Provide API function to return relationship counts [#468442]

Hi,

I would like to add 'this user has x amount of relationships' to the content profile template.

Something similar exists for flags as follows:

<?$flag = flag_get_flag('recommend') or die('No "recommend" flag!');

$count = $flag->get_count($uid);

if ($count == 0) {
  print t("");
} else {
  print t('This Member has <a href="@view-url">@in-words</a>', array(
    '@view-url' => url("user/$uid/recommendations"),
    '@in-words' => format_plural($count, '1 Recommendation', '@count Recommendations'),
  ));
}?>

Please, how would I change that for relationships?

Look forward to any reply, and thank you.

Comments

Comment #1

63reasons-AS CreditAttribution: 63reasons-AS commented 21 May 2009 at 04:37

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63reasons-AS CreditAttribution: 63reasons-AS commented 21 May 2009 at 04:40

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Comment #3

Liliplanet CreditAttribution: Liliplanet commented 5 June 2011 at 08:40

It's been a while .. please would be wonderful if I could either add in a block on or the custom profile tpl

user has X amount of relationships, and perhaps by relationship type?

x number of fans
x number of colleagues

Most appreciate any reply, and thank you :)

Comment #4

Liliplanet CreditAttribution: Liliplanet commented 6 June 2011 at 08:19

* bump * sorry .. but this is important, any help most appreciated :)

Comment #5

alexx90 CreditAttribution: alexx90 commented 9 June 2011 at 07:31

in drupal forums you will never get answer just forget about that
i asked many times for help before you but no one alive her

Comment #6

mrf CreditAttribution: mrf commented 10 June 2011 at 23:14

User relationships doesn't have a function to return a relationships count, but I needed this for UR Limits.

If you install the module you can then use:

user_relationship_limits_relationship_count($rtid, $uid);

Substitute the ID of your relationship for $rtid and $uid is the user's id.

Or just take that function and adapt it for your own needs.

Comment #7

RKS CreditAttribution: RKS commented 26 July 2011 at 01:47

I wonder what you would include as $uid if you wanted it global? So if "Friend" is 1 you could substitute that easily but for all users and not just one how would you substitute?