function _comment_form_submit in Drupal 4
Same name and namespace in other branches
- 5 modules/comment/comment.module \_comment_form_submit()
- 6 modules/comment/comment.module \_comment_form_submit()
2 calls to _comment_form_submit()
- comment_form_add_preview in modules/
comment.module - comment_form_submit in modules/
comment.module
File
- modules/
comment.module, line 1420 - Enables users to comment on published content.
Code
function _comment_form_submit($form_values) {
if (!isset($form_values['date'])) {
$form_values['date'] = 'now';
}
$form_values['timestamp'] = strtotime($form_values['date']);
if (isset($form_values['author'])) {
$account = user_load(array(
'name' => $form_values['author'],
));
$form_values['uid'] = $account->uid;
$form_values['name'] = $form_values['author'];
}
// Validate the comment's subject. If not specified, extract
// one from the comment's body.
if (trim($form_values['subject']) == '') {
// The body may be in any format, so we:
// 1) Filter it into HTML
// 2) Strip out all HTML tags
// 3) Convert entities back to plain-text.
// Note: format is checked by check_markup().
$form_values['subject'] = trim(truncate_utf8(decode_entities(strip_tags(check_markup($form_values['comment'], $form_values['format']))), 29, TRUE));
// Edge cases where the comment body is populated only by HTML tags will
// require a default subject.
if ($form_values['subject'] == '') {
$form_values['subject'] = t('(No subject)');
}
}
return $form_values;
}