This adjustment ensures that it handles the case where $attributes might not be an array. Specifically, it checks if $attributes is not set or not an array and returns an empty string in those cases. This should make the function more robust and prevent errors when $attributes is not provided or is not an array.
There is also a log error message provided to assist with debugging just in case.
The reason for this ammendment is that it allows for a more dynamic type of search bar in manage views that have been dynamically created in the first place.
For example something like this
This is about the only way that one can add a search facility to a dynamically created manage view in those situations where one (in this particular case the Vtl Data Generator) has no prior knowledge of the table structure and is thus able to create meaningful queries in advance.
This adjustment ensures that it handles the case where $attributes might not be an array. Specifically, it checks if $attributes is not set or not an array and returns an empty string in those cases. This should make the function more robust and prevent errors when $attributes is not provided or is not an array.
There is also a log error message provided to assist with debugging just in case.
The reason for this ammendment is that it allows for a more dynamic type of search bar in manage views that have been dynamically created in the first place.
For example something like this
This is about the only way that one can add a search facility to a dynamically created manage view in those situations where one (in this particular case the Vtl Data Generator) has no prior knowledge of the table structure and is thus able to create meaningful queries in advance.
This amendment makes this sort of thing possible
the styling still leaves a lot to be desired but the functionality this amendment actively enables works .
Without the amendment we end up with this: