Hello, I was trying to figure out how the DB tables where connected together, and it would be much easier with something like an Database Schema. Does something like this exist? Thank's
No, this doesn't exist, but you can have a look here: http://www.howtoforge.com/forums/showthread.php?t=3916 There are also some other threads about this.
Because there is no Schema you will have to help me I want to know wich is the language of the admin user for a Website. So, is this request correct ? (it works but I am not sure if it's 100% OK) SELECT language FROM `isp_isp_web` W, isp_isp_kunde K, isp_dep D, sys_user S WHERE D.child_doc_id = W.doc_id AND D.child_doctype_id = W.doctype_id AND W.doc_id =7 AND W.doctype_id =1013 AND K.doc_id = D.parent_doc_id AND K.doctype_id = D.parent_doctype_id AND K.webadmin_userid = S.doc_id I took doc_id 7 and doctype_id 1013 as example. The part I'am realy not sure about is the last line. Is webadmin_userid of table isp_isp_kunde directly linked with doc_id of table sys_usr or do I have to use another table? And if yes which one?
The webadmin userid is not linked to the sys_user table. webadmin_userid is linked to the column doc_id of the table isp_isp_user. You can get the language for a website (or better the of the client who ons this website) like this: SELECT language FROM isp_nodes, sys_user WHERE isp_nodes.doctype_id = 1013 and isp_nodes.doc_id = {ID} and sys_user.doc_id = isp_nodes.userid You must replace {ID} with the doc_id of the website from which you want to get the language. If the resulting language field is empty, then the correct language for this website is global language preset found in the variable $go_info["server"]["lang"] The trick i used above is that the *_nodes table contains the permission settings for every record, so I'am able to get the userid from this table and join it with the sys_user table to get the language.
Hi, and if I want all the co-domains of a domain is this correct? Code: SELECT domain_host, domain_domain FROM isp_isp_web, isp_dep, isp_isp_domain WHERE isp_isp_web.doctype_id = isp_dep.parent_doctype_id AND isp_isp_web.doc_id = isp_dep.parent_doc_id AND isp_isp_domain.doctype_id = isp_dep.child_doctype_id AND isp_isp_domain.doc_id = isp_dep.child_doc_id AND isp_isp_web.doctype_id = 1013 AND isp_isp_web.doc_id = {ID} Thank's
Yes, this looks fine. You can remove this part of the query: as the field isp_isp_web.doctype_id contains always the value 1013.