Public Member Functions
	__construct ()
	Constructor. More...

	get ($id)
	Get a relationship by its ID. More...

	getRow ($id)
	Get a database row from the relationship table. More...

	delete ($id)
	Delete a relationship by its ID. More...

	add ($guid_one, $relationship, $guid_two)
	Create a relationship between two entities. More...

	check ($guid_one, $relationship, $guid_two)
	Check if a relationship exists between two entities. More...

	remove ($guid_one, $relationship, $guid_two)
	Delete a relationship between two entities. More...

	removeAll ($guid, $relationship="", $inverse_relationship=false, $type='')
	Removes all relationships originating from a particular entity. More...

	getAll ($guid, $inverse_relationship=false)
	Get all the relationships for a given GUID. More...

	getEntities ($options)
	Return entities matching a given query joining against a relationship. More...

	getEntityRelationshipWhereSql ($column, $relationship=null, $relationship_guid=null, $inverse_relationship=false)
	Returns SQL appropriate for relationship joins and wheres. More...

	getEntitiesFromCount (array $options=array())
	Gets the number of entities by a the number of entities related to them in a particular way. More...

Detailed Description

Definition at line 13 of file RelationshipsTable.php.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ __construct()

Elgg\Database\RelationshipsTable::__construct ( )

Constructor.

Definition at line 24 of file RelationshipsTable.php.

Member Function Documentation

◆ add()

Elgg\Database\RelationshipsTable::add	(	$guid_one,
		$relationship,
		$guid_two
	)

Create a relationship between two entities.

E.g. friendship, group membership, site membership.

This function lets you make the statement "$guid_one is a $relationship of $guid_two". In the statement, $guid_one is the subject of the relationship, $guid_two is the target, and $relationship is the type.

Parameters

int	$guid_one	GUID of the subject entity of the relationship
string	$relationship	Type of the relationship
int	$guid_two	GUID of the target entity of the relationship

Returns: bool

Exceptions

Definition at line 95 of file RelationshipsTable.php.

◆ check()

Elgg\Database\RelationshipsTable::check	(	$guid_one,
		$relationship,
		$guid_two
	)

Check if a relationship exists between two entities.

If so, the relationship object is returned.

This function lets you ask "Is $guid_one a $relationship of $guid_two?"

Parameters

int	$guid_one	GUID of the subject entity of the relationship
string	$relationship	Type of the relationship
int	$guid_two	GUID of the target entity of the relationship

Returns: \ElggRelationship|false Depending on success

Definition at line 145 of file RelationshipsTable.php.

◆ delete()

Elgg\Database\RelationshipsTable::delete ( $id )

Delete a relationship by its ID.

Parameters

int $id The relationship ID

Returns: bool

Definition at line 68 of file RelationshipsTable.php.

◆ get()

Elgg\Database\RelationshipsTable::get ( $id )

Get a relationship by its ID.

Parameters

int $id The relationship ID

Returns: \ElggRelationship|false False if not found

Definition at line 36 of file RelationshipsTable.php.

◆ getAll()

Elgg\Database\RelationshipsTable::getAll	(	$guid,
		$inverse_relationship = `false`
	)

Get all the relationships for a given GUID.

Parameters

int	$guid	GUID of the subject or target entity (see $inverse)
bool	$inverse_relationship	Is $guid the target of the deleted relationships? By default $guid is the subject of the relationships.

Returns: \ElggRelationship[]

Definition at line 261 of file RelationshipsTable.php.

◆ getEntities()

Elgg\Database\RelationshipsTable::getEntities ( $options )

Return entities matching a given query joining against a relationship.

Also accepts all options available to elgg_get_entities() and elgg_get_entities_from_metadata().

