domain_lookup

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domain

domain_lookup($domain_id = NULL, $subdomain = NULL, $reset = FALSE)

Runs a lookup against the {domain} table. One of the two values must be present

This function also calls hook_domainload(), which lets module developers overwrite or add to the $domain array.

Parameters

$domain_id The domain_id taken from {domain}. Optional.

$subdomain The string representation of a {domain} entry. Optional.

$reset A boolean flag to clear the static variable if necessary.

Return value

An array containing the requested row from the {domain} table, plus the elements added by hook_domainload(). Returns -1 on failure.

Code

./domain.module, line 635

<?php
function domain_lookup($domain_id = NULL, $subdomain = NULL, $reset = FALSE) {
  static $domains;
  // If both are NULL, no lookup can be run.
  if (is_null($domain_id) && is_null($subdomain)) {
    return -1;
  }
  // Create a unique key so we can static cache all requests.
  $key = $domain_id . $subdomain;
  // Run the lookup, if needed.
  if (!isset($domains[$key]) || $reset) {
    if ($subdomain) {
      $domain = db_fetch_array(db_query("SELECT domain_id, subdomain, sitename, scheme, valid FROM {domain} WHERE subdomain = '%s'", $subdomain));
    }
    else if ($domain_id == 0) {
      $domain = domain_default();
    }
    else {
      $domain = db_fetch_array(db_query("SELECT domain_id, subdomain, sitename, scheme, valid FROM {domain} WHERE domain_id = %d", $domain_id));
    }
    // Did we get a valid result?
    if (isset($domain['domain_id'])) {
      // Let Domain Access module extensions act to override the defaults.
      $domains[$key] = domain_api($domain, $reset);
    }
    else {
      $domains[$key] = -1;
    }
  }
  return $domains[$key];
}
?>