// This part was a little tricky
// While $link->id seems like it might be a string, it's actually a SimpleXMLElement (should've print_r from the beginning)
// You can't use an object as an array index
// Putting "". in front of it makes $id a string
// Simple when you think about it. Annoying when it just gives you some weird error
$id = "" . $link->id;
if (isset($link->comments) && $link->comments > -1) {
$updates[$id]["comment"] = $link->comments;
if ($link->both == true || $link->both == "true" || $link->both == 1) {
$updates[$id]["link"] = 1;
}
} else {
$updates[$id]["link"] = 1;
}
}
insertLinks($updates, $developer, $authinfo["userid"], $authinfo["device"]);
xsuccess(count($updates) . " links updated", "xml");
} else {
$links = array();
$i = 0;
foreach ($xml->links->link as $link) {
$links[$i++] = "" . $link->id;
// convert simplexml to string. not that important here though
}
$result = readLinks($links, $authinfo["userid"], "xml");
echo $result;
die;
}
} catch (Exception $e) {
xerror("xml error", "xml");
}
function niceQuestionFormat($text, $searchWords = '')
{
$result = insertLinks($text);
$result = highlightWords($result, $searchWords);
return $result;
}
