The largest on-page component for a Building Housing Project record in Drupal is its timeline. The timeline visually displays a Projects past and projected events & information in a time ordered list.
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The main code is contained here:
docroot/modules/custom/bos_content/modules/node_buildinghousing/src/Plugin/Field/FieldFormatter/EntityReferenceTaxonomyTermBSPublicStageFormatter.php
Various templates are defined to create each timeline article, one template per timeline type.
Timeline items are gathered from various places in the system.
- text posts are items in the field_bh_text_updates field of the bh_update entity. Tiles are inserted using the messages create date for ordering. If the message is updated in SF, it continues to use the original created date. If the message is deleted in SF it should be deleted from the timeline. Posts are sourced from Salesforce Chatter and imported using .
- documents are file objects which are referenced as items in the field_bh_attachment field of the bh_project. Tiles are inserted using the create date of the attachment for ordering. If Drupal detects an update to the attachment in SF, it continues to use the original created date for ordering. Documents are sourced from Salesforce and imported using .
- a single rfp tile is created if the field_bh_rfp_issued_date field is not empty Tile is inserted using the date in the field_bh_rfp_issued_date field. If the date is changed (or deleted) in SF, the rfp tile will be moved or removed from the timeline. RFP date is sourced from Salesforce as part of .
- meetings are bh_meeting objects which are referenced as items in the field_bh_update_ref field of the bh_update entity. Tiles are inserted using the meetings start date. If the meeting is updated in SF, meeting will move accordingly in the timeline. Meetings are sourced from Salesforce and imported using .
- stages
Timeline icons are controlled by css and are defined in function getStageIcon() in EntityReferenceTaxonomyTermBSPublicStageFormatter.php
The various stages are defined at items in the bh_public_stage taxonomy
