left = implode("\n", $html['left']);
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	$right = implode("\n", $html['right']);
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	if(!empty($left) || !empty($right)) {
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	if(!empty($left) || !empty($right)) {
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		$output .= '<tr>';
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		if(!empty($left)) {
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		if(!empty($left)) {
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			$output .= '<td class="dsb_client_education_td '.
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			$output .= '<td class="dsb_client_education_td '.
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					'dsb_client_education_td_left">';
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			$output .= ' <label for="edit-education-learningresourcetype-analog" '.
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			$output .= ' <label for="edit-education-learningresourcetype-analog" '.
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					'style="display: block;">' . t('Learning resource type').
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					'style="display: block;">' . t('Learning resource type').
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											dsb_client_get_require_type_value(
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												"education-learningResourceType",
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												RES_FIELD_RECOMMEND
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											).
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											).
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											dsb_client_get_require_type_value(
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												"education-learningResourceType",
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												RES_FIELD_REQUIRED
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											);
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			$output .= '</label>';
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			$output .= $left;
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			$output .= '<div class="clearfix"></div>';
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			$output .= '</td>';
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		}
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		if(!empty($right)) {
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		if(!empty($right)) {
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			$output .= '<td class="dsb_client_education_td '.
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			$output .= '<td class="dsb_client_education_td '.
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					'dsb_client_education_td_right">';
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			$output .= $right;
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			$output .= '</td>';
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			$output .= '</tr>';
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		}
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	}
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	if (dsb_client_check_field_permission('education learningResourceType')) {
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		$learningResourceTypes = array();
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		$learningResourceTypes = array();
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		$selected_options = array_merge(
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				$form_state['values']['education']['learningResourceType_analog'],
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				$form_state['values']['education']['learningResourceType_digital']
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				);
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		foreach ($selected_options AS $i => $learningResourceType) {
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		foreach ($selected_options AS $i => $learningResourceType) {
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			if (empty($learningResourceType)) {
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			if (empty($learningResourceType)) {
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				continue;
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			}
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			$key = drupal_strtolower(trim($learningResourceType));
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			$key = drupal_strtolower(trim($learningResourceType));
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			if (strpos($key, '|') !== false) {
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			if (strpos($key, '|') !== false) {
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				list($tmp_source, $key) = explode('|', $key, 2);
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			}
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			if (empty($key) ||
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					!preg_match('/(.+)\|(.+)/', $learningResourceType, $parts)) {
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					!preg_match('/(.+)\|(.+)/', $learningResourceType, $parts)) {
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				continue;
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			}
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			$vocabulary = new LOMDATA_vocabulary();
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			$vocabulary->set_source($parts[1]);
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			$vocabulary->set_value($parts[2]);
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			$learningResourceTypes[] = $vocabulary;
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			$learningResourceTypes[] = $vocabulary;
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		}
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		$lom_education->set_learningResourceType($learningResourceTypes);
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		$lom_education->set_learningResourceType($learningResourceTypes);
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	}
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	if (dsb_client_check_field_permission('education intendedEndUserRole')) {
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		$existing_intendedEndUserRoles = array();
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		foreach ($lom_education->get_intendedEndUserRole() AS $intendedEndUserRole) {
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		foreach ($lom_education->get_intendedEndUserRole() AS $intendedEndUserRole) {
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			if ($intendedEndUserRole instanceof LOMDATA_vocabulary) {
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			if ($intendedEndUserRole instanceof LOMDATA_vocabulary) {
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				$key = $intendedEndUserRole->get_source() .
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				$key = $intendedEndUserRole->get_source() .
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						'|' .
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						$intendedEndUserRole->get_value();
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						$intendedEndUserRole->get_value();
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			}
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			else {
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				// this shoud realy never happen
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				continue;
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			}
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			$existing_intendedEndUserRoles[$key] = $intendedEndUserRole;
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			$existing_intendedEndUserRoles[$key] = $intendedEndUserRole;
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		}
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		foreach ($form_state['values']['education']['intendedEndUserRole']
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				AS $i => $intendedEndUserRole) {
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				AS $i => $intendedEndUserRole) {
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			$key = drupal_strtolower(trim($intendedEndUserRole));
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			$key = drupal_strtolower(trim($intendedEndUserRole));
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			if (empty($key) ||
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					!preg_match('/(.+)\|(.+)/', $intendedEndUserRole, $parts)) {
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					!preg_match('/(.+)\|(.+)/', $intendedEndUserRole, $parts)) {
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				continue;
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			}
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			if (isset($existing_intendedEndUserRoles[$key])) {
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				unset($existing_intendedEndUserRoles[$key]);
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			}
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			else {
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				$vocabulary = new LOMDATA_vocabulary();
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				$vocabulary->set_source($parts[1]);
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				$vocabulary->set_value($parts[2]);
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				$lom_education->add_intendedEndUserRole($vocabulary);
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			}
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		}
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		foreach ($existing_intendedEndUserRoles AS $key => $intendedEndUserRole) {
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		foreach ($existing_intendedEndUserRoles AS $key => $intendedEndUserRole) {
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			$lom_education->remove_intendedEndUserRole($intendedEndUserRole);
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			$lom_education->remove_intendedEndUserRole($intendedEndUserRole);
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		}
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	}
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	if (dsb_client_check_field_permission('education typicalAgeRange')) {
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  $langString = new LOMDATA_langString();
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  $langString->set_string($string, 'en');
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  $lom_education->set_typicalAgeRange($langString, 0);
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	}
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	if (dsb_client_check_field_permission('education typicalLearningTime')) {
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		$typicalLearningTime = new LOMDATA_duration();
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		$typicalLearningTime = new LOMDATA_duration();
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		$typicalLearningTime->set_duration(
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		$typicalLearningTime->set_duration(
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  $lom_education->set_typicalLearningTime($typicalLearningTime);
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	}
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	if (dsb_client_check_field_permission('education description')) {
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		$lom_education->set_description(
Line 588: Use an indent of 2 spaces, with no tabs
	}
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	if (dsb_client_check_field_permission('education difficulty')) {
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		if (isset($form_state['values']['education']['difficulty'])) {
Line 592: Use an indent of 2 spaces, with no tabs
			if (empty($form_state['values']['education']['difficulty'])) {
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				$lom_education->set_difficult(new LOMDATA_vocabulary());
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			}
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			elseif (preg_match(
Line 596: Use an indent of 2 spaces, with no tabs
					'/(.+)\|(.+)/',
Line 597: Use an indent of 2 spaces, with no tabs
					$form_state['values']['education']['difficulty'],
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					$parts
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					)) {
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				$vocabulary = new LOMDATA_vocabulary();
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				$vocabulary->set_source($parts[1]);
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				$vocabulary->set_value($parts[2]);
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				$lom_education->set_difficult($vocabulary);
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			}
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		}
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	}
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	if (dsb_client_check_field_permission('education aggregationLevelyy')) {
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		if (user_access('dsb content set aggregation level')) {
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			if (isset($form_state['values']['education']['aggregationLevel'])) {
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				if (empty($form_state['values']['education']['aggregationLevel'])) {
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					$lom_general->set_aggregationLevel(new LOMDATA_vocabulary());
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				}
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				else {
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					$vocabulary = new LOMDATA_vocabulary();
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					$vocabulary->set_value(
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							$form_state['values']['education']['aggregationLevel']
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							);
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					$lom_general->set_aggregationLevel($vocabulary);
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				}
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			}
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		}
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	}
HIDESITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/FORM/FORM_GENERAL.INC
form_general.inc

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    '#collapsed' => false,
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    '#title' => t('General description').
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      ).
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        RES_FIELD_REQUIRED, true
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    '#prefix' => '<div class="clearfix" '.
