_oikai_create_file() – Create or update an "oik_file" post_type

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Description

Create or update an "oik_file" post_type

Usage

$ID = _oikai_create_file( $plugin, $file );

Parameters

$plugin

( ID ) required –

$file

( string ) required –

Returns

ID

Source

File name: oik-shortcodes/admin/oik-files.php
Lines:

function _oikai_create_file( $plugin, $file ) {
  p( "Creating file: $file" );
  bw_flush();
  $post = oiksc_get_oik_file_byname( $plugin, $file );
  $parent = oiksc_create_ancestry( $post, $plugin, $file );
  bw_trace2( $post, "post", true, BW_TRACE_DEBUG );
  if ( !$post ) {
    $post_id = oiksc_create_oik_file( $plugin, $file, $parent );     
  } else {
    $post_id = $post->ID;
    $post->post_parent = $parent;
    oiksc_update_oik_file( $post, $plugin, $file );
  }
  global $oikai_post_id;
  $oikai_post_id = $post_id;
  
   
  
/**
   * We need to ensure that the first instance of the function name does not appear as a call to the function.
   * To achieve this we need to let the pseudo method know that it's part of the class.
   */
  //$class = oikai_get_class( $api );
  //p( "Class $class" );
  //bw_context( "classname", $class );
  //bw_context( "variable", "this" );
  // bw_context( "operator", "function" );
  
  //oiksc_build_callees( null, $file, $plugin );
  // oikai_save_callees( $post_id );
  
  // oiksc_save_hooks( $post_id );
  // oiksc_save_associations( $post_id );
  return( $post_id );
}
 

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