You are here

function _og_notifications_user_groups in Organic groups 5

Same name and namespace in other branches
  1. 5.8 og_notifications/og_notifications.module \_og_notifications_user_groups()
  2. 5.7 og_notifications/og_notifications.module \_og_notifications_user_groups()
  3. 6 modules/og_notifications/og_notifications.module \_og_notifications_user_groups()

Retrieve a list of organic groups that a user is subscribed (via notifications) to.

Parameters

Integer $uid: The user ID of the user whose groups are to be retrieved.

Return value

Array $ngroups An associative array of the resulting groups.

1 call to _og_notifications_user_groups()
og_notifications_user_page in og_notifications/og_notifications.module
Menu callback: Group and grouptype subscription management form. This should ideally play nicer with notifications_user_form. However, due to issues with support for multi-field subscriptions, it is currently going about things in a roundabout manner.

File

og_notifications/og_notifications.module, line 442
Subscriptions to content in groups.

Code

function _og_notifications_user_groups($uid) {

  // No checks for group published or not?
  $query = "SELECT no.*, nof.value AS nid, n.type AS node_type, n.title FROM {notifications} no\n    INNER JOIN {notifications_fields} nof ON no.sid = nof.sid LEFT JOIN {node} n ON nof.value = CAST(n.nid AS CHAR(255))\n    WHERE no.uid = %d AND (no.type = 'group') AND no.conditions = 1 AND nof.field = 'group'\n    ORDER BY node_type, n.title";
  $results = db_query($query, $uid);
  $ngroups = array();
  while ($sub = db_fetch_object($results)) {
    $ngroups[$sub->nid] = $sub;
  }
  return $ngroups;
}