02-26-2009, 06:50 PM
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The Gregarious
Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: New York
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Tanax
I'm not sure, but I would probably just do a table in db like:
friendships
fs_id
fs_user1
fs_user2
fs_type(like on vB you can have "contact" or "friend")
so when fetching someone's friendslist:
Code:
"SELECT * FROM `friendships` where `fs_user1` = '".$userid."' OR `fs_user2` = '".$userid."'";
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yeah, do you know how one would show the number of possible friends on the list? what I mean by that is when your friends with someone, you are part of that network, but not necessarily friends with the 1,000's of other people in that network...
It's easy to count how many friends you have in your group, but I guess I never really figured out how to count the other possible groups....I think Friendster is the method that I am thinking about most, i don't think facebook does it the same way as friendster...
BTW: Has your $3 matrix system worked out yet? |
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