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/**

 * @file

 * Contains the flag_flag class.

 * Flag type classes use an object oriented style inspired by that

 * of Views 2.

 */

/**

 * This abstract class represents a flag, or, in Views 2 terminology,

 * "a handler".

 *

 * This is the base class for all flag implementations. Notable derived

 * classes are flag_node and flag_comment.

 *

 * There are several ways to obtain a flag handler, operating at different

 * levels.

 *

 * To load an existing flag that's defined in database or code, use one of:

 * - flag_get_flag(), the main flag API function.

 * - flag_load(), the loader for hook_menu().

 * - flag_get_flags(), the main API function for loading all flags. This calls

 *   flag_get_default_flags() to get flags in code.

 *

 * The above all use factory methods to instantiate the object for the flag and

 * load in its settings from configuration. The factory methods are:

 * - flag_flag::factory_by_row(), creates a flag handler from a database row.

 *   This is used by all the API functions above.

 * - flag_flag::factory_by_array(), creates a flag handler from a configuration

 *   array. This is used by flag_get_default_flags() and the flag import form.

 * - flag_flag::factory_by_entity_type(), creates an empty flag handler for the

 *   given entity type. This is used when a new or dummy flag handler is

 *   required and there is no configuration yet.

 *

 * The factory methods in turn all call the low-level function

 * flag_create_handler(), which obtains the correct handler for the flag, or if

 * that can't be found, the special handler flag_broken. Finally, this calls

 * $flag->construct() on the new handler object.

 */

class flag_flag {

  /**

   * The database ID.

   *

   * NULL for flags that haven't been saved to the database yet.

   *

   * @var integer

   */

  var $fid = NULL;

  /**

   * The entity type this flag works with.

   *

   * @var string

   */

  var $entity_type = NULL;

  /**

   * The flag's "machine readable" name.

   *

   * @var string

   */

  var $name = '';

  /**

   * The human-readable title for this flag.

   *

   * @var string

   */

  var $title = '';

  /**

   * Whether this flag state should act as a single toggle to all users.

   *

   * @var bool

   */

  var $global = FALSE;

  /**

   * The sub-types, AKA bundles, this flag applies to.

   *

   * This may be an empty array to indicate all types apply.

   *

   * @var array

   */

  var $types = array();

  /**

   * The roles array. This can be populated by fetch_roles() when needed.

   */

  var $roles = array(

    'flag' => array(),

    'unflag' => array(),

  );

  /**

   * An associative array containing textual errors that may be created during

   * validation.

   *

   * The array keys should reflect the type of error being set. At this time,

   * the only "special" behavior related to the array keys is that

   * drupal_access_denied() is called when the key is 'access-denied' and

   * javascript is disabled.

   *

   * @var array

   */

  public $errors = array();

  /**

   * Creates a flag from a database row. Returns it.

   *

   * This is static method.

   *

   * The reason this isn't a non-static instance method --like Views's init()--

   * is because the class to instantiate changes according to the 'entity_type'

   * database column. This design pattern is known as the "Single Table

   * Inheritance".

   */

  static function factory_by_row($row) {

    $flag = flag_create_handler($row->entity_type);

    // Lump all data unto the object...

    foreach ($row as $field => $value) {

      $flag->$field = $value;

    }

    // ...but skip the following two.

    unset($flag->options, $flag->type);

    // Populate the options with the defaults.

    $options = (array) unserialize($row->options);

    $options += $flag->options();

    // Make the unserialized options accessible as normal properties.

    foreach ($options as $option => $value) {

      $flag->$option = $value;

    }

    if (!empty($row->type)) {

      // The loop loading from the database should further populate this

      // property.

      $flag->types[] = $row->type;

    }

    return $flag;

  }

  /**

   * Create a complete flag (except an FID) from an array definition.

   */

  static function factory_by_array($config) {

    // Allow for flags with a missing entity type.

    $config += array(

      'entity_type' => FALSE,

    );

    $flag = flag_create_handler($config['entity_type']);

    foreach ($config as $option => $value) {

      $flag->$option = $value;

    }

    if (isset($config['locked']) && is_array($config['locked'])) {

      $flag->locked = drupal_map_assoc($config['locked']);

    }

    return $flag;

  }

  /**

   * Another factory method. Returns a new, "empty" flag; e.g., one suitable for

   * the "Add new flag" page.

   */

  static function factory_by_entity_type($entity_type) {

    return flag_create_handler($entity_type);

  }

  /**

   * Declares the options this flag supports, and their default values.

   *

   * Derived classes should want to override this.

   */

  function options() {

    $options = array(

      // The text for the "flag this" link for this flag.

      'flag_short' => '',

      // The description of the "flag this" link.

      'flag_long' => '',

      // Message displayed after flagging an entity.

      'flag_message' => '',

      // Likewise but for unflagged.

      'unflag_short' => '',

      'unflag_long' => '',

      'unflag_message' => '',

      'unflag_denied_text' => '',

      // The link type used by the flag, as defined in

      // hook_flag_link_type_info().

      'link_type' => 'toggle',

      'weight' => 0,

    );

    // Merge in options from the current link type.

    $link_type = $this->get_link_type();

    $options = array_merge($options, $link_type['options']);

    // Allow other modules to change the flag options.

    drupal_alter('flag_options', $options, $this);

    return $options;

  }

  /**

   * Provides a form for setting options.

   *

   * Derived classes should want to override this.

   */

  function options_form(&$form) {

  }

  /**

   * Default constructor. Loads the default options.

   */

  function construct() {

    $options = $this->options();

    foreach ($options as $option => $value) {

      $this->$option = $value;

    }

  }

  /**

   * Load this flag's role data from permissions.

   *

   * Loads an array of roles into the flag, where each key is an action ('flag'

   * and 'unflag'), and each value is a flat array of role ids which may perform

   * that action.

   *

   * This should only be used when a complete overview of a flag's permissions

   * is needed. Use $flag->access or $flag->user_access() instead.

   */

  function fetch_roles() {

    $actions = array('flag', 'unflag');

    foreach ($actions as $action) {

      // Build the permission string.

      $permission = "$action $this->name";

      // We want a flat array of rids rather than $rid => $role_name.

      $this->roles[$action] = array_keys(user_roles(FALSE, $permission));

    }

  }

  /**

   * Update the flag with settings entered in a form.

   */

  function form_input($form_values) {

    // Load the form fields indiscriminately unto the flag (we don't care about

    // stray FormAPI fields because we aren't touching unknown properties

    // anyway).

    foreach ($form_values as $field => $value) {

      $this->$field = $value;

    }

    $this->types = array_values(array_filter($this->types));

    // Clear internal titles cache:

    $this->get_title(NULL, TRUE);

  }

  /**

   * Validates this flag's options.

   *

   * @return

   *   A list of errors encountered while validating this flag's options.

   */

  function validate() {

    // TODO: It might be nice if this used automatic method discovery rather

    // than hard-coding the list of validate functions.

    return array_merge_recursive(

      $this->validate_name(),

      $this->validate_access()

    );

  }

  /**

   * Validates that the current flag's name is valid.

   *

   * @return

   *   A list of errors encountered while validating this flag's name.

   */

  function validate_name() {

    $errors = array();

    // Ensure a safe machine name.

    if (!preg_match('/^[a-z_][a-z0-9_]*$/', $this->name)) {

      $errors['name'][] = array(

        'error' => 'flag_name_characters',

        'message' => t('The flag name may only contain lowercase letters, underscores, and numbers.'),

      );

    }

    // Ensure the machine name is unique.

    $flag = flag_get_flag($this->name);

    if (!empty($flag) && (!isset($this->fid) || $flag->fid != $this->fid)) {

      $errors['name'][] = array(

        'error' => 'flag_name_unique',

        'message' => t('Flag names must be unique. This flag name is already in use.'),

      );

    }

    return $errors;

  }

  /**

   * Validates that the current flag's access settings are valid.

   */

  function validate_access() {

    $errors = array();

    // Require an unflag access denied message a role is not allowed to unflag.

    if (empty($this->unflag_denied_text)) {

      foreach ($this->roles['flag'] as $key => $rid) {

        if ($rid && empty($this->roles['unflag'][$key])) {

          $errors['unflag_denied_text'][] = array(

            'error' => 'flag_denied_text_required',

            'message' => t('The "Unflag not allowed text" is required if any user roles are not allowed to unflag.'),

          );

          break;

        }

      }

    }

    // Do not allow unflag access without flag access.

    foreach ($this->roles['unflag'] as $key => $rid) {

      if ($rid && empty($this->roles['flag'][$key])) {

        $errors['roles'][] = array(

          'error' => 'flag_roles_unflag',

          'message' => t('Any user role that has the ability to unflag must also have the ability to flag.'),

        );

        break;

      }

    }

    return $errors;

  }

  /**

   * Fetches, possibly from some cache, an entity this flag works with.

   */

  function fetch_entity($entity_id, $object_to_remember = NULL) {

    static $cache = array();

    if (isset($object_to_remember)) {

      $cache[$entity_id] = $object_to_remember;

    }

    if (!array_key_exists($entity_id, $cache)) {

      $entity = $this->_load_entity($entity_id);

      $cache[$entity_id] = $entity ? $entity : NULL;

    }

    return $cache[$entity_id];

  }

  /**

   * Loads an entity this flag works with.

   * Derived classes must implement this.

   *

   * @abstract

   * @private

   * @static

   */

  function _load_entity($entity_id) {

    return NULL;

  }

  /**

   * Store an object in the flag handler's cache.

   *

   * This is needed because otherwise fetch_object() loads the object from the

   * database (by calling _load_entity()), whereas sometimes we want to fetch

   * an object that hasn't yet been saved to the database. Subsequent calls to

   * fetch_entity() return the remembered object.

   *

   * @param $entity_id

   *  The ID of the object to cache.

   * @param $object

   *  The object to cache.

   */

  function remember_entity($entity_id, $object) {

    $this->fetch_entity($entity_id, $object);

  }

  /**

   * @defgroup access Access control

   * @{

   */

  /**

   * Returns TRUE if the flag applies to the given entity.

   *

   * Derived classes must implement this.

   *

   * @abstract

   */

  function applies_to_entity($entity) {

    return FALSE;

  }

  /**

   * Returns TRUE if the flag applies to the entity with the given ID.

   *

   * This is a convenience method that simply loads the object and calls

   * applies_to_entity(). If you already have the object, don't call

   * this function: call applies_to_entity() directly.

   */

  function applies_to_entity_id($entity_id) {

    return $this->applies_to_entity($this->fetch_entity($entity_id));

  }

  /**

   * Provides permissions for this flag.

   *

   * @return

   *  An array of permissions for hook_permission().

   */

  function get_permissions() {

    return array(

      "flag $this->name" => array(

        'title' => t('Flag %flag_title', array(

          '%flag_title' => $this->title,

        )),

      ),

      "unflag $this->name" => array(

        'title' => t('Unflag %flag_title', array(

          '%flag_title' => $this->title,

        )),

      ),

    );

  }

  /**

   * Determines whether the user has the permission to use this flag.

   *

   * @param $action

   *   (optional) The action to test, either "flag" or "unflag". If none given,

   *   "flag" will be tested, which is the minimum permission to use a flag.

   * @param $account

   *   (optional) The user object. If none given, the current user will be used.

   *

   * @return

   *   Boolean TRUE if the user is allowed to flag/unflag. FALSE otherwise.

   *

   * @see flag_permission()

   */

  function user_access($action = 'flag', $account = NULL) {

    if (!isset($account)) {

      $account = $GLOBALS['user'];

    }

    // Anonymous user can't use this system unless Session API is installed.

    if ($account->uid == 0 && !module_exists('session_api')) {

      return FALSE;

    }

    $permission_string = "$action $this->name";

    return user_access($permission_string, $account);

  }

  /**

   * Determines whether the user may flag, or unflag, the given entity.

   *

   * This method typically should not be overridden by child classes. Instead

   * they should implement type_access(), which is called by this method.

   *

   * @param $entity_id

   *   The entity ID to flag/unflag.

   * @param $action

   *   The action to test. Either 'flag' or 'unflag'. Leave NULL to determine

   *   by flag status.

   * @param $account

   *   The user on whose behalf to test the flagging action. Leave NULL for the

   *   current user.

   *

   * @return

   *   Boolean TRUE if the user is allowed to flag/unflag the given entity.

   *   FALSE otherwise.

   */

  function access($entity_id, $action = NULL, $account = NULL) {

    if (!isset($account)) {

      $account = $GLOBALS['user'];

    }

    if (isset($entity_id) && !$this->applies_to_entity_id($entity_id)) {

      // Flag does not apply to this entity.

      return FALSE;

    }

    if (!isset($action)) {

      $uid = $account->uid;

      $sid = flag_get_sid($uid);

      $action = $this->is_flagged($entity_id, $uid, $sid) ? 'unflag' : 'flag';

    }

    // Base initial access on the user's basic permission to use this flag.

    $access = $this->user_access($action, $account);

    // Check for additional access rules provided by sub-classes.

    $child_access = $this->type_access($entity_id, $action, $account);

    if (isset($child_access)) {

      $access = $child_access;

    }

    // Allow modules to disallow (or allow) access to flagging.

    // We grant access to the flag if both of the following conditions are met:

    // - No modules say to deny access.

    // - At least one module says to grant access.

    // If no module specified either allow or deny, we fall back to the

    // default access check above.

    $module_access = module_invoke_all('flag_access', $this, $entity_id, $action, $account);

    if (in_array(FALSE, $module_access, TRUE)) {

      $access = FALSE;

    }

    elseif (in_array(TRUE, $module_access, TRUE)) {

      // WARNING: This allows modules to bypass the default access check!

      $access = TRUE;

    }

    return $access;

  }

  /**

   * Determine access to multiple objects.

   *

   * Similar to user_access() but works on multiple IDs at once. Called in the

   * pre_render() stage of the 'Flag links' field within Views to find out where

   * that link applies. The reason we do a separate DB query, and not lump this

   * test in the Views query, is to make 'many to one' tests possible without

   * interfering with the rows, and also to reduce the complexity of the code.

   *

   * This method typically should not be overridden by child classes. Instead

   * they should implement type_access_multiple(), which is called by this

   * method.

   *

   * @param $entity_ids

   *   The array of entity IDs to check. The keys are the entity IDs, the

   *   values are the actions to test: either 'flag' or 'unflag'.

   * @param $account

   *   (optional) The account for which the actions will be compared against.

   *   If left empty, the current user will be used.

   *

   * @return

   *   An array whose keys are the object IDs and values are booleans indicating

   *   access.

   *

   * @see hook_flag_access_multiple()

   */

  function access_multiple($entity_ids, $account = NULL) {

    $account = isset($account) ? $account : $GLOBALS['user'];

    $access = array();

    // First check basic user access for this action.

    foreach ($entity_ids as $entity_id => $action) {

      $access[$entity_id] = $this->user_access($entity_ids[$entity_id], $account);

    }

    // Check for additional access rules provided by sub-classes.

    $child_access = $this->type_access_multiple($entity_ids, $account);

    if (isset($child_access)) {

      foreach ($child_access as $entity_id => $entity_access) {

        if (isset($entity_access)) {

          $access[$entity_id] = $entity_access;

        }

      }

    }

    // Merge in module-defined access.

    foreach (module_implements('flag_access_multiple') as $module) {

      $module_access = module_invoke($module, 'flag_access_multiple', $this, $entity_ids, $account);

      foreach ($module_access as $entity_id => $entity_access) {

        if (isset($entity_access)) {

          $access[$entity_id] = $entity_access;

        }

      }

    }

    return $access;

  }

  /**

   * Implements access() implemented by each child class.

   *

   * @abstract

   *

   * @return

   *  FALSE if access should be denied, or NULL if there is no restriction to

   *  be made. This should NOT return TRUE.

   */

  function type_access($entity_id, $action, $account) {

    return NULL;

  }

  /**

   * Implements access_multiple() implemented by each child class.

   *

   * @abstract

   *

   * @return

   *  An array keyed by entity ids, whose values represent the access to the

   *  corresponding entity. The access value may be FALSE if access should be

   *  denied, or NULL (or not set) if there is no restriction to  be made. It

   *  should NOT be TRUE.

   */

  function type_access_multiple($entity_ids, $account) {

    return array();

  }

  /**

   * @} End of "defgroup access".

   */

  /**

   * Given an entity, returns its ID.

   * Derived classes must implement this.

   *

   * @abstract

   */

  function get_entity_id($entity) {

    return NULL;

  }

  /**

   * Utility function: Checks whether a flag applies to a certain type, and

   * possibly subtype, of entity.

   *

   * @param $entity_type

   *   The type of entity being checked, such as "node".

   * @param $content_subtype

   *   The subtype being checked. For entities this will be the bundle name (the

   *   node type in the case of nodes).

   *

   * @return

   *   TRUE if the flag is enabled for this type and subtype.

