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| 2:44:33 AM - Saturday 23rd, January 2010 |
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Just added a hook for you.
Edit file: extensions/awc/forums/post.php
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In the edit_post() function $rDB = wfGetDB( DB_SLAVE );
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wfRunHooks( 'awcsforum_edit_thread', &$this ); // 2.5.8 |
That will give you access to a bunch of info (and you could also change that info (if you wanted to) and the changes would be saved since the hook is being called just before the SQL save), and you can use that to do what you need to do.
Heres the object info which you will have access to.
awcsforum_post_cls Object
(
[ann] => 0
[sticky] => 0
[lock] => 0
[id] =>
[tID] => 9
[fID] => 1
[pID] => 35
[title] => Test "double" 'single'
[p_title] => Test "double" 'single'
[post] => Test "double" 'single'
[ThreadTitle] =>
[isThread] => yes
[m_thread_subsrib] => Array
(
[9] => email
)
[m_forum_subsrib] =>
[cur_memID] => 1
[cur_memName] => Me
[cur_m_posts] => 30
[cur_m_topics] => 8
[mId] => 1
[mName] => Me
[forum_Antispam] =>
[ispoll] =>
[polls_enabled] => 1
[action] => post/todo_edit_post/
[subscrib_what] =>
[subscribe] =>
[cf_add_post_text_to_wiki] =>
[t_wiki_pageID] =>
[f_name] =>
[num_topics] =>
)
So in your extension code, use what you already have, but with out the hook call you added.
The below is a copy/paste and untested, but should work.
$wgHooks['awcsforum_edit_thread'][] = 'yourHookFunctionName';
function yourHookFunctionName($editInfo){
require_once(awc_dir . 'includes/subscribe.php');
$t_subscribe = new awcs_forum_subscribe();
$t_subscribe->fID = $editInfo->fID;
$t_subscribe->tID = $editInfo->tID;
$t_subscribe->cur_memID = $editInfo->cur_memID;
$t_subscribe->subscribe = $editInfo->subscribe;
$t_subscribe->title = $editInfo->title; //;$this->ThreadTitle;
$t_subscribe->post = $editInfo->post;
$t_subscribe->m_thread_subsrib = $editInfo->m_thread_subsrib;
$t_subscribe->m_forum_subsrib = $editInfo->m_forum_subsrib;
$t_subscribe->check_user_thread_subscribe();
return true;
}
Post back how you made out...
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