Removes a record to indicate that a module is no longer using a file.
The file_delete() function is typically called after removing a file usage to remove the record from the file_managed table and delete the file itself.
$file: A file object.
$module: The name of the module using the file.
$type: (optional) The type of the object that contains the referenced file. May be omitted if all module references to a file are being deleted.
$id: (optional) The unique, numeric ID of the object containing the referenced file. May be omitted if all module references to a file are being deleted.
$count: (optional) The number of references to delete from the object. Defaults to 1. 0 may be specified to delete all references to the file within a specific object.
function file_usage_delete(stdClass $file, $module, $type = NULL, $id = NULL, $count = 1) {
// Delete rows that have a exact or less value to prevent empty rows.
$query = db_delete('file_usage')
->condition('module', $module)
->condition('fid', $file->fid);
if ($type && $id) {
$query
->condition('type', $type)
->condition('id', $id);
}
if ($count) {
$query
->condition('count', $count, '<=');
}
$result = $query
->execute();
// If the row has more than the specified count decrement it by that number.
if (!$result && $count > 0) {
$query = db_update('file_usage')
->condition('module', $module)
->condition('fid', $file->fid);
if ($type && $id) {
$query
->condition('type', $type)
->condition('id', $id);
}
$query
->expression('count', 'count - :count', array(
':count' => $count,
));
$query
->execute();
}
}