   */

  function access_entity_enabled($entity_type, $content_subtype = NULL) {

    $entity_type_matches = ($this->entity_type == $entity_type);

    $sub_type_matches = FALSE;

    if (!isset($content_subtype) || !count($this->types)) {

      // Subtype automatically matches if we're not asked about it,

      // or if the flag applies to all subtypes.

      $sub_type_matches = TRUE;

    }

    else {

      $sub_type_matches = in_array($content_subtype, $this->types);

    }

    return $entity_type_matches && $sub_type_matches;

  }

  /**

   * Determine whether the flag should show a flag link in entity links.

   *

   * Derived classes are likely to implement this.

   *

   * @param $view_mode

   *   The view mode of the entity being displayed.

   *

   * @return

   *   A boolean indicating whether the flag link is to be shown in entity

   *   links.

   */

  function shows_in_entity_links($view_mode) {

    return FALSE;

  }

  /**

   * Returns TRUE if this flag requires anonymous user cookies.

   */

  function uses_anonymous_cookies() {

    global $user;

    return $user->uid == 0 && variable_get('cache', 0);

  }

  /**

   * Flags, or unflags, an item.

   *

   * @param $action

   *   Either 'flag' or 'unflag'.

   * @param $entity_id

   *   The ID of the item to flag or unflag.

   * @param $account

   *   The user on whose behalf to flag. Leave empty for the current user.

   * @param $skip_permission_check

   *   Flag the item even if the $account user don't have permission to do so.

   * @param $flagging

   *   (optional) This method works in tandem with Drupal's Field subsystem.

   *   Pass in a Flagging entity if you want operate on it as well. This may be

   *   used either of the following cases:

   *   - to save field data on a new Flagging entity at the same time as

   *     flagging an entity. In this case, using Entity API's entity_create()

   *     is recommended, although the Flagging entity may also be created

   *     directly as a new stdClass object.

   *   - to update field data an existing flagging. The $action parameter should

   *     be set to 'flag'. The Flagging entity will need to be loaded first with

   *     flagging_load().

   *  As with Drupal core API functions for saving entities, no validation of

   *  Field API fields is performed here. It is the responsibility of the caller

   *  to take care of Field API validation, using either

   *  field_attach_form_validate() or field_attach_validate().

   *

   * @return

   *   FALSE if some error occured (e.g., user has no permission, flag isn't

   *   applicable to the item, etc.), TRUE otherwise.

   */

  function flag($action, $entity_id, $account = NULL, $skip_permission_check = FALSE, $flagging = NULL) {

    // Get the user.

    if (!isset($account)) {

      $account = $GLOBALS['user'];

    }

    // Check access and applicability.

    if (!$skip_permission_check) {

      if (!$this->access($entity_id, $action, $account)) {

        $this->errors['access-denied'] = t('You are not allowed to flag, or unflag, this content.');

        // User has no permission to flag/unflag this object.

        return FALSE;

      }

    }

    else {

      // We are skipping permission checks. However, at a minimum we must make

      // sure the flag applies to this entity type:

      if (!$this->applies_to_entity_id($entity_id)) {

        $this->errors['entity-type'] = t('This flag does not apply to this entity type.');

        return FALSE;

      }

    }

    if (($this->errors = module_invoke_all('flag_validate', $action, $this, $entity_id, $account, $skip_permission_check, $flagging))) {

      return FALSE;

    }

    // Find out which user id to use.

    $uid = $this->global ? 0 : $account->uid;

    // Find out which session id to use.

    if ($this->global) {

      $sid = 0;

    }

    else {

      $sid = flag_get_sid($uid, TRUE);

      // Anonymous users must always have a session id.

      if ($sid == 0 && $account->uid == 0) {

        $this->errors['session'] = t('Internal error: You are anonymous but you have no session ID.');

        return FALSE;

      }

    }

    // @todo: Discuss: Core wraps everything in a try { }, should we?

    $existing_flagging_id = $this->_is_flagged($entity_id, $uid, $sid);

    $flagged = (bool) $existing_flagging_id;

    // Ensure we have a Flagging entity and it is correctly formed.

    if (isset($flagging)) {

      // We were given a Flagging entity.

      // Ensure that it has the uid and sid that we were also given.

      $flagging->uid = $uid;

      $flagging->sid = $sid;

      // This is an ugly hack to preserve previous behaviour.

      $flagging->given_as_parameter = TRUE;

    }

    else {

      // We were not given a Flagging entity.

      if ($flagged) {

        // Load the existing Flagging entity.

        $flagging = flagging_load($existing_flagging_id);

      }

      else {

        // Construct a new Flagging entity to flag with.

        $flagging = $this->new_flagging($entity_id, $uid, $sid);

      }

    }

    // Perform the flagging or unflagging of this flag.

    if ($action == 'unflag') {

      if ($flagged) {

        $this->flagging_delete($flagging, $entity_id, $account);

      }

      // We do nothing in the case of an attempt to unflag something that isn't

      // actually flagged.

    }

    elseif ($action == 'flag') {

      if (!$flagged) {

        $this->flagging_insert($flagging, $entity_id, $account);

      }

      else {

        $this->flagging_update($flagging, $entity_id, $account);

      }

    }

    return TRUE;

  }

  /**

   * Create a new Flagging to flag an entity.

   *

   * @param $flagging

   *  The flagging entity that is to be saved.

   * @param $entity_id

   *  The entity ID of entity being flagged.

   * @param $account

   *  The account performing the flagging.

   */

  private function flagging_insert($flagging, $entity_id, $account) {

    if ($this->uses_anonymous_cookies()) {

      $this->_flag_anonymous($entity_id);

    }

    // Invoke presave hooks.

    field_attach_presave('flagging', $flagging);

    // Invoke hook_entity_presave().

    module_invoke_all('entity_presave', $flagging, 'flagging');

    // Set the timestamp.

