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Just gave 0.7-beta2 a spin. Thank you for making comment moderation work in PostgreSQL.

However, when I delete a comment that's pending approval, the "comments" attribute in serendipity_entries table is decremented as if I'm deleting a published comment. If the entry so far does not have any published comments, this will give a comment count of -1 for the entry.

Nice catch, will look into this ASAP.

Should be fixed now, thanks

Oopsie, it looks like the same problem has crawled back into 0.7-beta3.

The same problem is still in 0.7-rc1.

I've finally gotten my act together to track it down. The glitch is in serendipity_functions.inc.php, and here's the patch. All the patch changes is it sets $single to true explicitly when calling serendipity_db_query() to check the approval status of the comment, so that a simple associated array (not an array of an array) will be returned. (The code that follows expects $sql to be a simple array.)

I've just tried creating and deleting a few unapproved comments in my own blog, and it seems to work fine.

griffinn wrote:The same problem is still in 0.7-rc1.

I've finally gotten my act together to track it down. The glitch is in serendipity_functions.inc.php, and here's the patch.

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--- serendipity_functions.inc.php.good	2004-10-21 22:51:48.000000000 +0800
+++ serendipity_functions.inc.php	2004-10-21 22:52:30.000000000 +0800
@@ -1476,7 +1476,7 @@
         $sql = serendipity_db_query("SELECT status FROM {$serendipity['dbPrefix']}comments
                                             WHERE entry_id = '". (int)$entry_id ."'
                                                     AND id = '". (int)$id ."'
-                                                    $admin");
+                                                    $admin", true);
 
         serendipity_db_query("DELETE FROM {$serendipity['dbPrefix']}comments
                                     WHERE entry_id = '". (int)$entry_id ."'

All the patch changes is it sets $single to true explicitly when calling serendipity_db_query() to check the approval status of the comment, so that a simple associated array (not an array of an array) will be returned. (The code that follows expects $sql to be a simple array.)

I've just tried creating and deleting a few unapproved comments in my own blog, and it seems to work fine.

Thanks, committed to CVS