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Friday 01 April 2005 12:38:47 am
Yup, I've seen it, but still don't know why this field is necessary. In our eZ publish installation, this original_url_md5 field-value is registered in just 50% of the cases, <b>therefore I wondered...why do we need this original_url_md5 field?</b>
function &create( $url )
00097 {
00098 $dateTime = time();
00099 $row = array(
00100 'id' => null,
00101 'url' => $url,
00102 'original_url_md5' => md5( $url ),
00103 'is_valid' => true,
00104 'last_checked' => 0,
00105 'created' => $dateTime,
00106 'modified' => $dateTime );
00107 return new eZURL( $row );
00108 }
and
function &urlByMD5( $urlMD5 )
00404 {
00405 $db =& eZDB::instance();
00406
00407 $url = false;
00408 $checkURLQuery = "SELECT url FROM ezurl WHERE original_url_md5='$urlMD5'";
00409 $urlArray =& $db->arrayQuery( $checkURLQuery );
00410
00411 if ( count( $urlArray ) == 1 )
00412 {
00413 $url =& $urlArray[0]['url'];
00414 }
00415 return $url;
00416 }
I will update the docs as soon as I get some more information about why we need this field. Why is it necessary to hash an url-value ;) hmm..
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