Create permanent owner_id column in the item table, and use a soft

relationship to bind the two.  To do this, I overrode __get in
Item_Model so that $item->owner returns the appropriate User_Model.

1 files changed, 2 insertions, 2 deletions

diff --git a/core/helpers/photo.php b/core/helpers/photo.php
index 231e3a9c..44350f2f 100644
--- a/core/helpers/photo.php
+++ b/core/helpers/photo.php
@@ -33,13 +33,13 @@ class Photo_Core {
    * @param string  $description (optional) the longer description of this photo
    * @return Item_Model
    */
-  static function create($parent_id, $filename, $name, $title, $description=null, $user_id = null) {
+  static function create($parent_id, $filename, $name, $title, $description=null, $owner_id = null) {
     $photo = ORM::factory("item");
     $photo->type = "photo";
     $photo->title = $title;
     $photo->description = $description;
     $photo->name = $name;
-    $photo->user_id = $user_id;
+    $photo->owner_id = $owner_id;
 
     $pi = pathinfo(basename($filename));
     if (empty($pi["extension"])) {