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uiControl = FieldConfig::UI_CONTROL_FIELD_ARRAY; * $arrayField = new FieldConfig\ArrayField('Index', FieldConfig::UI_CONTROL_TEXT); * $field->uiControlAttributes['field'] = $field->toArray(); * * @api */ class ArrayField { /** * Describes what HTML element should be used to manipulate the setting through Piwik's UI. * * See {@link Piwik\Plugin\Settings} for a list of supported control types. * * @var string */ public $uiControl = null; /** * Array like ['plugin' => 'MyPlugin', 'component' => 'MyExportedCustomFieldComponent']. For an example see * "plugins/CorePluginsAdmin/vue/src/FormField/FieldText.vue" * * @var string[] */ public $customFieldComponent = null; /** * This setting's display name, for example, `'Refresh Interval'`. * * Be sure to escape any user input as HTML can be used here. * * @var string */ public $title = ''; /** * The list of all available values for this setting. If null, the setting can have any value. * * If supplied, this field should be an array mapping available values with their prettified * display value. Eg, if set to `array('nb_visits' => 'Visits', 'nb_actions' => 'Actions')`, * the UI will display **Visits** and **Actions**, and when the user selects one, Piwik will * set the setting to **nb_visits** or **nb_actions** respectively. * * @var null|array */ public $availableValues = null; public function __construct($title, $uiControl = 'text') { $this->title = $title; $this->uiControl = $uiControl; } public function toArray() { return array('title' => $this->title, 'uiControl' => $this->uiControl, 'component' => $this->customFieldComponent, 'availableValues' => $this->availableValues); } }