function _node_expire_propagate_new in Node expire 5

Recursion for inheritance.

1 call to _node_expire_propagate_new()

node_expire_nodeapi in ./node_expire.module

Prepare and parse the data from our node entry forms.

File

./node_expire.module, line 987

Alerts administrators of possibly outdated materials and optionally unpublishes them.

Code

function _node_expire_propagate_new($nid, $changed, $node) {

  // Get a list of all the children
  $query = db_query('SELECT a.nid, c.changed FROM {book} a LEFT JOIN {node_expire} b ON a.nid = b.nid LEFT JOIN {node} c ON a.nid = c.nid WHERE a.parent = %d AND ' . 'COALESCE(b.isroot, 0) = 0', $nid);
  while ($row = db_fetch_object($query)) {
    _node_expire_propagate_new($row->nid, $row->changed, $node);
  }

  // Update the expiration time according to last update of the node itself
  if ($node->expiration_type == 'onupdate') {
    $changed = date('Y-m-d H:i:s', strtotime($node->expire_timefrom, $changed));
  }
  else {
    $changed = $node->expire;
  }

  // To keep track of inheritances and other such things, every node records its expiration settings, not just ones set to expire.
  db_query('DELETE FROM {node_expire} WHERE nid = %d', $nid);
  db_query("INSERT INTO {node_expire} (nid, expire, expiresec, expiremode, isroot) VALUES (%d, '%s', '%s', '%s', 0)", $nid, $changed, $node->expire_timefrom, $node->expiration_type);
  return true;
}