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      $extensions = variable_get('dsb_client_identifier_file_extensions', null);
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        '#default_value' => isset($old_fid[1]) ? $old_fid[1] : null,
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			dsb_client_get_require_type_value(
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					"general-language",
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					RES_FIELD_RECOMMEND, true
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					RES_FIELD_RECOMMEND, true
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			).
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			).
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			dsb_client_get_require_type_value(
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					"general-language",
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					RES_FIELD_REQUIRED
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			),
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    '#required' =>	FALSE,
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  $default_value = isset($old_fid[1]) ? $old_fid[1] : null;
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    '#field_suffix' => '<div class="dsb_client_preview_image" '.
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    '#title' => t('Version').
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      ).
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    '#title' => t('Location').
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      ).
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        RES_FIELD_RECOMMEND, true
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      ).
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    '#default_value' => null,
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  global $identifier_id_count;
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		'bottom right' => array(),
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		'bottom left' => array(),
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		'bottom middle' => array(),
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		'bottom bottom' => array(),
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	);
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  $output .= '<td class="dsb_client_general_td '.
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  $output .= '<td class="dsb_client_general_td '.
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  $output .= '<td class="dsb_client_general_td '.
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  $output .= '<td class="dsb_client_general_td '.
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  $output .= '<td class="dsb_client_general_td '.
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  if(!isset($form_state['values']['general']['description_spell_check'])) {
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  $technical_autofilled = false;
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        $title = null;
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        $title = null;
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      if ($technical_autofilled == false && $identifier['fid'] != 0) {
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        $technical_autofilled = true;
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	if(dsb_client_check_field_permission('general life_cycle version')) {
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	if(dsb_client_check_field_permission('general life_cycle version')) {
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		$langString = new LOMDATA_langString();
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		$langString = new LOMDATA_langString();
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		$langString->set_string(
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		$langString->set_string(
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				$form_state['values']['general']['life_cycle']['version'],
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				'en'
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				);
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		$lom_lifeCycle->set_version($langString);
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		$lom_lifeCycle->set_version($langString);
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	}
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	if(dsb_client_check_field_permission('general language')) {
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	if(dsb_client_check_field_permission('general language')) {
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		if (!empty($form_state['values']['general']['language'])) {
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			$langs = array();
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			foreach ($form_state['values']['general']['language'] AS $lang) {
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				if (!empty($lang)) {
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					$langs[] = $lang;
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				}
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			}
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			$lom_general->set_language($langs);
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		}
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	}
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	if(dsb_client_check_field_permission('general language')) {
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	if(dsb_client_check_field_permission('general language')) {
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		$lom_technical->set_location(
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		);
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	}
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	if(dsb_client_check_field_permission('general preview_image')) {
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	if(dsb_client_check_field_permission('general preview_image')) {
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		$preview_image = '';
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		if (!empty($form_state['values']['general']['preview_image'])) {
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			// The new file's status is set to 0 or temporary and in order to ensure
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			// that the file is not removed after 6 hours we need to change it's status
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			// to 1. Save the ID of the uploaded image for later use.
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			$file = file_load($form_state['values']['general']['preview_image']);
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			$file->status = FILE_STATUS_PERMANENT;
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			file_save($file);
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			// When a module is managing a file, it must manage the usage count.
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			// Here we increment the usage count with file_usage_add().
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			file_usage_add($file, 'dsb_client', 'preview_image', 1);
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			$preview_image = dsb_client_file_get_url($file);
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		}
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		$lom_technical->set_preview_image($preview_image, 0);
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	}
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	if(dsb_client_check_field_permission('general otherPlattformRequirements')) {
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	if(dsb_client_check_field_permission('general otherPlattformRequirements')) {
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		$lom_technical->set_otherPlattformRequirements(
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				dsb_client_langstring_submit(
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						$lom_technical->get_otherPlattformRequirements(),
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						$form_state['values']['language'],
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						$form_state['values']['general']
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							['otherPlattformRequirements'],
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						$form_state['values']['general']
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							['otherPlattformRequirements_spell_check']
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				)
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		);
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	}
HIDESITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/FORM/FORM_KEYWORDS.INC
form_keywords.inc

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      '#collapsed' => false,
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  global $keyword_id_count;
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  $output = '<label for="edit-general-keyword-' . $keyword_id_count++ . '">'.
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    t('Tags').dsb_client_get_require_type_value(
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      RES_FIELD_RECOMMEND, true
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    ).
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	$output .='</label>';
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  global $coverage_id_count;
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      t('Coverage').dsb_client_get_require_type_value(
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      ).
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	$output .='</label>';
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    $output .= '<td class="dsb_client_general_td '.
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    $output .= '<td class="dsb_client_general_td '.
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    $output .= '<td class="dsb_client_general_td '.
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    $output .= '<td class="dsb_client_general_td '.
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          $langString = new LOMDATA_langString();
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          $langString->set_string($keyword, $keyword_language);
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          $lom_general->add_keyword($langString);
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          $langString = new LOMDATA_langString();
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          $langString->set_string($coverage, $coverage_language);
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          $lom_general->add_coverage($langString);
HIDESITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/FORM/FORM_LIFE_CYCLE.INC
form_life_cycle.inc

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        $date = null;
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      t('Contributors').
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      dsb_client_get_require_type_value("life_cycle-contribute", RES_FIELD_RECOMMEND).
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      $output .= '<table class="dsb_client_life_cycle_contribute_item">'.
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	if (dsb_client_check_field_permission('life_cycle contribute')) {
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		$contributes = array();
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		foreach ($form_state['values']['life_cycle']['contribute']
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				AS $i => $contribute) {
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			if (empty($contribute['entity'])) {
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				continue;
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			}
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			$entity = new LOM_Contributer($contribute['entity']);
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			$vcard = $entity->get_vcard();
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			if (empty($vcard)) {
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				continue;
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			}
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			// create new contribute
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			$new_contribute = new LOMDATA_contribute();
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			// add role
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			preg_match('/(.+)\|(.+)/', $contribute['role'], $parts);
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			$vocabulary = new LOMDATA_vocabulary();
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			$vocabulary->set_source($parts[1]);
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			$vocabulary->set_value($parts[2]);
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			$new_contribute->set_role($vocabulary);
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			// add vcard
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			$new_contribute->add_entity($vcard);
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			// set date
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			$new_contribute->set_date(new LOMDATA_dateTime());
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			$contributes[] = $new_contribute;
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		}
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		$lom_lifeCycle->set_contribute($contributes);
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	}
HIDESITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/FORM/FORM_RELATION.INC
form_relation.inc

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    $has_parent_sql = null;
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      $relations_parents[$row['lom_id']] = true;
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      $has_parent_sql = true;
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        if ($title == null) {
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          $langArr = $lom_parent->get_general()->get_language();
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          reset($langArr);
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          $title = $langstring->get_string(current($langArr));
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    '#prefix' => '<div class="clearfix" '.
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  $output = '<label for="edit-relations-title">'.t('Relations').
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      ).
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	$output .= '</label>';
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    $output .= '<table class="dsb_client_relations_relation_item">'.
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      'INNER JOIN dsbc_general dg '.
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      'INNER JOIN dsbc_meta_metadata dm '.
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      'INNER JOIN dsbc_langstring_terms dlt '.
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      'LEFT JOIN dsbc_relations dr '.
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        'ON l.lom_id=dr.lom_id '.
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      'WHERE l.save_time = ('.
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        'SELECT la.save_time AS save_time '.
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        'FROM dsbc_lom la '.
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        'WHERE (l.lom_id = la.lom_id) '.
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        'ORDER BY save_time DESC '.
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    $sh = 'SELECT l.lom_id, '.
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        'FIRST(dlt.term) AS term, '.
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      'ajax' => true,
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      'ajax' => true,
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    } else {
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    return false;
HIDESITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/FORM/FORM_RIGHTS.INC
form_rights.inc

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    '#title' => t('Cost').