To ask for entities that do not have a particular relationship to an entity, use a custom where clause like the following:

$options['wheres'][] = "NOT EXISTS (
    SELECT 1 FROM {$db_prefix}entity_relationships
        WHERE guid_one = e.guid
        AND relationship = '$relationship'
)";

See also: elgg_get_entities; elgg_get_entities_from_metadata

Parameters

array $options Array in format:

relationship => null|STR Type of the relationship

relationship_guid => null|INT GUID of the subject or target entity

inverse_relationship => false|BOOL Is relationship_guid is the target entity of the relationship? By default, relationship_guid is the subject.

relationship_join_on => null|STR How the entities relate: guid (default), container_guid, or owner_guid Add in Elgg 1.9.0. Examples using the relationship 'friend':

use 'guid' if you want the user's friends
use 'owner_guid' if you want the entities the user's friends own (including in groups)
use 'container_guid' if you want the entities in the user's personal space (non-group)

relationship_created_time_lower => null|INT Relationship created time lower boundary in epoch time

relationship_created_time_upper => null|INT Relationship created time upper boundary in epoch time

Returns: \ElggEntity[]|mixed If count, int. If not count, array. false on errors.

Definition at line 311 of file RelationshipsTable.php.

◆ getEntitiesFromCount()

Elgg\Database\RelationshipsTable::getEntitiesFromCount ( array $options = array() )

Gets the number of entities by a the number of entities related to them in a particular way.

This is a good way to get out the users with the most friends, or the groups with the most members.

Parameters

array $options An options array compatible with elgg_get_entities_from_relationship()

Returns: \ElggEntity[]|int|boolean If count, int. If not count, array. false on errors.

Definition at line 435 of file RelationshipsTable.php.

◆ getEntityRelationshipWhereSql()

Elgg\Database\RelationshipsTable::getEntityRelationshipWhereSql	(	$column,
		$relationship = `null`,
		$relationship_guid = `null`,
		$inverse_relationship = `false`
	)

Returns SQL appropriate for relationship joins and wheres.

Parameters

string	$column	Column name the GUID should be checked against. Provide in table.column format.
string	$relationship	Type of the relationship
int	$relationship_guid	Entity GUID to check
bool	$inverse_relationship	Is $relationship_guid the target of the relationship?

Returns: mixed @access private

Definition at line 385 of file RelationshipsTable.php.

◆ getRow()

Elgg\Database\RelationshipsTable::getRow ( $id )

Get a database row from the relationship table.

Parameters

int $id The relationship ID

Returns: \stdClass|false False if no row found @access private

Definition at line 53 of file RelationshipsTable.php.

◆ remove()

Elgg\Database\RelationshipsTable::remove	(	$guid_one,
		$relationship,
		$guid_two
	)

Delete a relationship between two entities.

This function lets you say "$guid_one is no longer a $relationship of $guid_two."

Parameters

int	$guid_one	GUID of the subject entity of the relationship
string	$relationship	Type of the relationship
int	$guid_two	GUID of the target entity of the relationship

Returns: bool

Definition at line 176 of file RelationshipsTable.php.

◆ removeAll()

Elgg\Database\RelationshipsTable::removeAll	(	$guid,
		$relationship = `""`,
		$inverse_relationship = `false`,
		$type = `''`
	)

Removes all relationships originating from a particular entity.

Parameters

int	$guid	GUID of the subject or target entity (see $inverse)
string	$relationship	Type of the relationship (optional, default is all relationships)
bool	$inverse_relationship	Is $guid the target of the deleted relationships? By default, $guid is the subject of the relationships.
string	$type	The type of entity related to $guid (defaults to all)

Returns: true

Definition at line 215 of file RelationshipsTable.php.

The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

engine/classes/Elgg/Database/RelationshipsTable.php

Public Member Functions

Detailed Description

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ __construct()

Member Function Documentation

◆ add()

◆ check()

◆ delete()

◆ get()

◆ getAll()

◆ getEntities()

◆ getEntitiesFromCount()

◆ getEntityRelationshipWhereSql()

◆ getRow()

◆ remove()

◆ removeAll()