Tickets :: Comment on [#14753] Doubled name at importing a vcf-file or synchronizing with CardDAV

* Your Email Address
* Spam protection	Enter the letters below: .___.. ..__ __ .__ _/ \| \|[__)/ `[ __ ./__.\|/\\|\| \\__.[_./
Comment	> The Problem is in class Turba_Driver in function toDriverKeys in file > horde/turba/lib/Driver.php. This function use the settings > $cfgSources['localsql']['map']['name']['parse'] in > horde/turba/config/backends.php. The first array is array('fields' => > array('firstname', 'middlenames', 'lastname'), 'format' => '%s %s > %s'). Is there only a lastname in FN-field of the vcf-file, this > entry is read as firstname. The middlenames isn't set, if nothing > else is in FN-field. In line 330 of Driver.php it is then checked, > that lastname already is set, because of the N-field of the vcf-file. > Then both for-loops are break. But the Problem is in Line 342. The > variable $tmp_fields isn't empty and now the fault mapping of the > FN-field is merge to the existing $fields. The correct way would be > to clean the array $tmp_fields before breaking the loops. > > But i think it is not good to break all loops, because there can be > additional entrys in FN-field, which wouldn't be set of the N-field. > So the break in line 333 should be only one break. But then the > setting of $tmp_fields in line 335 should be before the break, > because of a break, the counter isn't correct. > > The second bug is the array_merge in line 342. If the parsing-Array > is empty, $tmp_fields isn't set and array_merge return nothing. So > $fields is erased. There are two solutions. Set $tmp_fields to an > empty Array additional before the loop or check $tmp_fields if it is > set. I prefer the last one. > > I made all changes in the appended file "Driver new.php"
Attachment
Watch this ticket

Saved Queries