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      ).
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    '#options'=> array(
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    '#title' => t('Copyright or other restrictions').
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      ).
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    '#options'=> array(
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    '#title' => t('Licence').
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      ).
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    '#options'=> dsb_client_get_licences_options($default_value),
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	 if (preg_match('/(.+)\|(.+)/', $form_state['values']['rights']['cost'], $parts)) {
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		$vocabulary = new LOMDATA_vocabulary();
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		$vocabulary->set_source($parts[1]);
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		$vocabulary->set_value($parts[2]);
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		$lom_rights->set_cost($vocabulary);
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	 }
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		$lom_rights->set_cost(null);
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	 }
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	 if (preg_match('/(.+)\|(.+)/', $form_state['values']['rights']['copyrightAndOtherRestrictions'], $parts)) {
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		$vocabulary = new LOMDATA_vocabulary();
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		$vocabulary->set_source($parts[1]);
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		$vocabulary->set_value($parts[2]);
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		$lom_rights->set_copyrightAndOtherRestrictions($vocabulary);
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	 }
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		$lom_rights->set_copyrightAndOtherRestrictions(null);
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	 }
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	 if (!empty($form_state['values']['rights']['description'])) {
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		// if key was not able to pass through a form, get it from session store
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		if (!empty($_SESSION['dsb_client_default_value_keys'][$form_state['values']['rights']['description']])) {
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				$form_state['values']['rights']['description'] = $_SESSION['dsb_client_default_value_keys'][$form_state['values']['rights']['description']];
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		}
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		$lang_string = new LOMDATA_langString();
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		$lang_string->set_string($form_state['values']['rights']['description'], 'en');
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		$lom_rights->set_description($lang_string);
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	 }
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		$lom_rights->set_description(null);
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	 }
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    $output  = '<label for="edit-relations-title" style="display: inline;">'.$form['#title'].'</label>';
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			'top' => array(),
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			'middle' => array(),
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			'bottom' => array(),
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		);
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		$top = implode("\n", $html['top']);
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		if(!empty($top)) {
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		if(!empty($top)) {
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			$output .= '<tr>';
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			$output .= '<td class="dsb_client_rights_td dsb_client_rights_td_top">';
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			$output .= $top;
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			$output .= '</td>';
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			$output .= '</tr>';
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		}
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		$middle = implode("\n", $html['middle']);
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		if(!empty($middle)) {
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		if(!empty($middle)) {
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			$output .= '<tr>';
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			$output .= '<td class="dsb_client_rights_td dsb_client_rights_td_middle">';
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			$output .= $middle;
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			$output .= '</td>';
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			$output .= '</tr>';
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		}
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		$bottom = implode("\n", $html['bottom']);
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		if(!empty($bottom)) {
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		if(!empty($bottom)) {
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			$output .= '<tr>';
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			$output .= '<td class="dsb_client_rights_td dsb_client_rights_td_bottom">';
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			$output .= $bottom;
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			$output .= '</td>';
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			$output .= '</tr>';
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		}
SHOWSITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/DSB_CLIENT_STATS/INCLUDES/LOM_STATS.CLASS.PHP
SHOWSITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/DSB_CLIENT_RATINGS/TEMPLATES/DSB_CLIENT_RATINGS_VIEW.TPL.PHP
SHOWSITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/DSB_CLIENT_RATINGS/JS/DSB_CLIENT_RATINGS.JS
SHOWSITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/DSB_CLIENT_RATINGS/INCLUDES/RATINGS_PUBLISH.CLASS.PHP
HIDESITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/DSB_CLIENT_RATINGS/DSB_CLIENT_RATINGS.INSTALL
dsb_client_ratings.install

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{
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    $dbStruct = new DbStruct('dsbc_ratings', 'Ratings for LOM objects');
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    $dbStruct->addField('rid',       DbStruct::T_SERIAL,  'the unique key for the lom object',                         null,  null, array(DbStruct::ADDITIONAL_NOT_NULL => true));
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    $dbStruct->addField('rid',       DbStruct::T_SERIAL,  'the unique key for the lom object',                         null,  null, array(DbStruct::ADDITIONAL_NOT_NULL => true));
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    $dbStruct->addField('lom_id',    DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'The version (revision)',                                    32,    null, array(DbStruct::ADDITIONAL_NOT_NULL => true));
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    $dbStruct->addField('lom_id',    DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'The version (revision)',                                    32,    null, array(DbStruct::ADDITIONAL_NOT_NULL => true));
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    $dbStruct->addField('uid',       DbStruct::T_INT,     'The creator uid (drupal userid)',                           null,  null, array(DbStruct::ADDITIONAL_NOT_NULL => false));
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    $dbStruct->addField('uid',       DbStruct::T_INT,     'The creator uid (drupal userid)',                           null,  null, array(DbStruct::ADDITIONAL_NOT_NULL => false));
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    $dbStruct->addField('created',   DbStruct::T_INT,     'Created datetime (Unix Timestamp)',                         null,  null, array(DbStruct::ADDITIONAL_NOT_NULL => true));
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    $dbStruct->addField('created',   DbStruct::T_INT,     'Created datetime (Unix Timestamp)',                         null,  null, array(DbStruct::ADDITIONAL_NOT_NULL => true));
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    $dbStruct->addField('rating',    DbStruct::T_INT,     'Rating in percent',                                         null,  null, array(DbStruct::ADDITIONAL_NOT_NULL => true));
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    $dbStruct->addField('rating',    DbStruct::T_INT,     'Rating in percent',                                         null,  null, array(DbStruct::ADDITIONAL_NOT_NULL => true));
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    $dbStruct->addField('host',      DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'Source of the rating (host)',                               32,    null, array(DbStruct::ADDITIONAL_NOT_NULL => false));
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    $dbStruct->addField('host',      DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'Source of the rating (host)',                               32,    null, array(DbStruct::ADDITIONAL_NOT_NULL => false));
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    $dbStruct->addField('ident_dsb', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'Ident for central dsb',                                     32,    null, array(DbStruct::ADDITIONAL_NOT_NULL => false));
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    $dbStruct->addField('ident_dsb', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'Ident for central dsb',                                     32,    null, array(DbStruct::ADDITIONAL_NOT_NULL => false));
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    $dbStruct->addPrimaryKey('rid');
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    $schema += $dbStruct->get_schema();
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                    'not null' => false,
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{
HIDESITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/DSB_CLIENT_IMPORT/PLUGINS/MARK21.CLASS.INC
mark21.class.inc

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  protected $soap_client = null;
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  public function get_row_at($row_index, $refaktor = true) {
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      return false;
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      return false;
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      return false;
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    while ($this->source = $this->get_row_at($c++, false)) {
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  public function parseMarkXml($source, $refaktor = true) {
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      else if (!isset($v['subfield'][0])) { //We have multiple entries
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    if ($refaktor == true) {
SHOWSITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/DSB_CLIENT_IMPORT/PLUGINS/MARK21_FRITIC.CLASS.PHP
SHOWSITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/DSB_CLIENT_IMPORT/DSB_CLIENT_IMPORT.JS
SHOWSITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/DSB_CLIENT_IMPORT/DSB_IMPORT.CLASS.PHP
SHOWSITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/DSB_CLIENT_HELP/DSB_CLIENT_HELP.INSTALL
SHOWSITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/DSB_CLIENT_HELP/DSB_CLIENT_HELP.JS
SHOWSITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/DSB_CLIENT_COMMENTS/TEMPLATES/DSB_CLIENT_COMMENTS_FORM.TPL.PHP
SHOWSITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/DSB_CLIENT_COMMENTS/TEMPLATES/DSB_CLIENT_COMMENTS_PAGED_LIST.TPL.PHP
SHOWSITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/DSB_CLIENT_COMMENTS/INCLUDES/COMMENTS_PUBLISH.CLASS.PHP
HIDESITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/DSB_CLIENT_COMMENTS/DSB_CLIENT_COMMENTS.ADMIN.INC
dsb_client_comments.admin.inc

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  $status = null;
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  $comment_search_field = null;
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    $comment_dots = null;
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              true,
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              true
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      $status = null;
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          true,
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          true
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        t('There do not appear to be any comments to delete, '.
