Update the last_action column in the entities table for $guid.
| public updateLastAction ( ElggEntit\ElggEntity $entity, integer $posted = null ) : integer | false | ||
| $entity | ElggEntit\ElggEntity | Entity annotation|relationship action carried out on |
| $posted | integer | Timestamp of last action |
| return | integer | false | |
/**
* Sets the last action time of the given user to right now.
*
* @see _elgg_session_boot The session boot calls this at the beginning of every request
*
* @param ElggUser $user User entity
* @return void
*/
public function setLastAction(ElggUser $user)
{
$time = $this->getCurrentTime()->getTimestamp();
if ($user->last_action == $time) {
// no change required
return;
}
$query = "\n\t\t\tUPDATE {$this->table}\n\t\t\tSET\n\t\t\t\tprev_last_action = last_action,\n\t\t\t\tlast_action = :last_action\n\t\t\tWHERE guid = :guid\n\t\t";
$params = [':last_action' => $time, ':guid' => (int) $user->guid];
$user->prev_last_action = $user->last_action;
$user->last_action = $time;
execute_delayed_write_query($query, null, $params);
$this->entity_cache->set($user);
// If we save the user to memcache during this request, then we'll end up with the
// old (incorrect) attributes cached (notice the above query is delayed). So it's
// simplest to just resave the user after all plugin code runs.
register_shutdown_function(function () use($user, $time) {
$this->entities->updateLastAction($user, $time);
// keep entity table in sync
$user->storeInPersistedCache(_elgg_get_memcache('new_entity_cache'), $time);
});
}