    $flagging->timestamp = REQUEST_TIME;

    // Save the flagging entity.

    drupal_write_record('flagging', $flagging);

    // Clear various caches; we don't want code running after us to report

    // wrong counts or false flaggings.

    drupal_static_reset('flag_get_user_flags');

    drupal_static_reset('flag_get_entity_flags');

    // Despite being named in the same pattern as the count API functions, these

    // query the {flagging} table, so are reset here.

    drupal_static_reset('flag_get_entity_flag_counts');

    drupal_static_reset('flag_get_user_flag_counts');

    $this->_increase_count($entity_id);

    // We're writing out a flagging entity even when we aren't passed one

    // (e.g., when flagging via JavaScript toggle links); in this case

    // Field API will assign the fields their default values.

    // Invoke insert hooks.

    field_attach_insert('flagging', $flagging);

    // Invoke hook_entity_insert().

    module_invoke_all('entity_insert', $flagging, 'flagging');

    module_invoke_all('flag_flag', $this, $entity_id, $account, $flagging);

    // Invoke Rules event.

    if (module_exists('rules')) {

      $this->invoke_rules_event('flag', $flagging, $entity_id, $account);

    }

  }

  /**

   * Update a Flagging.

   *

   * @param $flagging

   *  The flagging entity that is being updated.

   * @param $entity_id

   *  The entity ID of entity the flagging is on.

   * @param $account

   *  The account performing the action.

   */

  private function flagging_update($flagging, $entity_id, $account) {

    // Invoke presave hooks.

    // This is technically still a presave, even though the {flagging} table

    // itself is not changed.

    field_attach_presave('flagging', $flagging);

    // Invoke hook_entity_presave().

    module_invoke_all('entity_presave', $flagging, 'flagging');

    // This check exists solely to preserve previous behaviour with re-flagging.

    // TODO: consider removing it.

    if (!empty($flagging->given_as_parameter)) {

      field_attach_update('flagging', $flagging);

      // Update the cache.

      entity_get_controller('flagging')->resetCache();

      // Invoke hook_entity_update().

      // Since there are no fields on the {flagging} table that can be

      // meaningfully changed, we don't perform an update on it. However, this

      // technically still counts as updating the flagging entity, since we update

      // its fields.

      module_invoke_all('entity_update', $flagging, 'flagging');

    }

  }

  /**

   * Unflag an entity by deleting a Flagging.

   *

   * @param $flagging

   *  The flagging entity that is to be removed.

   * @param $entity_id

   *  The entity ID of entity being unflagged.

   * @param $account

   *  The account performing the unflagging.

   */

  private function flagging_delete($flagging, $entity_id, $account) {

    if ($this->uses_anonymous_cookies()) {

      $this->_unflag_anonymous($entity_id);

    }

    $transaction = db_transaction();

    try {

      // Note the order: We decrease the count first so hooks have accurate

      // data, then invoke hooks, then delete the flagging entity.

      $this->_decrease_count($entity_id);

      module_invoke_all('flag_unflag', $this, $entity_id, $account, $flagging);

      // Invoke Rules event.

      if (module_exists('rules')) {

        $this->invoke_rules_event('unflag', $flagging, $entity_id, $account);

      }

      // Invoke hook_entity_delete().

      module_invoke_all('entity_delete', $flagging, 'flagging');

      // Delete field data.

      field_attach_delete('flagging', $flagging);

      // Delete the flagging entity.

      db_delete('flagging')->condition('flagging_id', $flagging->flagging_id)->execute();

      // Remove from the cache.

      entity_get_controller('flagging')->resetCache();

      // Clear various caches; we don't want code running after us to report

      // wrong counts or false flaggings.

      drupal_static_reset('flag_get_user_flags');

      drupal_static_reset('flag_get_entity_flags');

      // Despite being named in the same pattern as the count API functions, these

      // query the {flagging} table, so are reset here.

      drupal_static_reset('flag_get_entity_flag_counts');

      drupal_static_reset('flag_get_user_flag_counts');

    }

    catch (Exception $e) {

      $transaction->rollback();

      watchdog_exception('flag', $e);

      throw $e;

    }

  }

  /**

   * Invoke a Rules event in reaction to a flagging or unflagging.

   *

   * @param $action

   *   Either 'flag' or 'unflag'.

   * @param $flagging

   *  The flagging entity that is either newly created or about to be deleted.

   * @param $entity_id

   *  The entity ID of entity being flagged or unflagged.

   * @param $account

   *  The account performing the action.

   */

  protected function invoke_rules_event($action, $flagging, $entity_id, $account) {

    // We only support flags on entities: do nothing in this class.

    // See flag_entity::invoke_rules_event().

    return;

  }

  /**

   * Construct a new, empty flagging entity object.

   *

   * @param mixed $entity_id

   *   The unique identifier of the object being flagged.

   * @param int $uid

   *   (optional) The user id of the user doing the flagging.

   * @param mixed $sid

   *   (optional) The user SID (provided by Session API) who is doing the

   *   flagging. The SID is 0 for logged in users.

   *

   * @return stdClass

   *   The returned object has at least the 'flag_name' property set, which

   *   enables Field API to figure out the bundle, but it's your responsibility

   *   to eventually populate 'entity_id' and 'flagging_id'.

   */

  function new_flagging($entity_id = NULL, $uid = NULL, $sid = NULL) {

    return (object) array(

      'flagging_id' => NULL,

      'flag_name' => $this->name,

      'fid' => $this->fid,

      'entity_type' => $this->entity_type,

      'entity_id' => $entity_id,

      'uid' => $uid,

      'sid' => $sid,

      // The timestamp is not set until this is saved.

    );

  }

  /**

   * Determines if a certain user has flagged this object.

   *

   * Thanks to using a cache, inquiring several different flags about the same

   * item results in only one SQL query.

   *

   * @param $uid

   *   (optional) The user ID whose flags we're checking. If none given, the

   *   current user will be used.