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        t('Are you sure you want to delete these comments '.
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  $return = null;
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      $Comments_Publish = new Comments_Publish();
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        $Comments_Publish->delete($cid);
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    $Comments_Publish = new Comments_Publish();
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      $Comments_Publish->delete($cid);
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    '#description' => t('Send notifications to this e-mail address. '.
HIDESITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/DSB_CLIENT_COMMENTS/DSB_CLIENT_COMMENTS.INSTALL
dsb_client_comments.install

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{
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    $dbStruct = new DbStruct('dsbc_comments', 'Comments for LOM objects');
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    $dbStruct->addField('cid',         DbStruct::T_SERIAL,  'the unique key for the lom object',                         null,  null, array(DbStruct::ADDITIONAL_NOT_NULL => true));
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    $dbStruct->addField('cid',         DbStruct::T_SERIAL,  'the unique key for the lom object',                         null,  null, array(DbStruct::ADDITIONAL_NOT_NULL => true));
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    $dbStruct->addField('lom_id',      DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'The version (revision)',                                    32,    null, array(DbStruct::ADDITIONAL_NOT_NULL => true));
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    $dbStruct->addField('lom_id',      DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'The version (revision)',                                    32,    null, array(DbStruct::ADDITIONAL_NOT_NULL => true));
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    $dbStruct->addField('uid',         DbStruct::T_INT,     'The creator uid (drupal userid)',                           null,  null, array(DbStruct::ADDITIONAL_NOT_NULL => false));
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    $dbStruct->addField('uid',         DbStruct::T_INT,     'The creator uid (drupal userid)',                           null,  null, array(DbStruct::ADDITIONAL_NOT_NULL => false));
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    $dbStruct->addField('created',     DbStruct::T_INT,     'Created datetime (Unix Timestamp)',                         null,  null, array(DbStruct::ADDITIONAL_NOT_NULL => true));
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    $dbStruct->addField('created',     DbStruct::T_INT,     'Created datetime (Unix Timestamp)',                         null,  null, array(DbStruct::ADDITIONAL_NOT_NULL => true));
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    $dbStruct->addField('changed',     DbStruct::T_INT,     'Last changed datetime (Unix Timestamp)',                    null,  null, array(DbStruct::ADDITIONAL_NOT_NULL => false));
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    $dbStruct->addField('changed',     DbStruct::T_INT,     'Last changed datetime (Unix Timestamp)',                    null,  null, array(DbStruct::ADDITIONAL_NOT_NULL => false));
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    $dbStruct->addField('status',      DbStruct::T_TINYINT, 'Status of comment: unpublished or published',               2,     null, array(DbStruct::ADDITIONAL_NOT_NULL => true));
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    $dbStruct->addField('status',      DbStruct::T_TINYINT, 'Status of comment: unpublished or published',               2,     null, array(DbStruct::ADDITIONAL_NOT_NULL => true));
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    $dbStruct->addField('name',        DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'Name of comment author (only given for anonymous users.',   255,   null, array(DbStruct::ADDITIONAL_NOT_NULL => false));
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    $dbStruct->addField('name',        DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'Name of comment author (only given for anonymous users.',   255,   null, array(DbStruct::ADDITIONAL_NOT_NULL => false));
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    $dbStruct->addField('mail',        DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'E-Mail of comment author (only given for anonymous users',  255,   null, array(DbStruct::ADDITIONAL_NOT_NULL => false));
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    $dbStruct->addField('mail',        DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'E-Mail of comment author (only given for anonymous users',  255,   null, array(DbStruct::ADDITIONAL_NOT_NULL => false));
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    $dbStruct->addField('hostname',    DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'Hostname of comment author',                                32,    null, array(DbStruct::ADDITIONAL_NOT_NULL => false));
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    $dbStruct->addField('hostname',    DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'Hostname of comment author',                                32,    null, array(DbStruct::ADDITIONAL_NOT_NULL => false));
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    $dbStruct->addField('subject',     DbStruct::T_TEXT,    'Comment Subject',                                           null,  null, array(DbStruct::ADDITIONAL_NOT_NULL => false));
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    $dbStruct->addField('subject',     DbStruct::T_TEXT,    'Comment Subject',                                           null,  null, array(DbStruct::ADDITIONAL_NOT_NULL => false));
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    $dbStruct->addField('comment',     DbStruct::T_TEXT,    'Comment Text',                                              null,  null, array(DbStruct::ADDITIONAL_NOT_NULL => true));
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    $dbStruct->addField('comment',     DbStruct::T_TEXT,    'Comment Text',                                              null,  null, array(DbStruct::ADDITIONAL_NOT_NULL => true));
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    $dbStruct->addField('notification_sent', DbStruct::T_INT, 'Flag to define if notification for this comment was sent to administrator', 1,  0, array(DbStruct::ADDITIONAL_NOT_NULL => false));
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    $dbStruct->addField('notification_sent', DbStruct::T_INT, 'Flag to define if notification for this comment was sent to administrator', 1,  0, array(DbStruct::ADDITIONAL_NOT_NULL => false));
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    $dbStruct->addField('ident_import', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'Ident for import',       32,   null, array(DbStruct::ADDITIONAL_NOT_NULL => false));
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    $dbStruct->addField('ident_import', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'Ident for import',       32,   null, array(DbStruct::ADDITIONAL_NOT_NULL => false));
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    $dbStruct->addField('ident_dsb',    DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'Ident for central dsb',  32,   null, array(DbStruct::ADDITIONAL_NOT_NULL => false));
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    $dbStruct->addField('ident_dsb',    DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'Ident for central dsb',  32,   null, array(DbStruct::ADDITIONAL_NOT_NULL => false));
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    $dbStruct->addPrimaryKey('cid');
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    $schema += $dbStruct->get_schema();
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                    'not null' => true,
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                    'not null' => true,
HIDESITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/DRUSH/DSB_CLIENT.DRUSH.INC
dsb_client.drush.inc

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        $langString = new LOMDATA_langString();
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        $langString->set_string("Test Ressource automatic $i", "en");
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        $langString->set_string("Test Ressource automatisch $i", "de");
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        $general->set_title($langString);
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        $langString = new LOMDATA_langString();
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        $langString->set_string(
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        $langString->set_string(
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        $general->set_description($langString);
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        $lom->lom_id = md5(uniqid(mt_rand(), true));
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      $langString = new LOMDATA_langString();
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      $langString->set_string(
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      $langString->set_string(
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      $general->set_title($langString);
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      $langString = new LOMDATA_langString();
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      $langString->set_string(
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      $langString->set_string(
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      $general->set_description($langString);
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      $langString = new LOMDATA_langString();
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      $langString->set_string("coverage 2", "en");
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      $general->add_coverage($langString);
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      $langString = new LOMDATA_langString();
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      $langString->set_string("coverage 1", "en");
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      $general->add_coverage($langString);
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      $langString = new LOMDATA_langString();
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      $langString->set_string("keyword2", "en");
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      $langString->set_string("schlüsselwort2", "de");
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      $general->add_keyword($langString);
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      $langString = new LOMDATA_langString();
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      $langString->set_string("keyword1", "en");
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      $langString->set_string("schlüsselwort1", "de");
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      $general->add_keyword($langString);
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      $liveCycle = new LOMDATA_lifeCycle();
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      $liveCycle->set_status(LOMDATA_lifeCycle::lifeCYCLE_STATUS_FINALE);
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      $langString = new LOMDATA_langString();
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      $langString->set_string("1.0", "en");
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      $langString->set_string("äens döt nüll", "de");
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      $liveCycle->set_version($langString);
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      $langString = new LOMDATA_langString();
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      $langString->set_string("date description", "en");
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      $langString->set_string("datumsbeschreibung", "de");
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      $date = new LOMDATA_dateTime(time(), $langString);
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      $liveCycle->add_contribute($contribute);
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      $lom->set_lifeCycle($liveCycle);
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      $langString = new LOMDATA_langString();
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      $langString->set_string("right description", "en");
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      $langString->set_string("rechtebeschreibung", "de");
