function domain_alias_list in Domain Access 6.2
Same name and namespace in other branches
- 7.3 domain_alias/domain_alias.module \domain_alias_list()
- 7.2 domain_alias/domain_alias.module \domain_alias_list()
Returns all aliases for one domain record (domain_id).
Parameters
$domain_id: The domain_id taken from {domain}.
$reset: A boolean flag indicating whether to reset the static array or not.
Return value
An array of all aliases defined for given domain_id, indexed by alias_id
2 calls to domain_alias_list()
- domain_alias_domainload in domain_alias/
domain_alias.module - Implement hook_domainload()
- domain_alias_domainview in domain_alias/
domain_alias.module - Implement hook_domainview().
File
- domain_alias/
domain_alias.module, line 272 - Interface for advanced domain matching for Domain Access.
Code
function domain_alias_list($domain_id, $reset = FALSE) {
static $aliases = array();
if (empty($aliases) || $reset) {
$aliases[$domain_id] = array();
// Get all Domain Alias records from database.
$domain_aliases = db_query("SELECT alias_id, domain_id, pattern, redirect FROM {domain_alias}");
while ($data = db_fetch_array($domain_aliases)) {
$data['pattern'] = _domain_alias_placeholders_from_sql($data['pattern']);
$aliases[$data['domain_id']][$data['alias_id']] = $data;
}
}
// No results (aliases) for our domain, set as an empty array to prevent
// errors on functions calling domain_alias_list().
if (!isset($aliases[$domain_id])) {
$aliases[$domain_id] = array();
}
return $aliases[$domain_id];
}