Bug 30735: Fix filtering by patron attribute with AV in overdues report

In Circulation > Overdues, if there are seachable patron attributes
they can be used in left filters. Search does not work if this attribute
is linked to an authorized values category.

The problem is that AV code is compared to the AV desciption in :
  if (grep { $attrval eq lc($_->[1]) } @{ $pattrs->{$code} }) {

Looking at a Data::Dumper of the var $pattrs you see for example :
$VAR1 = {
          'ATT1' => [
                      [
                        'afr',
                        'Afrikaans'
                      ]
                    ]
        };
First row is attribute code and second row is desciption.
It works for an attribute without AV because in this case
'avdescription' is undefined so code is stored as description :
          push @{ $pattrs->{$row->{attrcode}} }, [
            $row->{attrval},
            defined $row->{avdescription} ? $row->{avdescription} : $row->{attrval},
        ];

This patch fixes the code and removes commented line.
Also reviews the SQL query :
  - avcategory is useless
  - use alias attrcode for borrower_attributes.code to be more explicit

Test plan :
1) Create a patron A with overdues
2) Go to Circulation > Overdues
3) Check you see the patron A
4) Create a patron attribute, searchable, with an authorized value
   category, ie LANG
5) Edit patron A to set a value in this attribute
6) Go to Circulation > Overdues
7) Select attribute value and apply filter
8) Check you see the patron A
9) Redo test plan with a patron attribute, searchable, without an
   authorized value category

Signed-off-by: Owen Leonard <oleonard@myacpl.org>
Signed-off-by: Martin Renvoize <martin.renvoize@ptfs-europe.com>
Signed-off-by: Fridolin Somers <fridolin.somers@biblibre.com>
This commit is contained in:
Fridolin Somers 2022-05-11 10:51:20 -10:00
parent 7ccb32747b
commit 889ba1c381
1 changed files with 8 additions and 7 deletions

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@ -157,17 +157,19 @@ if (@patron_attr_filter_loop) {
# too resource intensive, MySQL can be used to do the filtering, i.e. rewire the
# SQL below to select only those attribute values that match the filters.
my $sql = q(SELECT borrowernumber AS bn, b.code, attribute AS val, category AS avcategory, lib AS avdescription
my $sql = q{
SELECT b.borrowernumber AS bn, b.code AS attrcode, b.attribute AS attrval, a.lib AS avdescription
FROM borrower_attributes b
JOIN borrower_attribute_types bt ON (b.code = bt.code)
LEFT JOIN authorised_values a ON (a.category = bt.authorised_value_category AND a.authorised_value = b.attribute));
LEFT JOIN authorised_values a ON (a.category = bt.authorised_value_category AND a.authorised_value = b.attribute)
};
my $sth = $dbh->prepare($sql);
$sth->execute();
while (my $row = $sth->fetchrow_hashref) {
my $pattrs = $borrowernumber_to_attributes{$row->{bn}} ||= { };
push @{ $pattrs->{$row->{code}} }, [
$row->{val},
defined $row->{avdescription} ? $row->{avdescription} : $row->{val},
push @{ $pattrs->{$row->{attrcode}} }, [
$row->{attrval},
defined $row->{avdescription} ? $row->{avdescription} : $row->{attrval},
];
}
@ -178,8 +180,7 @@ if (@patron_attr_filter_loop) {
# discard patrons that do not match (case insensitive) at least one of each attribute filter value
my $discard = 1;
for my $attrval (map { lc $_ } @{ $cgi_attrcode_to_attrvalues{$code} }) {
## if (grep { $attrval eq lc($_->[0]) } @{ $pattrs->{$code} })
if (grep { $attrval eq lc($_->[1]) } @{ $pattrs->{$code} }) {
if (grep { $attrval eq lc($_->[0]) } @{ $pattrs->{$code} }) {
$discard = 0;
last;
}