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      $rights->set_description($langString);
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      $orComposite = new LOMDATA_orComposite();
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      $orComposite->set_maximumVersion(1);
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      $orComposite->set_minimumVersion(0.5);
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      $orComposite->set_type(
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      $orComposite->set_name(
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      $requirement->add_orComposite($orComposite);
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      $langString = new LOMDATA_langString();
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      $langString->set_string("firefox", "en");
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      $langString->set_string("firefox", "de");
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      $technical->set_otherPlattformRequirements($langString);
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      $langString = new LOMDATA_langString();
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      $langString->set_string(
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      $langString->set_string(
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      $annotation->set_description($langString);
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      $langString = new LOMDATA_langString();
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      $langString->set_string(
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      $langString->set_string(
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      $education->set_description($langString);
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      $langString = new LOMDATA_langString();
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      $langString->set_string("date description", "en");
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      $langString->set_string("datumsbeschreibung", "de");
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      $date = new LOMDATA_dateTime(time(), $langString);
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      $langString = new LOMDATA_langString();
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      $langString->set_string("classikeyword1", "en");
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      $langString->set_string("classikeyword1", "de");
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      $classification->add_keyword($langString);
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      $langString = new LOMDATA_langString();
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      $langString->set_string("class desc", "en");
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      $langString->set_string("classifikation beschreibung irgendwas", "de");
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      $classification->set_description($langString);
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      $taxonPath = new LOMDATA_taxonPath();
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      $langString = new LOMDATA_langString();
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      $langString->set_string("educa source", "en");
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      $langString->set_string("educa source", "de");
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      $taxonPath->set_source($langString);
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      $langString = new LOMDATA_langString();
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      $langString->set_string("master chief instructor for the world", "en");
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      $langString->set_string("gott", "de");
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      $taxon = new LOMDATA_taxon("badboy", $langString);
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      $taxonPath->add_taxon($taxon);
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      $classification->add_taxonPath($taxonPath);
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    echo "Argument missing: Set 'csv' to import taxonomies from CSV file or ".
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    return true;
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    $nocleanup = false
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    $dir = new Dir("includes/coverage_sync/charsets", false);
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    $dir = new Dir("includes/coverage_sync", false);
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  if ($keywords === false) {
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        "INSERT IGNORE INTO {dsbc_coverage_list} ".
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        "(coverage, context, language) ".
HIDESITES/ALL/MODULES/ARCHIBALD_2/DSB_CLIENT.INSTALL
dsb_client.install

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  $dbStruct = new DbStruct('dsbc_lom', t('LOM object.'));
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  $dbStruct->addField('lom_id', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'the unique key for the lom object', 32);
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  $dbStruct->addField('version', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'The version (revision)', 32);
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  $dbStruct->addField('uid', DbStruct::T_INT, 'The creator uid (drupal userid)');
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  $dbStruct->addField('deleted', DbStruct::T_TINYINT, 'if the object is deleted?');
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  $dbStruct->addField('general_id', DbStruct::T_INT, '{dsbc_lom}.general_id as a {dsbc_general}.general_id');
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  $dbStruct->addField('lifecycle_id', DbStruct::T_INT, '{dsbc_lom}.lifecycle_id as a {dsbc_lifecycle}.lifecycle_id');
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  $dbStruct->addField('technical_id', DbStruct::T_INT, '{dsbc_lom}.technical_id as a {dsbc_technical}.technical_id');
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  $dbStruct->addField('education_id', DbStruct::T_INT, '{dsbc_lom}.education_id as a {dsbc_education}.education_id');
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  $dbStruct->addField('meta_metadata_id', DbStruct::T_INT, '{dsbc_lom}.meta_metadata_id as a {dsbc_meta_metadata}.meta_metadata_id');
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  $dbStruct->addField('rights_cost', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, '{dsbc_lom}.rights_cost as a taxon id for yes/no', 60);
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  $dbStruct->addField(
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  $dbStruct->addField('rights_description', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, '{dsbc_lom}.rights_description as a {dsbc_langstring}.id', 32);
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  $dbStruct->addField('save_time', DbStruct::T_INT, 'Unix Timestamp of saving');
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  $dbStruct->addPrimaryKey('lom_id', 'version');
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  $schema += $dbStruct->get_schema();
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  $dbStruct = new DbStruct("dsbc_langstring_terms", t('DSB Client Lang String Terms.'));
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  $dbStruct->addField('langstring_terms_id', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'The current {dsbc_langstring}.id identifier', 32);
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  $dbStruct->addField('language', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'The current {languages}.language identifier', 10);
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  $dbStruct->addField('term', DbStruct::T_TEXT, 'the text');
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  $dbStruct->addPrimaryKey('langstring_terms_id', 'language');
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  $dbStruct->addIndexKey('dsbc_langstring_terms', array('term', 300));
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  $schema += $dbStruct->get_schema();
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  $dbStruct = new DbStruct('dsbc_vocabulars', t('DSB Client Vocabular.'));
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  $dbStruct->addField('id', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'the id for given type', 70);
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  $dbStruct->addField('type', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'vocabular type', 100);
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  $dbStruct->addField('source', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'the source where to find', 100);
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  $dbStruct->addField('value', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'the value', 120);
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  $dbStruct->addPrimaryKey('id', 'type', 'source', 'value');
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  $schema += $dbStruct->get_schema();
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  $dbStruct = new DbStruct('dsbc_contribute', t('LOMDATA_contribute.'));
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  $dbStruct->addField('contribute_id', DbStruct::T_SERIAL, 'the unique key for the contribute object');
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  $dbStruct->addField('type', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, '{dsbc_contribuTe}.type, for example "lifecycle"', 20);
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  $dbStruct->addField('role', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, '{dsbc_contribute}.role as a taxon id', 60);
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  $dbStruct->addField('date_date', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, '{dsbc_contribute}.date_date as a LOM Date String', 60);
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  $dbStruct->addField('date_description', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, '{dsbc_contribute}.date_description as a {dsbc_langstring}.id', 32);
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  $dbStruct->addPrimaryKey('contribute_id');
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  $schema += $dbStruct->get_schema();
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  $dbStruct = new DbStruct('dsbc_contribute_entity', t('LOMDATA_contribute_entity.'));
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  $dbStruct->addField('contribute_id', DbStruct::T_INT, 'the unique key for the contribute object');
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  $dbStruct->addField('entity', DbStruct::T_TEXT, '{@LOMDATA_contribute_entity}.entity a vCard IETF RFC 2426:1998');
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  $dbStruct->addField(
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  $dbStruct->addPrimaryKey('contribute_id', array('entity', 250));
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  $schema += $dbStruct->get_schema();
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  $dbStruct = new DbStruct('dsbc_general', t('LOM_General object.'));
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  $dbStruct->addField('general_id', DbStruct::T_SERIAL, 'the unique key for the general object');
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  $dbStruct->addField('title', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, '{dsbc_general}.title as a {dsbc_langstring}.id', 32);
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  $dbStruct->addField('description', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, '{dsbc_general}.description as a {dsbc_langstring}.id', 32);
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  $dbStruct->addField('structure', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, '{dsbc_general}.structure as a taxonomy code', 60);
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  $dbStruct->addField('aggregationlevel', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, '{dsbc_general}.aggregationLevel as a taxonomy code', 60);
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  $dbStruct->addPrimaryKey('general_id');
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  $schema += $dbStruct->get_schema();
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  $dbStruct = new DbStruct('dsbc_general_identifier', t('LOM_Identifier for general object.'));
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  $dbStruct->addField('catalog', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'the catalog', 60);
