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softech's avatar
softech
Guide
4 months ago

message id question

I have a question about message id

 

I always 2 integer ids in my URL, eg:

https://baord.com/t5/boardname/ThreadsSubject/m-p/1204122#M832222

 

the 2 numbers i have question is the 1204122 and 832222

I know on messages table, the ide is 1204122, so I can use 

select * from messages where id is 12041122

I know sometimes I see that number being call Thread id as well

but how about the 832222 ?

I see it referred as "message-id" in some url, too.  For example:

 https://baord.com/t5/forums/replypage/board-id/boardname/message-id/832222/load-autosave/true

 

so, where this 832222 id actually stored?  which table? 

 

thanks

 

  • VikasB's avatar
    VikasB
    Boss
    4 months ago
    One should be a topic/thread(root message) id. And second one should be the
    message/reply(child messages) id.
    Both ids are stored in message table.
    • softech's avatar
      softech
      Guide
      4 months ago

      HI VikasB 

      no, from what I see, the messages table has only one of the 2 numbers, just the 1204122 in my example above

       

      the other number 832222 is a different sequence, it is not in the messages table, not sure where it stored

      • AbhishekIlindra's avatar
        AbhishekIlindra
        Boss
        4 months ago

        softech As VikasB mentioined the second one 832222 is the reply id since the replies are high the count will be different

         

        Kindly check this in the reply table

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        Thanks & Regards,
        Abhishek Illindra

  • luk's avatar
    luk
    Boss
    4 months ago

    There are different "id"'s with Khoros, the anchor/hash M<id> is something like a "topic-internal" id, it's not really useful for API requests, these messages have their own uniqueId though, but it's not reflected in the URL hash which is primarily there to jump to a message within a conversation...

    The best way to illustrate (I guess) is to check the options menu "permalink" URL for replies, there you'll see the actual reply message uniqueId.