   *

   * @return

   *   TRUE if the object is flagged, FALSE otherwise.

   */

  function is_flagged($entity_id, $uid = NULL, $sid = NULL) {

    return (bool) $this->get_flagging_record($entity_id, $uid, $sid);

  }

  /**

   * Returns the flagging record.

   *

   * This method returns the "flagging record": the {flagging} record that

   * exists for each flagged item (for a certain user). If the item isn't

   * flagged, returns NULL. This method could be useful, for example, when you

   * want to find out the 'flagging_id' or 'timestamp' values.

   *

   * Thanks to using a cache, inquiring several different flags about the same

   * item results in only one SQL query.

   *

   * Parameters are the same as is_flagged()'s.

   */

  function get_flagging_record($entity_id, $uid = NULL, $sid = NULL) {

    $uid = $this->global ? 0 : (!isset($uid) ? $GLOBALS['user']->uid : $uid);

    $sid = $this->global ? 0 : (!isset($sid) ? flag_get_sid($uid) : $sid);

    // flag_get_user_flags() does caching.

    $user_flags = flag_get_user_flags($this->entity_type, $entity_id, $uid, $sid);

    return isset($user_flags[$this->name]) ? $user_flags[$this->name] : NULL;

  }

  /**

   * Similar to is_flagged() excepts it returns the flagging entity.

   */

  function get_flagging($entity_id, $uid = NULL, $sid = NULL) {

    if (($record = $this->get_flagging_record($entity_id, $uid, $sid))) {

      return flagging_load($record->flagging_id);

    }

  }

  /**

   * Determines if a certain user has flagged this object.

   *

   * You probably shouldn't call this raw private method: call the

   * is_flagged() method instead.

   *

   * This method is similar to is_flagged() except that it does direct SQL and

   * doesn't do caching. Use it when you want to not affect the cache, or to

   * bypass it.

   *

   * @return

   *   If the object is flagged, returns the value of the 'flagging_id' column.

   *   Else, returns FALSE.

   *

   * @private

   */

  function _is_flagged($entity_id, $uid, $sid) {

    return db_select('flagging', 'fc')

      ->fields('fc', array('flagging_id'))

      ->condition('fid', $this->fid)

      ->condition('uid', $uid)

      ->condition('sid', $sid)

      ->condition('entity_id', $entity_id)

      ->execute()

      ->fetchField();

  }

  /**

   * Increases the flag count for an object and clears the static counts cache.

   *

   * @param $entity_id

   *   For which item should the count be increased.

   * @param $number

   *   The amount of counts to increasing. Defaults to 1.

   *

   * @private

   */

  function _increase_count($entity_id, $number = 1) {

    db_merge('flag_counts')

      ->key(array(

        'fid' => $this->fid,

        'entity_id' => $entity_id,

      ))

      ->fields(array(

        'entity_type' => $this->entity_type,

        'count' => $number,

        'last_updated' => REQUEST_TIME,

      ))

      ->updateFields(array(

        'last_updated' => REQUEST_TIME,

      ))

      ->expression('count', 'count + :inc', array(':inc' => $number))

      ->execute();

    // Reset the static cache of flag counts, so code running after this gets

    // correct counts.

    drupal_static_reset('flag_get_counts');

    drupal_static_reset('flag_get_flag_counts');

  }

  /**

   * Decreases the flag count for an object and clears the static counts cache.

   *

   * @param $entity_id

   *   For which item should the count be descreased.

   * @param $number

   *   The amount of counts to decrease. Defaults to 1.

   *

   * @private

   */

  function _decrease_count($entity_id, $number = 1) {

    // Delete rows with count 0, for data consistency and space-saving.

    // Done before the db_update() to prevent out-of-bounds errors on "count".

    db_delete('flag_counts')

      ->condition('fid', $this->fid)

      ->condition('entity_id', $entity_id)

      ->condition('count', $number, '<=')

      ->execute();

    // Update the count with the new value otherwise.

    db_update('flag_counts')

      ->expression('count', 'count - :inc', array(':inc' => $number))

      ->fields(array(

        'last_updated' => REQUEST_TIME,

      ))

      ->condition('fid', $this->fid)

      ->condition('entity_id', $entity_id)

      ->execute();

    // Reset the static cache of flag counts, so code running after this gets

    // correct counts.

    drupal_static_reset('flag_get_counts');

    drupal_static_reset('flag_get_flag_counts');

  }

  /**

   * Set a cookie for anonymous users to record their flagging.

   *

   * @private

   */

  function _flag_anonymous($entity_id) {

    $storage = FlagCookieStorage::factory($this);

    $storage->flag($entity_id);

  }

  /**

   * Remove the cookie for anonymous users to record their unflagging.

   *

   * @private

   */

  function _unflag_anonymous($entity_id) {

    $storage = FlagCookieStorage::factory($this);

    $storage->unflag($entity_id);

  }

  /**

   * Returns the number of times an item is flagged.

   *

   * Thanks to using a cache, inquiring several different flags about the same

   * item results in only one SQL query.

   */

  function get_count($entity_id) {

    $counts = flag_get_counts($this->entity_type, $entity_id);

    return isset($counts[$this->name]) ? $counts[$this->name] : 0;

  }

  /**

   * Returns the number of items a user has flagged.

   *

   * For global flags, pass '0' as the user ID and session ID.

   */

  function get_user_count($uid, $sid = NULL) {

    if (!isset($sid)) {

      $sid = flag_get_sid($uid);

    }

    return db_select('flagging', 'fc')->fields('fc', array('flagging_id'))

      ->condition('fid', $this->fid)

      ->condition('uid', $uid)

      ->condition('sid', $sid)

      ->countQuery()

      ->execute()

      ->fetchField();

  }

  /**

   * Processes a flag label for display. This means language translation and

   * token replacements.

