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Articles:: (31 méthodes):
Articles()
getArticle()
getBlogArticle()
getBlogArticleByTitle()
_getBlogArticleFromQuery()
getBlogNextArticle()
getBlogPrevArticle()
getNumBlogArticles()
check()
getSearchConditions()
buildWhere()
getBlogArticles()
getNumberPostsPerMonth()
getNumberPostsPerMonthAdmin()
getDaysWithPosts()
addPostCategoriesLink()
deletePostCategoriesLink()
updatePostCategoriesLink()
updateGlobalArticleCategoriesLink()
addArticle()
addArticleText()
getArticleText()
updateArticleText()
updateArticle()
updateArticleCustomFields()
updateArticleNumReads()
updateArticleNumReadsByName()
deleteArticle()
deleteArticleText()
deleteBlogPosts()
mapRow()
| Articles() X-Ref |
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| getArticle( $articleId ) X-Ref |
| Gets an article from the database, given its id. Also manages the cache for articles. param: articleId Identifier of the article we want to fetch return: Returns an Article object or 'false' otherwise. |
| getBlogArticle( $artId, $blogId = -1,$includeHiddenFields = true, $date = -1, $categoryId = -1, $userId = -1, $status = POST_STATUS_ALL ) X-Ref |
| Gets an article from the database, given its id param: artId Identifier of the article we want to fetch param: blogId If set, the article must belong to the given blog return: Returns an Article object or 'false' otherwise. |
| getBlogArticleByTitle( $articleTitle, $blogId, $includeHiddenFields = true, $date = -1, $categoryId = -1, $userId = -1, $status = POST_STATUS_PUBLISHED,$maxDate = -1 ) X-Ref |
| Gets an article from the database, given its slug, this is used with the fancy permalinks param: artTitle Identifier of the article we want to fetch param: blogId If set, the article must belong to the given blog return: Returns an Article object or 'false' otherwise. |
| _getBlogArticleFromQuery($query) X-Ref |
| getBlogNextArticle( $article ) X-Ref |
| Returns the article that goes after the one we give as the parameter. param: article An article object return: An Article object with the next article or false if there was no article. |
| getBlogPrevArticle( $article ) X-Ref |
| Returns the article that goes before the one we give as the parameter. param: article An article object return: An Article object with the previous article or false if there was no article. |
| getNumBlogArticles( $blogId,$date = -1,$categoryId = 0,$status = POST_STATUS_PUBLISHED,$userId = 0,$maxDate = 0,$searchTerms = "") X-Ref |
| check( $article, $date = -1, $categoryId = 0, $status = POST_STATUS_PUBLISHED, $userId = 0, $maxDate = 0 ) X-Ref |
| getSearchConditions( $searchTerms ) X-Ref |
| buildWhere( $blogId, $date = -1, $amount = -1, $categoryId = 0, $status = 0, $userId = 0, $maxDate = 0, $searchTerms = "" ) X-Ref |
| builds a WHERE clause for a query |
| getBlogArticles( $blogId, $date = -1, $amount = -1, $categoryId = 0, $status = POST_STATUS_PUBLISHED, $userId = 0, $maxDate = 0, $searchTerms = "", $page = -1 ) X-Ref |
| Returns all the articles for a given blog, according to the conditions specified in the call. If this function is too cumbersome to use (I reckon it might be, too many parameters that have been added over time due to new requirements). param: blogId Identifier of the blog from where we want to fetch the articles param: date date in MySQL TIMESTAMP(14) format param: amount The maximum amount of posts that we would like to be returned. param: categoryId A category identifier. If specified, only the posts of param: status If specified, only the posts with given status will be returned. param: userId If specified, only the posts that belong to the specified user param: maxDate a date in MySQL TIMESTAMP(14) param: searchTerms in case we would like to further refine the filtering, return: Returns an array with all the articles from the given blog |
| getNumberPostsPerMonth( $blogId ) X-Ref |
| Gets the number of posts per month per year from the database param: blogId The numeric identifier of the blog from which we'd like to return: A 2-dimensional associative array where the first index is the year and the second |
| getNumberPostsPerMonthAdmin( $blogId ) X-Ref |
| like the one above but with a few changes, such as always showing posts in the future and returning all the months in the array, even if the total amount was '0' Only used in the "editPosts" screen of the admin interface |
| getDaysWithPosts( $blogId, $year = null , $month = null ) X-Ref |
