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README (comment.module)
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-- Overview
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In order to import all the necessary data from Movable Type to Drupal, it's necessary to make some changes to comments.module. The module didn't have a clean means of validating and saving new or edited comments to the database. My work tries to address those needs by creating a new function, comment_validate, to handle validation of all comment fields before calling comment_save to save the comment to the database. Much of the needed functionality was already in comment_post.
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-- Status
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This is a work-in-progress and has not been tested. Do not even think about using these changes on a production site.
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-- Notes
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Items in comments database:
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cid = comment id, unique identifier for comments (set by comment_save)
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pid = Parent ID, ie cid of the comment which is the parent of the current one (used in threading) (0 = no parent) (set by comment_save)
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nid = node id, the node the comment is posted to
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uid = user id of commentor (0 = anonymous comment)
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subject = subject of comment
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comment = comment body
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hostname = IP of commentor
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timestamp = timestamp of comment (Unix format)
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score = moderation score of comment
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status = publication status of comment (http://drupal.org/book/view/4739)
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thread = thread depth (set by comment_save)
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users = no idea (set by comment_save) |
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