Esempio n. 1
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    function testCreateThreadOfMessages()
    {
		$message1 = new Phorum_message();
		$message1->create(1, 'Message 1', 'la la');

		$message2 = new Phorum_message();
		$message2->create(1, 'Message 2', 'wow', $message1->getThreadId(), $message1->getMessageId());

		$message3 = new Phorum_message();
		$message3->create(1, 'Message 3', 'cool', $message1->getThreadId(), $message1->getMessageId());

		$messages = Phorum_message::GetMessages(array("thread" => $message1->getThreadId()));

		if (count($messages) != 3) {
			$this->fail("Creating a thread of messages failed.");
		}

		$message1->delete(PHORUM_DELETE_TREE);
		$message2->fetch();
		$message3->fetch();
		if ($message2->exists() || $message3->exists()) {
		    $this->fail("Thread not deleted correctly");
		}
    } // fn testCreateThreadOfMessages
Esempio n. 2
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    /**
	 * Update the thread info.
	 * Thread info is stored in the first message in the thread.
	 * The first message in the thread is the one where
	 * the message_id is equal to the thread_id.
	 *
	 * This code is mainly copied from phorum_update_thread_info(),
	 * but that function uses phorum_db_get_messages(),
	 * which uses external function calls to APIs outside of
	 * mysql.php, which we want to avoid.
     *
     * @return void
     */
	private function __updateThreadInfo()
	{
	    $thread_id = $this->m_data['thread'];
		$searchConditions = array("thread" => $thread_id,
								  "forum_id" => $this->m_data['forum_id'],
								  "status" => PHORUM_STATUS_APPROVED);
		$messages = Phorum_message::GetMessages($searchConditions);
	    $thread_count = count($messages);

	    // If there are any messages left in the thread,
	    // then update the thread data.
	    if ($thread_count > 0) {
	        $threadBeginMessage = array();
	        $message_ids = array_keys($messages);
	        if (isset($messages[$thread_id])) {
		        $parent_message = $messages[$thread_id];
		        // Paul Baranowski: my hack so that multiple top-level messages
		        // are allowed within a thread.  Disabled but here for
		        // reference, because this worked.
	//	        $parent_message = isset($messages[$thread_id]) ? $messages[$thread_id] : current($messages);
	//			$thread_id = $parent_message->getMessageId();

		        // The most recent message in the thread.
	            $recent_message = end($messages);

	            // Updates to the first thread message.
		        $threadBeginMessage["thread_count"] = $thread_count;
		        $threadBeginMessage["modifystamp"] = $recent_message->m_data["datestamp"];
		        $threadBeginMessage["meta"] = $parent_message->m_data["meta"];
		        $threadBeginMessage["meta"]["recent_post"]["user_id"] = $recent_message->m_data["user_id"];
		        $threadBeginMessage["meta"]["recent_post"]["author"] = $recent_message->m_data["author"];
		        $threadBeginMessage["meta"]["recent_post"]["message_id"] = $recent_message->m_data["message_id"];
		        $threadBeginMessage["meta"]["message_ids"] = $message_ids;

		        // Used only for mods
		        // Get the message IDs of all messages in the thread,
		        // regardless of status.
		        //
		        // ??? Note: why are these stored in this way?
		        // Why not just grab these from the database when you
		        // want them - it would probably be just as fast.
	    		$searchConditions = array("thread" => $thread_id,
	    								  "forum_id" => $this->m_data['forum_id']);
	    		$allMessages = Phorum_message::GetMessages($searchConditions);
		        $threadBeginMessage["meta"]["message_ids_moderator"] = array_keys($allMessages);

		        phorum_db_update_message($thread_id, $threadBeginMessage);
	        }
	    }
	} // fn __updateThreadInfo