| The same as the one above but for just one month param: blogId The identifier of the blog from which we'd like to calculate this param: year Yeardddd param: month Month from which we'd like to calculate this return: An associative array where the index is the day of the month and the value |
| addPostCategoriesLink( $article ) X-Ref |
| adds records to the table that holds the many-to-many relationship between categories and posts in the blog. param: articleId param: categories return: True |
| deletePostCategoriesLink( $article ) X-Ref |
| removes the relationship between posts and categories from the database. This method should only be used when removing an article!! |
| updatePostCategoriesLink( $article, $oldArticle = null ) X-Ref |
| update the links between a post and its categories (basically, we use brute force here: first remove them and then recreate them again... It takes less time than going through all of them and checking if they exist or not. |
| updateGlobalArticleCategoriesLink( $article, $oldArticle = null ) X-Ref |
| Updates global article category counters |
| addArticle( &$newArticle ) X-Ref |
| Adds a new article to the database param: newArticle An Article object with all the necessary information. return: Returns true if article was added successfully or false otherwise. If successful, it will modify the parmeter |
| addArticleText( $newArticle ) X-Ref |
| saves the text of an article to the database param: newArticle the Article object that we have just saved param: return: true if successful or false otherwise |
| getArticleText( $articleId ) X-Ref |
| returns the text fields of an article param: articleId return: an array |
| updateArticleText( $article ) X-Ref |
| updates the text of an article param: article an Article object return: true if successful or false otherwise |
| updateArticle( $article ) X-Ref |
| Updates an article in the database param: article The Article object that we'd like to update in the database. return: Returns true if update was successful or false otherwise. |
| updateArticleCustomFields( $artId, $blogId, $fields ) X-Ref |
| updates the custom fields used by an article. It's actually easier to remove them all and readd them again than check one by one if it already exists and if so updating it and if not, add it param: artId param: blogId param: fields return: True if successful or false otherwise |
| updateArticleNumReads( $articleId ) X-Ref |
| Updates the number of times a post has been read. This method does not just increase the num_read counter by one but it can set it to whatever we want... Usually the value we pass in '$numReads' will be the old value + 1, but it could be whatever. param: articleId A valid article identifier. param: numReads A value, meaning how many times the post has been read. return: Returns true if successful or false otherwise. |
| updateArticleNumReadsByName( $articleName ) X-Ref |
| similar as the one above but it takes an article 'name' instead of an article id param: articleName an article "name" (the post 'slug') return: true if successful or false otherwise |
| deleteArticle( $artId, $userId, $blogId, $forever = false ) X-Ref |
| Removes an article from the database If forever == true, the article is physically removed from the database. Otherwise, the 'status' field is set to 'deleted' Problem is, that MySQL will automatically update the 'date' field because he feels like it... even if we explicitely say date = old_date... grrreat :P Valid article identifier, blog identifier and user identifier are required to remove an article. It was done for security reasons and to make perfectly clear that we are removing an article (so that we wouldn't be deleting the wrong one if there was any bug!) param: artId A valid article identifier param: userid A valid user identifier param: blogId A valid blog identifier param: forever A boolean meaning whether the post should be removed forever or simply its status return: Returns true if successful or false otherwise. |
| deleteArticleText( $articleId ) X-Ref |
| removes the text of an article param: articleId return: true if successful or false otherwise |
| deleteBlogPosts( $blogId ) X-Ref |
| Removes all the posts from the given blog param: blogId The blog identifier |
| mapRow( $query_result ) X-Ref |
| Généré le : Mon Nov 26 21:04:15 2007 | par Balluche grâce à PHPXref 0.7 |
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