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  $dbStruct->addField('entry', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'the unique identifier in this catalog', 450);
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  $dbStruct->addField('title', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, '{dsbc_general_identifier}.title as a {dsbc_langstring}.id', 32);
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  $dbStruct->addField('general_id', DbStruct::T_INT, 'the unique key for the general object');
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  $dbStruct->addIndexKey('dsbc_general_identifier', 'catalog');
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  $dbStruct->addIndexKey('dsbc_general_identifier', 'entry');
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  $dbStruct->addIndexKey('dsbc_general_identifier', 'general_id');
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  $schema += $dbStruct->get_schema();
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  $dbStruct = new DbStruct('dsbc_general_keywords', t('keywords for general object.'));
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  $dbStruct->addField('keyword', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, '{dsbc_langstring}.id', 32);
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  $dbStruct->addField('general_id', DbStruct::T_INT, 'the unique key for the general object');
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  $dbStruct->addPrimaryKey('keyword', 'general_id');
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  $schema += $dbStruct->get_schema();
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  $dbStruct = new DbStruct('dsbc_general_languages', t('languages for general object.'));
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  $dbStruct->addField('language', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'language as a 2 char language code', 2);
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  $dbStruct->addField('general_id', DbStruct::T_INT, 'the unique key for the general object');
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  $dbStruct->addPrimaryKey('language', 'general_id');
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  $schema += $dbStruct->get_schema();
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  $dbStruct = new DbStruct('dsbc_general_coverage', t('coverage for general object.'));
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  $dbStruct->addField('coverage', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, '{dsbc_langstring}.id', 32);
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  $dbStruct->addField('general_id', DbStruct::T_INT, 'the unique key for the general object');
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  $dbStruct->addPrimaryKey('coverage', 'general_id');
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  $schema += $dbStruct->get_schema();
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  $dbStruct = new DbStruct('dsbc_lifecycle', t('LOMDATA_lifeCycle object.'));
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  $dbStruct->addField('lifecycle_id', DbStruct::T_SERIAL, 'the unique key for the lifecycle object');
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  $dbStruct->addField('version', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, '{dsbc_lifecycle}.version as a {dsbc_langstring}.id', 32);
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  $dbStruct->addField('status', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, '{dsbc_lifecycle}.status  as a taxonomy code', 60);
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  $dbStruct->addPrimaryKey('lifecycle_id');
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  $schema += $dbStruct->get_schema();
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  $dbStruct = new DbStruct('dsbc_lifecycle_contributes', t('LOMDATA_lifeCycle_contributes object.'));
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  $dbStruct->addField('lifecycle_id', DbStruct::T_INT, '{dsbc_lifecycle}.id');
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  $dbStruct->addField('contribute_id', DbStruct::T_INT, '{dsbc_contribute}.id');
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  $dbStruct->addPrimaryKey('lifecycle_id', 'contribute_id');
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  $schema += $dbStruct->get_schema();
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  $dbStruct = new DbStruct('dsbc_meta_metadata', t('LOMDATA_metaMetadata object.'));
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  $dbStruct->addField('meta_metadata_id', DbStruct::T_SERIAL, 'the unique key for the object');
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  $dbStruct->addField('metadataschema', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, '{dsbc_lifecycle}.metadataschema', 60, 'LOMv1.0');
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  $dbStruct->addField('language', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, '{dsbc_meta_metadata}.language as a 2 char language code', 2);
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  $dbStruct->addPrimaryKey('meta_metadata_id');
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  $schema += $dbStruct->get_schema();
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  $dbStruct = new DbStruct('dsbc_meta_metadata_identifier', t('LOM_Identifier for LOMDATA_metaMetadata object.'));
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  $dbStruct->addField('catalog', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'the catalog', 60);
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  $dbStruct->addField('entry', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'the unique identifier in this catalog', 250);
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  $dbStruct->addField('meta_metadata_id', DbStruct::T_INT, 'the unique key for the LOMDATA_metaMetadata object');
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  $dbStruct->addPrimaryKey('catalog', 'entry', 'meta_metadata_id');
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  $schema += $dbStruct->get_schema();
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  $dbStruct = new DbStruct('dsbc_meta_metadata_contributes', t('LOMDATA_metaMetadata_contributes object.'));
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  $dbStruct->addField('meta_metadata_id', DbStruct::T_INT, '{dsbc_meta_metadata}.id');
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  $dbStruct->addField('contribute_id', DbStruct::T_INT, '{dsbc_contribute}.id');
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  $dbStruct->addPrimaryKey('meta_metadata_id', 'contribute_id');
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  $schema += $dbStruct->get_schema();
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  $dbStruct = new DbStruct('dsbc_technical', t('LOMDATA_Technical object.'));
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  $dbStruct->addField('technical_id', DbStruct::T_SERIAL, 'the unique key for the object');
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  $dbStruct->addField('size', DbStruct::T_INT, 'just digits, non-negative, integer');
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  $dbStruct->addField(
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  $dbStruct->addField('duration_duration', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, '{dsb_technical}.duration_duration', 30);
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  $dbStruct->addField('duration_description', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, '{dsb_technical}.duration_description', 32);
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  $dbStruct->addField('preview_image', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'Image URL', 250);
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  $dbStruct->addPrimaryKey('technical_id');
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  $schema += $dbStruct->get_schema();
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  $dbStruct = new DbStruct('dsbc_technical_formats', t('LOMDATA_technical_formats object.'));
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  $dbStruct->addField('technical_id', DbStruct::T_INT, '{dsbc_technical}.id');
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  $dbStruct->addField('format', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'The format mime-type or "non-digital"', 30);
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  $dbStruct->addPrimaryKey('technical_id', 'format');
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  $schema += $dbStruct->get_schema();
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  $dbStruct = new DbStruct('dsbc_technical_locations', t('LOMDATA_technical_locations object.'));
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  $dbStruct->addField('technical_id', DbStruct::T_INT, '{dsbc_technical}.id');
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  $dbStruct->addField('location', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, '', 120);
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  $dbStruct->addPrimaryKey('technical_id', 'location');
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  $schema += $dbStruct->get_schema();
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  $dbStruct = new DbStruct('dsbc_education', t('LOMDATA_Education object.'));
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  $dbStruct->addField('education_id', DbStruct::T_SERIAL, 'the unique key for the object');
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  $dbStruct->addField('interactivetype', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'taxon path id', 60);
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  $dbStruct->addField('interactivitylevel', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'taxon path id', 60);
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  $dbStruct->addField('semanticdensity', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'taxon path id', 60);
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  $dbStruct->addField('difficult', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'taxon path id', 60);
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  $dbStruct->addField('description', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, '{dsbc_langstring}.id', 32);
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  $dbStruct->addField('typicallearningtime_duration', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'the duration', 32);
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  $dbStruct->addField('typicallearningtime_description', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, '{dsbc_langstring}.id', 32);
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  $dbStruct->addPrimaryKey('education_id');
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  $dbStruct->addIndexKey('education_difficult', 'difficult');
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  $schema += $dbStruct->get_schema();
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  $dbStruct = new DbStruct('dsbc_education_learningresourcetype', t('LOMDATA_Education_learningResourceType object.'));
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  $dbStruct->addField('education_id', DbStruct::T_INT, 'education id');
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  $dbStruct->addField('learningresourcetype_id', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'taxon path id', 60);
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  $dbStruct->addPrimaryKey('education_id', 'learningresourcetype_id');
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  $schema += $dbStruct->get_schema();
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  $dbStruct = new DbStruct('dsbc_education_intendedenduserrole', t('LOMDATA_Education_intendedEndUserRole object.'));
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  $dbStruct->addField('education_id', DbStruct::T_INT, 'education id');
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  $dbStruct->addField('intendedenduserrole_id', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'taxon path id', 60);
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  $dbStruct->addPrimaryKey('education_id', 'intendedenduserrole_id');
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  $schema += $dbStruct->get_schema();
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  $dbStruct = new DbStruct('dsbc_education_context', t('LOMDATA_Education_context object.'));
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  $dbStruct->addField('education_id', DbStruct::T_INT, 'education id');
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  $dbStruct->addField('context_id', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'taxon path id', 60);
