Forum OpenACS Development: Re: new vers of acs_object__name(object_id)

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11: Re: new vers of acs_object__name(object_id) (response to 10)
Posted by Jim Lynch on 01/01/15 10:07 PM
Gustaf,

You're right, the titles look good, and, those groups have been around on openacs.org ro maybe 10 or 20 years.

What do you find on a group created today or so?

-Jim

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13: Re: new vers of acs_object__name(object_id) (response to 11)
Posted by Gustaf Neumann on 01/02/15 09:15 AM
Applications groups created today don't look different. Today in ds/shell: 
application_group::new -group_name foo
in psql 
openacs.org=# select object_id, title, creation_date from acs_objects where object_type = 'application_group';
 object_id |           title            |         creation_date         
-----------+----------------------------+-------------------------------
      3830 | Main Site Parties          | 2002-07-11 22:08:20+02
     44322 | OpenACS Parties            | 2002-08-12 21:20:32+02
     46079 | demo Parties               | 2002-08-13 20:47:17+02
     46194 | Test Subsite Parties       | 2002-08-20 21:44:29+02
     46238 | Projects Parties           | 2002-08-20 21:48:27+02
     46273 | OpenACS Subsite Parties    | 2002-08-20 21:52:09+02
     47519 | dotWRK Parties             | 2002-09-23 23:10:55+02
     57366 | dotLRN Parties             | 2002-10-31 17:21:02+01
    128847 | OpenACS Governance Parties | 2003-09-28 20:15:03.255242+02
    179469 | CVS Committers             | 2004-05-04 10:52:55.872763+02
   4216650 | foo                        | 2015-01-02 09:06:42.58954+01
(11 rows)

openacs.org=# select acs_object__name(4216650);
 acs_object__name 
------------------
 foo
(1 row)
Do you get different results?

-g

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15: Re: new vers of acs_object__name(object_id) (response to 13)
Posted by Jim Lynch on 01/05/15 06:23 PM 
sorry for delay... I have some results to show you, but first do you happen to know the &#...; for #?

-Jim
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18: Re: new vers of acs_object__name(object_id) (response to 15)
Posted by Benjamin Brink on 01/06/15 03:55 PM
stackoverflow.com/questions/3025171/whats-the-html-character-entity-for-the-sign
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19: Re: new vers of acs_object__name(object_id) (response to 15)
Posted by Jim Lynch on 01/07/15 08:07 PM

Hi, here are the results...

using this query: 


        select 
            o.object_type, 
            o.creation_date::date, 
            o.title
        from 
            acs_objects o,
            lang_messages m,
            (select object_id, regexp_matches(title, '#([^.#]*).([^.#]*)#') as matcha from acs_objects) r
        where 
            o.object_id = r.object_id
          and
            r.matcha[1] = m.package_key
          and
            r.matcha[2] = m.message_key
          and
            (m.message is null or m.message = '')
        order by 
            o.title;
I get: 

    object_type    | creation_date |                title                
-------------------+---------------+-------------------------------------
 application_group | 2014-02-05    | #acs-translations.group_title_1727#
 application_group | 2014-02-23    | #acs-translations.group_title_1958#
 application_group | 2014-12-22    | #acs-translations.group_title_2702#
(3 rows)
without the \ char at the start of the title field.

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20: Re: new vers of acs_object__name(object_id) (response to 19)
Posted by Jim Lynch on 01/07/15 08:10 PM
without the r and lang_message NULL or '', I get 70 rows.