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<?php
declare(strict_types=1);
namespace PhpMyAdmin\Controllers\Table;
use PhpMyAdmin\ResponseRenderer;
use PhpMyAdmin\Template;
use PhpMyAdmin\Url;
use function __;
use function is_array;
final class ExportRowsController extends AbstractController
{
/** @var ExportController */
private $exportController;
public function __construct(
ResponseRenderer $response,
Template $template,
string $db,
string $table,
ExportController $exportController
) {
parent::__construct($response, $template, $db, $table);
$this->exportController = $exportController;
}
public function __invoke(): void
{
global $active_page, $single_table, $where_clause;
if (isset($_POST['goto']) && (! isset($_POST['rows_to_delete']) || ! is_array($_POST['rows_to_delete']))) {
$this->response->setRequestStatus(false);
$this->response->addJSON('message', __('No row selected.'));
return;
}
// Needed to allow SQL export
$single_table = true;
// As we got the rows to be exported from the
// 'rows_to_delete' checkbox, we use the index of it as the
// indicating WHERE clause. Then we build the array which is used
// for the /table/change script.
$where_clause = [];
if (isset($_POST['rows_to_delete']) && is_array($_POST['rows_to_delete'])) {
foreach ($_POST['rows_to_delete'] as $i_where_clause) {
$where_clause[] = $i_where_clause;
}
}
$active_page = Url::getFromRoute('/table/export');
($this->exportController)();
}
}
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