$result = parent::delete($useWhere);
- self::blowCacheForProfileId($this->user_id);
- self::blowCacheForNoticeId($this->notice_id);
- self::blow('popular');
-
if ($result !== false) {
Event::handle('EndDisfavorNotice', array($profile, $notice));
}
}
} catch (NoResultException $e) {
+ // In case there's some inconsistency where the profile or notice was deleted without losing the fave db entry
common_log(LOG_INFO, '"'.get_class($e->obj).'" with id=='.var_export($e->obj->id, true).' object not found when deleting favorite, ignoring...');
+ } catch (EmptyIdException $e) {
+ // Some buggy instances of GNU social have had favroites with notice id==0 stored in the database
+ common_log(LOG_INFO, '"'.get_class($e->obj).'"object had empty id deleting favorite, ignoring...');
+ }
+ // If we catch an exception above, then $result===null because parent::delete only returns an int>=0 or boolean false
+ if (is_null($result)) {
// Delete it without the event, as something is wrong and we don't want it anyway.
$result = parent::delete($useWhere);
-
- self::blowCacheForProfileId($this->user_id);
- self::blowCacheForNoticeId($this->notice_id);
- self::blow('popular');
}
-
+ // Err, apparently we can reference $this->user_id after parent::delete,
+ // I guess it's safe because this is the order it was before!
+ self::blowCacheForProfileId($this->user_id);
+ self::blowCacheForNoticeId($this->notice_id);
+ self::blow('popular');
return $result;
}