   *

   * You should always call this function and not get at the label directly.

   * E.g., do `print $flag->get_label('title')` instead of `print

   * $flag->title`.

   *

   * @param $label

   *   The label to get, e.g. 'title', 'flag_short', 'unflag_short', etc.

   * @param $entity_id

   *   The ID in whose context to interpret tokens. If not given, only global

   *   tokens will be substituted.

   *

   * @return

   *   The processed label.

   */

  function get_label($label, $entity_id = NULL) {

    if (!isset($this->$label)) {

      return;

    }

    $label = t($this->$label);

    if (strpos($label, '[') !== FALSE) {

      $label = $this->replace_tokens($label, array(), array('sanitize' => FALSE), $entity_id);

    }

    return filter_xss_admin($label);

  }

  /**

   * Get the link type for this flag.

   */

  function get_link_type() {

    $link_types = flag_get_link_types();

    return (isset($this->link_type) && isset($link_types[$this->link_type])) ? $link_types[$this->link_type] : $link_types['normal'];

  }

  /**

   * Replaces tokens in a label. Only the 'global' token context is recognized

   * by default, so derived classes should override this method to add all

   * token contexts they understand.

   */

  function replace_tokens($label, $contexts, $options, $entity_id) {

    if (strpos($label , 'flagging:') !== FALSE) {

      if (($flagging = $this->get_flagging($entity_id))) {

        $contexts['flagging'] = $flagging;

      }

    }

    return token_replace($label, $contexts, $options);

  }

  /**

   * Returns the token types this flag understands in labels. These are used

   * for narrowing down the token list shown in the help box to only the

   * relevant ones.

   *

   * Derived classes should override this.

   */

  function get_labels_token_types() {

    return array('flagging');

  }

  /**

   * A convenience method for getting the flag title.

   *

   * `$flag->get_title()` is shorthand for `$flag->get_label('title')`.

   */

  function get_title($entity_id = NULL, $reset = FALSE) {

    static $titles = array();

    if ($reset) {

      $titles = array();

    }

    $slot = intval($entity_id); // Convert NULL to 0.

    if (!isset($titles[$this->fid][$slot])) {

      $titles[$this->fid][$slot] = $this->get_label('title', $entity_id);

    }

    return $titles[$this->fid][$slot];

  }

  /**

   * Returns a 'flag action' object. It exists only for the sake of its

   * informative tokens. Currently, it's utilized only for the 'mail' action.

   *

   * Derived classes should populate the 'content_title' and 'content_url'

   * slots.

   */

  function get_flag_action($entity_id) {

    $flag_action = new stdClass();

    $flag_action->flag = $this->name;

    $flag_action->entity_type = $this->entity_type;

    $flag_action->entity_id = $entity_id;

    return $flag_action;

  }

  /**

   * Returns an array of errors set during validation.

   */

  function get_errors() {

    return $this->errors;

  }

  /**

   * @addtogroup actions

   * @{

   * Methods that can be overridden to support Actions.

   */

  /**

   * Returns an array of all actions that are executable with this flag.

   */

  function get_valid_actions() {

    $actions = module_invoke_all('action_info');

    foreach ($actions as $callback => $action) {

      if ($action['type'] != $this->entity_type && !in_array('any', $action['triggers'])) {

        unset($actions[$callback]);

      }

    }

    return $actions;

  }

  /**

   * Returns objects the action may possibly need. This method should return at

   * least the 'primary' object the action operates on.

   *

   * This method is needed because get_valid_actions() returns actions that

   * don't necessarily operate on an object of a type this flag manages. For

   * example, flagging a comment may trigger an 'Unpublish post' action on a

   * node; So the comment flag needs to tell the action about some node.

   *

   * Derived classes must implement this.

   *

   * @abstract

   */

  function get_relevant_action_objects($entity_id) {

    return array();

  }

  /**

   * @} End of "addtogroup actions".

   */

  /**

   * @addtogroup views

   * @{

   * Methods that can be overridden to support the Views module.

   */

  /**

   * Returns information needed for Views integration. E.g., the Views table

   * holding the flagged object, its primary key, and various labels. See

   * derived classes for examples.

   *

   * @static

   */

  function get_views_info() {

    return array();

  }

  /**

   * @} End of "addtogroup views".

   */

  /**

   * Saves a flag to the database. It is a wrapper around update() and insert().

   */

  function save() {

    // Allow the 'global' property to be a boolean, particularly when defined in

    // hook_flag_default_flags(). Without this, a value of FALSE gets casted to

    // an empty string which violates our schema. Other boolean properties are

    // fine, as they are serialized.

    $this->global = (int) $this->global;

    if (isset($this->fid)) {

      $this->update();

      $this->is_new = FALSE;

    }

    else {

      $this->insert();

      $this->is_new = TRUE;

    }

    // Clear the page cache for anonymous users.

    cache_clear_all('*', 'cache_page', TRUE);

  }

  /**

   * Saves an existing flag to the database. Better use save().

   */

  function update() {

    db_update('flag')->fields(array(

      'name' => $this->name,

      'title' => $this->title,

      'global' => $this->global,

      'options' => $this->get_serialized_options()))

      ->condition('fid', $this->fid)

      ->execute();

    db_delete('flag_types')->condition('fid', $this->fid)->execute();

    foreach ($this->types as $type) {

      db_insert('flag_types')->fields(array(

        'fid' => $this->fid,

        'type' => $type))

        ->execute();

    }

  }

  /**

   * Saves a new flag to the database. Better use save().

