Kdjykuj

I am using the following code to fetch the admin option value as well as the frontend label from an ID list of vales of a multiselect.

    $attribute = $this->eavConfig->getAttribute('catalog_product', self::ATTRIBUTE_CODE);

    $adminAttribute = clone $attribute;

    $adminAttribute->setStoreId(0);



    $result = ;

    foreach(array_unique($allIds) as $id) {

        $description = $attribute->getSource()->getOptionText($id);

        $fileName = $adminAttribute->getSource()->getOptionText($id);

        $result[$fileName] = $description;

    }

In a block on the product list this seems to work, while it does not look clean for me. Anyways, on a product detail page it does not (I get for $fileName still the frontend value, not the admin value).

Is there a proper way to do this?

EDIT I was thinking about loading the product in Admin store, still I get the non-admin-store value:

$adminProduct = $this->_productRepository->getById($product->getId(), false, 0);

$adminProduct->getAttributeText(self::ATTRIBUTE_CODE);

Assuming your attribute options are coming from a table, and I assume they are because you reference admin and store values, we should be able to call MagentoEavModelEntityAttributeSourceTable::getAllOptions which depending on the arguments will return the store values or the default (admin) values.

With that you could try something like this:

protected function getAttributeOptions($attributeCode) {

    $merged = ;



    $attribute = $this->eavConfig->getAttribute('catalog_product', $attributeCode);

    $source = $attribute->getSource();



    if($source instanceof MagentoEavModelEntityAttributeSourceTable) {

        $options = $this->optionArrayToHashmap($source->getAllOptions(false, false));

        $adminOptions = $this->optionArrayToHashmap($source->getAllOptions(false, true));



        foreach($adminOptions as $k => $v) {

            $merged[$v] = isset($options[$k]) ? $options[$k] : $v;

        }

    }



    return $merged;

}



protected function optionArrayToHashmap($array) {

    $hashMap = ;



    foreach($array as $option) {

        $hashMap[$option['value']] = (string) $option['label'];

    }



    return $hashMap;

}

I can't confirm if this works where you are trying it but it's worth a shot. When I run it against demo store data on the "color" attribute with some values specific to the store view ("Store " prepended) I get the following results:

Array (

    [Black] => Store Black

    [Blue] => Store Blue

    [Brown] => Store Brown

    [Gray] => Store Gray

    [Green] => Green

    [Lavender] => Lavender

    [Multi] => Multi

    [Orange] => Orange

    [Purple] => Purple

    [Red] => Red

    [White] => White

    [Yellow] => Yellow

)

I have just tried this for particular one attribute & it worked for me so I am posting this over here May be this can lead you to something you want to achieve.

<?php



namespace AbhishekAttributeControllerIndex;



class Index extends MagentoFrameworkAppActionAction{



    public function __construct(

        MagentoFrameworkAppActionContext $context,

        MagentoEavModelConfig $eavConfig

    ){

        $this->eavConfig = $eavConfig;

        parent::__construct($context);

    }



    public function execute(){

        $attrib = $this->getAttributes();

        $attributeId = 4;

        $back = $attrib->setStoreId(0)->getSource()->getOptionText($attributeId);

        $front = $attrib->setStoreId(1)->getSource()->getOptionText($attributeId);

        echo "Frontend (User) Value = ".$front." & Backend (Admin) Value = ".$back;

    }



    public function getAttributes(){

        $attributeCode = 'color';

        $attribute = $this->eavConfig->getAttribute('catalog_product', $attributeCode);

        return $attribute;

    }

}

We also can achieve this for the all attributes of particular one
product via product Id.