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This file implements Blog handling functions. This file is part of the evoCore framework - {@link http://evocore.net/} See also {@link http://sourceforge.net/projects/evocms/}.
| Author: | blueyed: Daniel HAHLER. |
| Author: | fplanque: Francois PLANQUE. |
| Copyright: | (c)2003-2007 by Francois PLANQUE - {@link http://fplanque.net/} |
| Version: | $Id: _blog.funcs.php,v 1.1 2007/06/25 10:59:32 fplanque Exp $ |
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| blog_update_perms( $blog, $context = 'user' ) X-Ref |
| Update the advanced user/group permissions for edited blog param: int Blog ID param: string 'user' or 'group' |
| blogperms_get_easy2( $perms, $context = 'user' ) X-Ref |
| Translates an given array of permissions to an "easy group". USES OBJECT ROW - nomember - member - editor (member+edit posts+delete+edit comments+all filemanager rights) - administrator (editor+edit cats+edit blog) - custom param: array indexed, as the result row from "SELECT * FROM T_coll_user_perms" return: string one of the five groups (nomember, member, editor, admin, custom) |
| autoselect_blog( $permname, $permlevel = 'any' ) X-Ref |
| Check permissions on a given blog (by ID) and autoselect an appropriate blog if necessary. For use in admin NOTE: we no longer try to set $Blog inside of the function because later global use cannot be safely guaranteed in PHP4. param: string Permission name that must be given to the {@link $current_User} object. param: string Permission level that must be given to the {@link $current_User} object. return: integer new selected blog |
| valid_blog_requested() X-Ref |
| Check that we have received a valid blog param For use in admin |
| set_working_blog( $new_blog_ID ) X-Ref |
| Set working blog to a new value and memorize it in user settings if needed. For use in admin return: boolean $blog changed? |
| Généré le : Thu Nov 29 23:58:50 2007 | par Balluche grâce à PHPXref 0.7 |
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