Michael Heyder schrieb:

Thomas Dalton schrieb:

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On 20/09/2007, Michael Heyder Info@hafenvolleyballer.de wrote:

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Hi,

if stored some Patterns for new Articles in a specialnamespace called Patterns:...

So know i wanna recieve the content to load this in in a textfield.

But i've no idea how to recieve the content.

'select * from pages where page_namespace=100' gives no stored content back!

When you say you get nothing back, do you get 0 rows, or an error? You should really be using the functions in Database.php instead of doing manual queries. At the very least, you need to use Database::tableName() to get the correct name for the table (with the prefix, for example) if you aren't already.

No missunderstandig ...

with the staement i recieve an array of pages. Butthere are no stored article contents.

at the moment i test like this ... but not correct it seems

$data=$this->naw_functs->_nawPatterns(); $title=Title::newFromID($data[0]['page_id']); $article=new Article($title);

regards mic

Hi,

I did it this way

$data=$this->naw_functs->_nawPatterns(); $title=Title::newFromID($data[2]['page_id']); $article=new Article($title); $mArticle =& $article; $mArticle->fetchContent();

I hope it's the right way regards mic

Mic said: -------------- I did it this way

$data=$this->naw_functs->_nawPatterns(); $title=Title::newFromID($data[2]['page_id']); $article=new Article($title); $mArticle =& $article; $mArticle->fetchContent();

I hope it's the right way regards mic ---------------------------

Hi Mic,

It was suggested that you use revisions instead of article to retrieve content. I'd give credit where it is due, but I only saved the part of that email I wanted to use.

"Because Article::getContent() is horrible and should never be used by anybody outside of internal code that does article views. :)

For clean behavior, use the Revision class:

$rev = Revision::newFromTitle( $rev ); if( $rev ) { $content = $rev->getText(); } else { // Maybe do a nice error message here? $content = ''; } "