throw new Exception('Empty ID for object! (not inserted yet?).');
}
- // FIXME: How about forcing to return an int? Or will that overflow eventually?
- return $this->id;
+ return intval($this->id);
+ }
+
+ /**
+ * WARNING: Only use this on Profile and Notice. We should probably do
+ * this with traits/"implements" or whatever, but that's over the top
+ * right now, I'm just throwing this in here to avoid code duplication
+ * in Profile and Notice classes.
+ */
+ public function getAliases()
+ {
+ $aliases = array();
+ $aliases[$this->getUri()] = $this->getID();
+
+ try {
+ $aliases[$this->getUrl()] = $this->getID();
+ } catch (InvalidUrlException $e) {
+ // getUrl failed because no valid URL could be returned, just ignore it
+ }
+
+ if (common_config('fix', 'fancyurls')) {
+ /**
+ * Here we add some hacky hotfixes for remote lookups that have been taught the
+ * (at least now) wrong URI but it's still obviously the same user. Such as:
+ * - https://site.example/user/1 even if the client requests https://site.example/index.php/user/1
+ * - https://site.example/user/1 even if the client requests https://site.example//index.php/user/1
+ * - https://site.example/index.php/user/1 even if the client requests https://site.example/user/1
+ * - https://site.example/index.php/user/1 even if the client requests https://site.example///index.php/user/1
+ */
+ foreach ($aliases as $alias=>$id) {
+ try {
+ // get a "fancy url" version of the alias, even without index.php/
+ $alt_url = common_fake_local_fancy_url($alias);
+ // store this as well so remote sites can be sure we really are the same profile
+ $aliases[$alt_url] = $id;
+ } catch (Exception $e) {
+ // Apparently we couldn't rewrite that, the $alias was as the function wanted it to be
+ }
+
+ try {
+ // get a non-"fancy url" version of the alias, i.e. add index.php/
+ $alt_url = common_fake_local_nonfancy_url($alias);
+ // store this as well so remote sites can be sure we really are the same profile
+ $aliases[$alt_url] = $id;
+ } catch (Exception $e) {
+ // Apparently we couldn't rewrite that, the $alias was as the function wanted it to be
+ }
+ }
+ }
+ return $aliases;
}
// 'update' won't write key columns, so we have to do it ourselves.
$object->getID(),
common_date_iso8601($created));
}
+
+ protected function onInsert()
+ {
+ // NOOP by default
+ }
+
+ protected function onUpdate($dataObject=false)
+ {
+ // NOOP by default
+ }
+
+ public function insert()
+ {
+ $this->onInsert();
+ return parent::insert();
+ }
+
+ public function update($dataObject=false)
+ {
+ $this->onUpdate($dataObject);
+ return parent::update($dataObject);
+ }
}