ezcontentobject
Summary
Contains information about a content object.Persistent
Yes.Attributes
Attribute | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
id |
string |
The ID number of the object. |
section_id |
string |
The ID number of the section that the object belongs to. |
owner_id |
string |
The ID number of the object representing the user who initially created the object. |
contentclass_id |
string |
The ID number of the content class which the object is an instance of. |
name |
string |
The actual name of the object (for example "Liver sandwitch"). |
is_published |
string |
Either 1 or 0. 1 means that the object has been published. 0 means that the object has not yet been published. |
published |
string |
A UNIX timestamp pinpointing the exact date/time when the object was published for the first time. |
modified |
string |
A UNIX timestamp pinpointing the exact date/time when the object was last modified. |
current_version |
string |
The number of the currently published version. |
status |
string |
The status of the object (0=Draft, 1=Published, 2=Archived). |
remote_id |
string |
A global unique ID for the object. The remote ID is an MD5 hash of the time when the object was created plus a random value. Remote IDs are used in order to avoid collisions of identical objects during an import. |
current |
object |
The current version (as ezcontentobjectversion) of the object. |
versions |
array |
The object's versions (as ezcontentobjectversion objects). |
author_array |
array |
Array of ezuser objects representing the different creators of the content object's versions. |
class_name |
string |
The name of the class which the content object is an instance of (for example "Consumer product"). |
content_class |
object |
The content class (as ezcontentclass) which the content object is an instance of. |
contentobject_attributes |
array |
Array of ezcontentobjectattribute objects representing the attributes of the content object. |
owner |
object |
An ezcontentobject that represents the user who initially created the object. |
related_contentobject_array |
array |
An array of ezcontentobject objects that are related to this object. This attribute is deprecated. It is recommended to use the " related_objects" fetch function instead. |
related_contentobject_count |
string |
The number of objects that are related to this object. This attribute is deprecated. It is recommended to use the " related_objects_count" fetch function instead. |
reverse_related_contentobject_array |
array |
An array of ezcontentobject objects that make use of this object (reverse relations). This attribute is deprecated. It is recommended to use the " reverse_related_objects" fetch function instead. |
reverse_related_contentobject_count |
string |
The number of objects that are using this object. This attribute is deprecated. It is recommended to use the " reverse_related_objects_count" fetch function instead. |
can_read |
boolean |
Returns TRUE if the current user has read access to the object, FALSE otherwise. |
can_edit |
boolean |
Returns TRUE if the current user has edit access to the object, FALSE otherwise. |
can_translate |
boolean |
Returns TRUE if the current user has permissions to translate the contents of the object, FALSE otherwise. |
can_move_from |
boolean |
Returns TRUE if the current user has permissions to move the main node of the object, FALSE otherwise. |
can_remove |
boolean |
Returns TRUE if the current user has permissions to remove the object, FALSE otherwise. |
data_map |
array |
Array of ezcontentobjectattribute objects representing the actual attributes of the content object. |
main_parent_node_id |
string |
The ID number of the main node of the object encapsulated by the parent node. |
assigned_nodes |
array |
Array of nodes (as ezcontentobjecttreenode objects) that encapsulate the object. |
parent_nodes |
array |
An array of ID numbers of the parent nodes (as strings). |
main_node_id |
string |
The ID number of the object's main node. |
main_node |
object |
The object's main node (as ezcontentobjecttreenode). |
default_language |
string |
The default language of the object (for example "eng-GB"). |
content_action_list |
array |
An array of hashes revealing information about the content actions that can be performed on the object. The keys "name" and "action" contain the actual name (for example "Add to basket" - which should be value of the HTML input tag) and the action itself (for example "ActionAddToBasket" - which should be the name of the HTML input tag). The array is generated by a function that examines the object's attributes. If a datatype used to represent an attribute provides support for content actions or if the attribute is an information collector, the supported actions will be added to the "content_action_list" array. This array can be used to automatically generate action buttons (standard HTML buttons) for content objects that either make use of special datatypes or have attributes that are marked as information collectors. |
class_identifier |
string |
The identifier of the class which the object is an instance of (for example "consumer_product"). |
class_group_id_list |
array |
An array of ID numbers of the class groups which the class (that the object is an instance of) belongs to. |
match_ingroup_id_list |
array |
The ID numbers of the class groups that the class (which the object is an instance of) belongs to. This variable is connected with a feature that makes it possible to create template overrides based on class groups. By default the "match_ingroup_id_list" always returns a boolean FALSE value because the class group override feature is turned off. It can be turned on by setting the "EnableClassGroupOverride" directive in the [ContentOverrideSettings] block of a configuration override for "content.ini" to "true". |
Balazs Halasy (22/02/2005 8:41 am)
Julia Shymova (17/09/2007 12:14 pm)
Comments
main_parent_node_id
Wednesday 08 March 2006 4:34:40 pm
Kristian
"The ID number of the main node of the object encapsulated by the parent node. "
Let me phrase it another way;
"The object is encapsulated in a main node, that node has a parent node. main_parent_node_id is the node_id if that parent node.