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Theme url - where it is formed?

edited March 2012 in Vanilla 2.0 - 2.8

For example I have a discussion with 'name'-field

"How much is the fish ?" in GDN_Discussion table.

and the formed url is 'mydomain.com/forum/discussion/12/how-much-is-the-fish-'.

Where can I find url-forming code from name field?

Answers

  • let me get this right... You want to know where in the PHP the content of the 'name' field in the database is formed?
    Then an URL is created and you want to know how that is formed too, correct?

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  • edited March 2012

    UnderDog said:
    let me get this right... You want to know where in the PHP the content of the 'name' field in the database is formed?
    Then an URL is created and you want to know how that is formed too, correct?

    The second - I need write a function which makes a theme-string from a theme's name with the same way as it is done in vanilla code.


    oh, really it would be better to know a permission for reading a discussion by user from non-forum php code (through tables). but data scheme of roles is not obvious for me...

  • You've lost me.

    A theme is the colors and pictures, the CSS, the style of a certain site.

    The Url is constructed by Vanilla, not by the theme.

    If you need the function that makes the Url, that's something that's easily found in the sourcecode.

    Topic title : Make me a new title

    Nice Url: make-me-a-new-title

    Do you know how to search in the sourcecode for certain pieces of code? Do you use Linux or Windows?

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  • yes, sorry, I meant the topic , not the color theme.

    ps
    http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/theme

    http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/topic

    pps

    Gdn_Format::Url($DiscussionName)

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