Split get_contact_orders().

Added get_beneficiary_orders() and get_requester_orders() to show orders
for which a given Contact is a beneficiary or requester.
Reworked get_contact_orders() to show orders of either type.

diff --git a/lib/functions.php b/lib/functions.php
index ecaf2ad..8db2720 100644 (file)
--- a/lib/functions.php
+++ b/lib/functions.php
@@ -185,13 +185,27 @@
     return $order_ids;
   }
 
-  function get_contact_orders($contact, $state_mask = null) {
+  function get_beneficiary_orders($contact, $state_mask = null) {
     $q = new OrderQuery;
     $q->filterByBeneficiaryId($contact->getId());
     if ($state_mask) $q->filterById(get_order_ids_by_state($state_mask));
     return $q->orderByDate()->find();
   }
 
+  function get_requester_orders($contact, $state_mask = null) {
+    $q = new OrderQuery;
+    $q->filterByRequesterId($contact->getId());
+    if ($state_mask) $q->filterById(get_order_ids_by_state($state_mask));
+    return $q->orderByDate()->find();
+  }
+
+  function get_contact_orders($contact, $state_mask = null) {
+    $q = new OrderQuery;
+    $q->filterByBeneficiaryId($contact->getId())->_or()->filterByRequesterId($contact->getId());
+    if ($state_mask) $q->filterById(get_order_ids_by_state($state_mask));
+    return $q->orderByDate()->find();
+  }
+
   function get_user_by_contact_id($id, $verbose = true) {
     $q = new UserQuery;
     $user = $q->findOneByContactId($id);