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<?php
/******************************************************************************
* LockTopic.php *
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* SMF: Simple Machines Forum *
* Open-Source Project Inspired by Zef Hemel (zef@zefhemel.com) *
* =========================================================================== *
* Software Version: SMF 1.0.6 *
* Software by: Simple Machines (http://www.simplemachines.org) *
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* *
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* See the "license.txt" file for details of the Simple Machines license. *
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******************************************************************************/
if (!defined('SMF'))
die('Hacking attempt...');
/* This file only takes care of two things - locking and stickying.
void LockTopic()
- locks a topic, toggles between locked/unlocked/admin locked.
- only admins can unlock topics locked by other admins.
- requires the lock_own or lock_any permission.
- logs the action to the moderator log.
- returns to the topic after it is done.
- accessed via ?action=lock.
void Sticky()
- stickies a topic - toggles between sticky and normal.
- requires the make_sticky permission.
- adds an entry to the moderator log.
- when done, sends the user back to the topic.
- accessed via ?action=sticky.
*/
// Locks a topic... either by way of a moderator or the topic starter.
function LockTopic()
{
global $db_prefix, $topic, $ID_MEMBER, $sourcedir;
// Just quit if there's no topic to lock.
if (empty($topic))
fatal_lang_error(472, false);
checkSession('get');
// Get Subs-Post.php for sendNotifications.
require_once($sourcedir . '/Subs-Post.php');
// Find out who started the topic - in case User Topic Locking is enabled.
$request = db_query("
SELECT ID_MEMBER_STARTED, locked
FROM {$db_prefix}topics
WHERE ID_TOPIC = $topic
LIMIT 1", __FILE__, __LINE__);
list ($starter, $locked) = mysql_fetch_row($request);
mysql_free_result($request);
// Can you lock topics here, mister?
$user_lock = !allowedTo('lock_any');
if ($user_lock && $starter == $ID_MEMBER)
isAllowedTo('lock_own');
else
isAllowedTo('lock_any');
// Locking with high privileges.
if ($locked == '0' && !$user_lock)
$locked = '1';
// Locking with low privileges.
elseif ($locked == '0')
$locked = '2';
// Unlocking - make sure you don't unlock what you can't.
elseif ($locked == '2' || ($locked == '1' && !$user_lock))
$locked = '0';
// You cannot unlock this!
else
fatal_lang_error('smf31');
// Actually lock the topic in the database with the new value.
db_query("
UPDATE {$db_prefix}topics
SET locked = $locked
WHERE ID_TOPIC = $topic
LIMIT 1", __FILE__, __LINE__);
// If they are allowed a "moderator" permission, log it in the moderator log.
if (!$user_lock)
logAction('lock', array('topic' => $topic));
// Notify people that this topic has been locked?
sendNotifications($topic, empty($locked) ? 'unlock' : 'lock');
// Back to the topic!
redirectexit('topic=' . $topic . '.' . $_REQUEST['start']);
}
// Sticky a topic. Can't be done by topic starters - that would be annoying!
function Sticky()
{
global $db_prefix, $modSettings, $topic, $sourcedir;
// Make sure the user can sticky it, and they are stickying *something*.
isAllowedTo('make_sticky');
checkSession('get');
// We need Subs-Post.php for the sendNotifications() function.
require_once($sourcedir . '/Subs-Post.php');
// You shouldn't be able to (un)sticky a topic if the setting is disabled.
if (empty($modSettings['enableStickyTopics']))
fatal_lang_error('cannot_make_sticky', false);
// You can't sticky a board or something!
if (empty($topic))
fatal_lang_error(472, false);
// Is this topic already stickied, or no?
$request = db_query("
SELECT isSticky
FROM {$db_prefix}topics
WHERE ID_TOPIC = $topic
LIMIT 1", __FILE__, __LINE__);
list ($isSticky) = mysql_fetch_row($request);
mysql_free_result($request);
// Toggle the sticky value.... pretty simple ;).
db_query("
UPDATE {$db_prefix}topics
SET isSticky = " . (empty($isSticky) ? 1 : 0) . "
WHERE ID_TOPIC = $topic
LIMIT 1", __FILE__, __LINE__);
// Log this sticky action - always a moderator thing.
logAction('sticky', array('topic' => $topic));
// Notify people that this topic has been stickied?
if (empty($isSticky))
sendNotifications($topic, 'sticky');
// Take them back to the now stickied topic.
redirectexit('topic=' . $topic . '.' . $_REQUEST['start']);
}
function FirstSticky()
{
global $db_prefix, $modSettings, $topic, $sourcedir;
// Make sure the user can sticky it, and they are stickying *something*.
isAllowedTo('make_sticky');
checkSession('get');
// We need Subs-Post.php for the sendNotifications() function.
require_once($sourcedir . '/Subs-Post.php');
// You shouldn't be able to (un)sticky a topic if the setting is disabled.
if (empty($modSettings['enableStickyTopics']))
fatal_lang_error('cannot_make_sticky', false);
// You can't sticky a board or something!
if (empty($topic))
fatal_lang_error(472, false);
// Is this topic already stickied, or no?
$request = db_query("
SELECT isFirstSticky
FROM {$db_prefix}topics
WHERE ID_TOPIC = $topic
LIMIT 1", __FILE__, __LINE__);
list ($isFirstSticky) = mysql_fetch_row($request);
mysql_free_result($request);
// Toggle the sticky value.... pretty simple ;).
db_query("
UPDATE {$db_prefix}topics
SET isFirstSticky = " . (empty($isFirstSticky) ? 1 : 0) . "
WHERE ID_TOPIC = $topic
LIMIT 1", __FILE__, __LINE__);
// Log this sticky action - always a moderator thing.
logAction('first_sticky', array('topic' => $topic));
// Take them back to the now stickied topic.
redirectexit('topic=' . $topic . '.' . $_REQUEST['start']);
}
?>