   */

  function insert() {

    $this->fid = db_insert('flag')

      ->fields(array(

        'entity_type' => $this->entity_type,

        'name' => $this->name,

        'title' => $this->title,

        'global' => $this->global,

        'options' => $this->get_serialized_options(),

      ))

      ->execute();

    foreach ($this->types as $type) {

      db_insert('flag_types')

        ->fields(array(

          'fid' => $this->fid,

          'type' => $type,

        ))

        ->execute();

    }

  }

  /**

   * Options are stored serialized in the database.

   */

  function get_serialized_options() {

    $option_names = array_keys($this->options());

    $options = array();

    foreach ($option_names as $option) {

      $options[$option] = $this->$option;

    }

    return serialize($options);

  }

  /**

   * Deletes a flag from the database.

   */

  function delete() {

    db_delete('flag')->condition('fid', $this->fid)->execute();

    db_delete('flagging')->condition('fid', $this->fid)->execute();

    db_delete('flag_types')->condition('fid', $this->fid)->execute();

    db_delete('flag_counts')->condition('fid', $this->fid)->execute();

    module_invoke_all('flag_delete', $this);

  }

  /**

   * Returns TRUE if this flag's declared API version is compatible with this

   * module.

   *

   * An "incompatible" flag is one exported (and now being imported or exposed

   * via hook_flag_default_flags()) by a different version of the Flag module.

   * An incompatible flag should be treated as a "black box": it should not be

   * saved or exported because our code may not know to handle its internal

   * structure.

   */

  function is_compatible() {

    if (isset($this->fid)) {

      // Database flags are always compatible.

      return TRUE;

    }

    else {

      if (!isset($this->api_version)) {

        $this->api_version = 1;

      }

      return $this->api_version == FLAG_API_VERSION;

    }

  }

  /**

   * Finds the "default flag" corresponding to this flag.

   *

   * Flags defined in code ("default flags") can be overridden. This method

   * returns the default flag that is being overridden by $this. Returns NULL

   * if $this overrides no default flag.

   */

  function find_default_flag() {

    if ($this->fid) {

      $default_flags = flag_get_default_flags(TRUE);

      if (isset($default_flags[$this->name])) {

        return $default_flags[$this->name];

      }

    }

  }

  /**

   * Reverts an overriding flag to its default state.

   *

   * Note that $this isn't altered. To see the reverted flag you'll have to

   * call flag_get_flag($this->name) again.

   *

   * @return

   *   TRUE if the flag was reverted successfully; FALSE if there was an error;

   *   NULL if this flag overrides no default flag.

   */

  function revert() {

    if (($default_flag = $this->find_default_flag())) {

      if ($default_flag->is_compatible()) {

        $default_flag = clone $default_flag;

        $default_flag->fid = $this->fid;

        $default_flag->save();

        drupal_static_reset('flag_get_flags');

        return TRUE;

      }

      else {

        return FALSE;

      }

    }

  }

  /**

   * Disable a flag provided by a module.

   */

  function disable() {

    if (isset($this->module)) {

      $flag_status = variable_get('flag_default_flag_status', array());

      $flag_status[$this->name] = FALSE;

      variable_set('flag_default_flag_status', $flag_status);

    }

  }

  /**

   * Enable a flag provided by a module.

   */

  function enable() {

    if (isset($this->module)) {

      $flag_status = variable_get('flag_default_flag_status', array());

      $flag_status[$this->name] = TRUE;

      variable_set('flag_default_flag_status', $flag_status);

    }

  }

  /**

   * Returns administrative menu path for carrying out some action.

   */

  function admin_path($action) {

    if ($action == 'edit') {

      // Since 'edit' is the default tab, we omit the action.

      return FLAG_ADMIN_PATH . '/manage/' . $this->name;

    }

    else {

      return FLAG_ADMIN_PATH . '/manage/' . $this->name . '/' . $action;

    }

  }

  /**

   * Renders a flag/unflag link.

   *

   * This is a wrapper around theme('flag') that channels the call to the right

   * template file.

   *

   * @param $action

   *  The action the link is about to carry out, either "flag" or "unflag".

   * @param $entity_id

   *  The ID of the object to flag.

   * @param $variables = array()

   *  An array of further variables to pass to theme('flag'). For the full list

   *  of parameters, see flag.tpl.php. Of particular interest:

   *  - after_flagging: Set to TRUE if this flag link is being displayed as the

   *    result of a flagging action.

   *  - errors: An array of error messages.

   *

   * @return

   *  The HTML for the flag link.

   */

  function theme($action, $entity_id, $variables = array()) {

    static $js_added = array();

    global $user;

    $after_flagging = !empty($variables['after_flagging']);

    // If the flagging user is anonymous, set a boolean for the benefit of

    // JavaScript code. Currently, only our "anti-crawlers" mechanism uses it.

    if ($user->uid == 0 && !isset($js_added['anonymous'])) {

      $js_added['anonymous'] = TRUE;

      drupal_add_js(array('flag' => array('anonymous' => TRUE)), 'setting');

    }

    // If the flagging user is anonymous and the page cache is enabled, we

    // update the links through JavaScript.

    if ($this->uses_anonymous_cookies() && !$after_flagging) {

      if ($this->global) {

        // In case of global flags, the JavaScript template is to contain

        // the opposite of the current state.

        $js_action = ($action == 'flag' ? 'unflag' : 'flag');

      }

      else {

        // In case of non-global flags, we always show the "flag!" link,

        // and then replace it with the "unflag!" link through JavaScript.

        $js_action = 'unflag';

        $action = 'flag';

      }

      if (!isset($js_added[$this->name . '_' . $entity_id])) {

        $js_added[$this->name . '_' . $entity_id] = TRUE;

        $js_template = theme($this->theme_suggestions(), array(

          'flag' => $this,

          'action' => $js_action,

          'entity_id' => $entity_id,

          'after_flagging' => $after_flagging,

        ));

        drupal_add_js(array('flag' => array('templates' => array($this->name . '_' . $entity_id => $js_template))), 'setting');

      }

    }