The '_webform_csv_headers_addressfield' function returns an empty header array instead of an array with an empty string. See $header[1] below:
}
else {
$header[0] = array('');
$header[1] = array();
$header[2] = array($component['name']);
}
return $header;
}
When exporting CSV, $header[1] will not print an empty cell for the addressfield component, which will cause everything to the right of $header[1] to shift one column to the left.
Current behavior:
| Preferred contact method | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Name | Address | Phone | Email address | |
| Jane Smith | 123 Garfield StSpringfield, IL 12345 | x | jsmith@example.com | |
| Joe Smith | 456 Ash StSpringfield, IL 12345 | x | jsmith1@example.com |
Correct behavior:
| Preferred contact method | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Name | Address | Phone | Email address | |
| Jane Smith | 123 Garfield StSpringfield, IL 12345 | x | jsmith@example.com | |
| Joe Smith | 456 Ash StSpringfield, IL 12345 | x | jsmith1@example.com |
set $header[1] = array('')
Post patch
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| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #2 | addressfield_tokens-csv_header_empty_2959981-2.patch | 460 bytes | chris burge |
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lambic commentedcommitted to 1.x, thanks!
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