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urbanspacema wrote:
But xoopstree is deprecated... or not?
Yes.
This is a problem for modules that do not use XOOPS object handlers.
However you can fix it by creating a dummy object that you can use in XoopsObjectTree.
Try something like this:
global $xoopsDB;
//include once the file where XoopsDummyObject class is.
$table_name = 'xoopstube_cat';
$id_name = 'cid';
$pid_name = 'pid';
$title_name = 'title';
$sql = "SELECT * FROM " . $xoopsDB->prefix($table_name); // here goes the table name
$result = $xoopsDB->query($sql);
while ($row = $xoopsDB->fetchArray($result)) {
$objsArray[] = new XoopsDummyObject($row, $id_name, $pid_name, $title_name);
}
$topic_tree = new XoopsObjectTree($objsArray, $id_name, $pid_name);
// better place this on a separate file so you can reuse it
class XoopsDummyObject extends XoopsObject
{
/**
* constructor
*/
function XoopsDummyObject($row, $id_name = 'cid', $pid_name = 'pid', $title_name = 'title')
{
$this->XoopsObject();
$this->initVar($id_name, XOBJ_DTYPE_INT, $row[$id_name]);
$this->initVar($pid_name, XOBJ_DTYPE_INT, $row[$pid_name]);
$this->initVar($title_name, XOBJ_DTYPE_TXTBOX, $row[$title_name]);
}
}