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  $dbStruct->addPrimaryKey('education_id', 'context_id');
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  $schema += $dbStruct->get_schema();
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  $dbStruct = new DbStruct('dsbc_education_typicalagerange', t('LOMDATA_Education_typicalAgeRange object.'));
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  $dbStruct->addField('education_id', DbStruct::T_INT, 'education id');
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  $dbStruct->addField('typicalagerange', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'the age range', 32);
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  $dbStruct->addPrimaryKey('education_id', 'typicalagerange');
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  $schema += $dbStruct->get_schema();
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  $dbStruct = new DbStruct('dsbc_education_language', t('LOMDATA_Education_language object.'));
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  $dbStruct->addField('education_id', DbStruct::T_INT, 'education id');
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  $dbStruct->addField('language', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, '2 char language code', 2);
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  $dbStruct->addPrimaryKey('education_id', 'language');
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  $schema += $dbStruct->get_schema();
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  $dbStruct = new DbStruct('dsbc_relations', t('Relation from lom meta data record to anther lom meta data record'));
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  $dbStruct->addField('lom_id', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, '{dsbc_lom}.lom_id of parent', 32);
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  $dbStruct->addField('lom_version', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, '{dsbc_lom}.version of parent', 32);
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  $dbStruct->addField('relation_id', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, '{dsbc_lom}.lom_id of child', 32);
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  $dbStruct->addField('kind', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, '', 180);
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  $dbStruct->addUniqueKey('relation_id', 'lom_id', 'lom_version');
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  $schema += $dbStruct->get_schema();
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  $dbStruct = new DbStruct('dsbc_annotations', t('LOMDATA_Annotation object.'));
Line 262: do not use mixed case (camelCase), use lower case and _
  $dbStruct->addField('annotation_id', DbStruct::T_SERIAL, 'the unique key for the object');
Line 263: do not use mixed case (camelCase), use lower case and _
  $dbStruct->addField('lom_id', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, '{dsbc_lom}.id', 32);
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  $dbStruct->addField('lom_version', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, '{dsbc_lom}.version', 32);
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  $dbStruct->addField('entity', DbStruct::T_TEXT, 'vCard IETF RFC 2426:1998');
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  $dbStruct->addField('date_date', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, '{dsbc_annotations}.date_date as a LOM Date String', 60);
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  $dbStruct->addField('date_description', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, '{dsbc_annotations}.date_description as a {dsbc_langstring}.id', 32);
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  $dbStruct->addField('description', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, '{dsbc_langstring}.id', 32);
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  $dbStruct->addPrimaryKey('annotation_id');
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  $schema += $dbStruct->get_schema();
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  $dbStruct = new DbStruct('dsbc_classification', t('LOMDATA_Classification object.'));
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  $dbStruct->addField('classification_id', DbStruct::T_SERIAL, 'the unique key for the object');
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  $dbStruct->addField('lom_id', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, '{dsbc_lom}.id', 32);
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  $dbStruct->addField('lom_version', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, '{dsbc_lom}.version', 32);
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  $dbStruct->addField('purpose', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'the taxon id', 60);
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  $dbStruct->addField('description', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, '{dsbc_langstring}.id', 32);
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  $dbStruct->addPrimaryKey('classification_id');
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  $schema += $dbStruct->get_schema();
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  $dbStruct = new DbStruct('dsbc_classification_keywords', t('LOMDATA_Classification_keywords object.'));
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  $dbStruct->addField('classification_id', DbStruct::T_INT, 'the classification_id');
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  $dbStruct->addField('keyword', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, '{dsbc_langstring}.id', 32);
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  $dbStruct->addPrimaryKey('classification_id', 'keyword');
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  $schema += $dbStruct->get_schema();
Line 292: do not use mixed case (camelCase), use lower case and _
  $dbStruct = new DbStruct('dsbc_classification_taxon', t('LOMDATA_classification_2_taxonPath object.'));
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  $dbStruct->addField('classification_id', DbStruct::T_INT, 'the classification_id');
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  $dbStruct->addField('taxon_path_id', DbStruct::T_INT, 'the taxon_path_id');
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  $dbStruct->addPrimaryKey('classification_id', 'taxon_path_id');
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  $schema += $dbStruct->get_schema();
Line 301: do not use mixed case (camelCase), use lower case and _
  $dbStruct = new DbStruct('dsbc_taxon_path', t('LOMDATA_taxonPath object.'));
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  $dbStruct->addField('taxon_path_id', DbStruct::T_SERIAL, 'the unique key for the object');
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  $dbStruct->addField('source', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, '{dsbc_langstring}.id', 32);
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  $dbStruct->addPrimaryKey('taxon_path_id');
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  $schema += $dbStruct->get_schema();
Line 308: do not use mixed case (camelCase), use lower case and _
  $dbStruct = new DbStruct('dsbc_taxon', t('LOMDATA_taxon object.'));
Line 309: do not use mixed case (camelCase), use lower case and _
  $dbStruct->addField('taxon_path_id', DbStruct::T_INT, 'the taxon_path_id');
Line 310: do not use mixed case (camelCase), use lower case and _
  $dbStruct->addField('id', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'identifier for this taxon', 32);
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  $dbStruct->addField('entry', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, '{dsbc_langstring}.id', 32);
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  $dbStruct->addField('weight', DbStruct::T_INT, 'weight for sorting');
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  $dbStruct->addUniqueKey('taxon_path_id', 'id', 'entry');
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  $schema += $dbStruct->get_schema();
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  $dbStruct = new DbStruct('dsbc_curriculum', t('LOMDATA_Curriculum object.'));
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  $dbStruct->addField('curriculum_id', DbStruct::T_SERIAL, 'the unique key for the object');
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  $dbStruct->addField('lom_id', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, '{dsbc_lom}.id', 32);
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  $dbStruct->addField('lom_version', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, '{dsbc_lom}.version', 32);
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  $dbStruct->addField('source', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'curriculum ident', 60);
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  $dbStruct->addField('entity', DbStruct::T_TEXT, 'json encodet curriculum');
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  $dbStruct->addPrimaryKey('curriculum_id');
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  $schema += $dbStruct->get_schema();
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  $dbStruct = new DbStruct('dsbc_contributers', t('Address databse for contributors'));
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  $dbStruct->addField(
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  $dbStruct->addField('lastname', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, '', 180);
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  $dbStruct->addField('firstname', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, '', 180);
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  $dbStruct->addField('organisation', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, '', 255);
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  $dbStruct->addField('country', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, '', 60);
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  $dbStruct->addField('zip', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, '', 20);
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  $dbStruct->addField('city', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, '', 180);
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  $dbStruct->addField('address1', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, '', 255);
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  $dbStruct->addField('address2', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, '', 255);
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  $dbStruct->addField('email', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, '', 255);
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  $dbStruct->addField('url', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, '', 255);
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  $dbStruct->addField('tel', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, '', 32);
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  $dbStruct->addField('logo', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'The Logo File URI.', 255);
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  $dbStruct->addPrimaryKey('contributer_id');
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  $schema += $dbStruct->get_schema();
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  $dbStruct = new DbStruct('dsbc_lom_stats', t('LOM object.'));
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  $dbStruct->addField('lom_id', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'the unique key for the lom object', 32);
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  $dbStruct->addField('publication_version', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'The version (revision) with was published', 32);
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  $dbStruct->addField('publication_time', DbStruct::T_INT, 'Unix Timestamp of publication');
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  $dbStruct->addField('publication_progress', DbStruct::T_INT, 'Progress of job in percent');
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  $dbStruct->addField('publication_log', DbStruct::T_TEXT, 'Progress log of publication log');
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  $dbStruct->addField('responsible_uid', DbStruct::T_INT, 'The responsible editor uid (drupal userid)');
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  $dbStruct->addField('indexed_version', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'The version (revision) with is currently indexed in solr', 32);
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  $dbStruct->addField('editing_uid', DbStruct::T_INT, 'uid of user who last edit this node (drupal userid)');
