>
>
>Is this intended behaviour?
>
AFAIK, yes. The way to do things is to do a mgd_get_article. Maybe we
should have fundtions where we can decide what we need of an object when
we get them i.e.
mgd_list_topic_articles_all($id,"date",$type,calendar/attachments). Or
maybe this should be applied to an object already created like:
$obj = mgd_list_toipc_articles_all($id);
$obj->attachments(); //
$obj->calendar() // creates the calendar vars to the $obj
while ($obj->fetch()) {
$obj->calstop
$att = $obj->listattachments() // Maybe even while
($obj->listattachments->fetch() ) {})
}
ah dam. I'm rambling. Sorry. The simple mgd_list functions does not
returne all the values that you think should come with and object.
Therefore you must for a mgd_get to get all of them.
Tarjei
>I came across this while trying to mimic the
>not-existing function mgd_list_topic_calendar: so a
>list of time-valid articles directly under the topic
>instead of all articles in the topic tree.
>The way I do it now, is using
>mgd_list_topic_calendar_all($topic_to_display_id,
>"score") with an extra condition on the $topic
>property of the $article.
>
>Regards,
>
>pascal van hecke
>
>
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