pp wrote:
> for($i=0; $i<count($list);$i++) {
> $article = is_something_from_$list;
don't know how to read this, but...
> $topicid = mgd_list_topics(id);
> while ($topicid && $topicid->fetch()) {
> if ($topicid->name == $sth ) {
> /* this work fine */
> $article_created = mgd_list_topic_articles ($topicid->id);
> $article_created->fetch(); {
what's that brace supposed to do?
> if ($article_created->title == $article->title) {
> echo "$article_created->title exists";
> } else {
> $topics = $topicid->id;
> $name = $article->title;
Don't you want $name = $article->name here?
> $title = $article->title;
> $abstract = $article->abstract;
> $content = 2;
> $author = 2;
> $url = 2;
> $calstart = 2;
> $caldays = 2;
> $icon = 2;
> $view = 2;
> $print = 2;
> $extra1 = "2";
> $extra2 = "2";
> $extra3 = "2";
> $type = 2;
> $next_article = mgd_create_article(0, $topics, $name, $title,
> $abstract, $content,
> $author, $url, $calstart, $caldays,
> $icon,
> $view, $print, $extra1, $extra2,
> $extra3,
> $type);
> }
>
> And creates articles anyway. Nevermind if $article_created exists.
> Why it works for topics but not for articles?
The above code fetches the first article, compares the title (not
name) and creates it. If you want to prevent duplicates you'll have to
go through the entire fetch to determine if the name allready exists.
Emile
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