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  $dbStruct->addField('editing_last_seen', DbStruct::T_INT, 'unix timestamp of last seen, ajax, of last edit this resource');
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  $dbStruct->addField(
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  $dbStruct->addField(
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  $dbStruct->addPrimaryKey('lom_id');
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  $schema += $dbStruct->get_schema();
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  $dbStruct = new DbStruct('dsbc_file', t('DSB Client uploaded files translation table.'));
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  $dbStruct->addField('fid', DbStruct::T_INT, 'The {file_managed}.fid being referenced in this field.');
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  $dbStruct->addField(
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  $dbStruct->addField('url', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'the url of the uploaded file', 255);
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  $dbStruct->addField('file_server_type', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'type of file server', 64);
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  $dbStruct->addUniqueKey('fid', 'timestamp', 'file_server_type');
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  $schema += $dbStruct->get_schema();
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  $dbStruct = new DbStruct('dsbc_import_log', t('Import log.'));
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  $dbStruct->addField('lom_id', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, '{dsbc_lom}.id', 32);
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  $dbStruct->addField('remote_id', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'the unique remote id', 32);
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  $dbStruct->addField('plugin', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'the plugin', 32);
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  $dbStruct->addPrimaryKey('lom_id', 'remote_id', 'plugin');
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  $schema += $dbStruct->get_schema();
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  $dbStruct = new DbStruct('dsbc_coverage_list', t('Predfined coverages.'));
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  $dbStruct->addField('coverage', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'the coverage', 255);
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  $dbStruct->addField('context', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'the context like rameau, swd', 20);
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  $dbStruct->addField('language', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'the anguage', 4);
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  $dbStruct->addPrimaryKey('coverage', 'language');
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  $schema += $dbStruct->get_schema();
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  $dbStruct = new DbStruct('dsbc_settings_content_partner', t('settings for content partner instances.'));
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  $dbStruct->addField('content_partner_id', DbStruct::T_SERIAL, 'the unique key for the object');
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  $dbStruct->addField('name', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'String to identify a content partner instance', 128);
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  $dbStruct->addField('username', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'api username', 128);
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  $dbStruct->addField('password', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'api password', 128);
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  $dbStruct->addField('key_fid', DbStruct::T_INT, '{file_managed}.fid  ssl key file', 256);
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  $dbStruct->addField('icon_fid', DbStruct::T_INT, '{file_managed}.fid  icon of content_partner', 256);
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  $dbStruct->addField('main_server', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'central main server host name', 256);
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  $dbStruct->addField('file_server_type', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'type of file server', 64);
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  $dbStruct->addField('file_server', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'file server connection string', 256);
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  $dbStruct->addPrimaryKey('content_partner_id');
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  $schema += $dbStruct->get_schema();
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    if ($vocab_data[4] !== false) {
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          'user_register_form' => false,
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    if ($vocab_data[2] !== false) {
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        'description' => strtr($vocab_data[3], array("\\"=>'\\\\')),
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          'user_register_form' => false,
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    if ($vocab_data[5] !== false) {
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          'user_register_form' => false,
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      'user_register_form' => false,
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    'not null' => true,
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  $dbStruct = new DbStruct('dsbc_import_log',t('Import log.'));
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  $dbStruct = new DbStruct('dsbc_import_log',t('Import log.'));
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  $dbStruct->addField('lom_id', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, '{dsbc_lom}.id', 32);
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  $dbStruct->addField('remote_id', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'the unique remote id', 32);
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  $dbStruct->addField('plugin', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'the plugin', 32);
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  $dbStruct->addPrimaryKey('lom_id','remote_id','plugin');
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  $dbStruct->addPrimaryKey('lom_id','remote_id','plugin');
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  $schema = $dbStruct->get_schema();
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  $ret[] = db_create_table('dsbc_import_log',$schema['dsbc_import_log']);
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      'not null' => false,
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      'default' => null,
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      'not null' => false,
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      'default' => null,
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      'not null' => false,
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      'default' => null,
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      'not null' => false,
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      'default' => null,
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      'not null' => false,
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      'default' => null,
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      'not null' => false,
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      'default' => null,
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      'not null' => false,
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      'default' => null,
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      'not null' => false,
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      'default' => null,
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      'not null' => false,
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      'default' => null,
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      'not null' => false,
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      'default' => null,
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      'not null' => false,
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      'default' => null,
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    array('type' => 'varchar', 'length' => 255, 'not null' => false, 'default' => null,
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    'not null' => false,
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    'default' => null,
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    'description' => '{dsbc_contributers}.contributer_id'.
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                     'contributer identifer, '.
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      'not null' => false,
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      'default' => null,
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  $dbStruct = new DbStruct('dsbc_coverage_list', t('Predfined coverages.'));
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  $dbStruct->addField('coverage', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'the coverage', 255);
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  $dbStruct->addField('context', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'the context like rameau, swd', 20);
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  $dbStruct->addField('language', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'the anguage', 4);
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  $dbStruct->addPrimaryKey('coverage', 'language');
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  $schema = $dbStruct->get_schema();
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  $dbStruct = new DbStruct('dsbc_coverage_list', t('Predfined coverages.'));
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  $dbStruct->addField('coverage', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'the coverage', 255);
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  $dbStruct->addField('context', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'the context like rameau, swd', 20);
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  $dbStruct->addField('language', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'the anguage', 4);
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  $dbStruct->addPrimaryKey('coverage', 'language');
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  $schema = $dbStruct->get_schema();
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  $dbStruct = new DbStruct('dsbc_curriculum', t('LOMDATA_Curriculum object.'));
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  $dbStruct->addField('curriculum_id', DbStruct::T_SERIAL, 'the unique key for the object');
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  $dbStruct->addField('lom_id', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, '{dsbc_lom}.id', 32);
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  $dbStruct->addField('lom_version', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, '{dsbc_lom}.version', 32);
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  $dbStruct->addField('source', DbStruct::T_VARCHAR, 'curriculum ident', 60);
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  $dbStruct->addField('entity', DbStruct::T_TEXT, 'json encodet curriculum');
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  $dbStruct->addPrimaryKey('curriculum_id');
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  $schema = $dbStruct->get_schema();
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  $need_to_be_processed = false;
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      $need_to_be_processed = true;
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  } else {
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  if ($need_to_be_processed == false) {
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    $msg = t('Has no old per entrys: !lom_title',array(
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    $msg = t('Succesfully updated: !lom_title',array(
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  while($row = $res->fetchAssoc()) {
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    switch($row['permission']) {
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    if(empty($new_perm_array)) {
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    foreach($new_perm_array AS $new_role) {
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      if(isset($entry_check[1])) {