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Timestamp:
03/14/2014 01:04:58 AM (11 years ago)
Author:
boonebgorges
Message:

Use WP's array format for get_meta() functions when no $meta_key is provided

Passing only an object_id to a get_meta() function in WP will return an array
of arrays, keyed by meta_keys, each containing a list of meta_values for that
meta_key. BP's get_meta() functions were inconsistent in this regard: some
returned arrays of stdClass, some returned one-d arrays of meta_values. All
returned values that were practically of little use, because they didn't have
enough information about the located data to make it useful.

This changeset aligns BP's get_meta() functions with WP's. We now allow the
return value of get_metadata() to pass through untouched in all cases. Unit
tests have been updated as necessary.

See #5399

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  • trunk/bp-blogs/bp-blogs-functions.php

    r8132 r8133  
    896896    remove_filter( 'query', 'bp_filter_metaid_column_name' );
    897897
    898     // Legacy - If no meta_key is passed, return only the found values,
    899     // not a structured array
    900     if ( empty( $meta_key ) && is_array( $retval ) ) {
    901         $values = array();
    902         foreach ( $retval as $value ) {
    903             $values[] = array_pop( $value );
    904         }
    905         $retval = $values;
    906     }
    907 
    908898    return $retval;
    909899}
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