The entire way question data is stored just seems odd. Why store the question names as MD5 hashes in a language key?

Grr

Okay I made my own solution to filter all question data down to one section, others may find this useful:

//Get the question data$questions = $questionService->findViewQuestionsForAccountType($targetUser->accountType);//Filter the section$keyPrefix = BOL_QuestionService::QUESTION_LANG_PREFIX;$section = 'Contact Details';$questionNames = array();foreach($questions as $question ){$sectionName = $questionService->getQuestionLangKeyName('section', $question['sectionName']);$sectionName = OW::getLanguage()->text($keyPrefix, $sectionName);if( $sectionName == $section ){$questionNames[] = $question['name'];}}//Get the question data$questionData = $questionService->getQuestionData(array($targetUserId), $questionNames);//Get the question labels$questionLabels = array();foreach( $questionData as $set => $user ){foreach( $user as $key => $value){$questionLabel = $questionService->getQuestionLangKeyName('label', $key);$questionLabel = OW::getLanguage()->text($keyPrefix, $questionLabel);if( !array_key_exists($key, $questionLabels) ){$questionLabels[$key] = $questionLabel;}}}

bloody formatting!

yeah its pretty funky huh storing the type as a hash in the db and then creating a lang key as hash for it so it has a related text value from the lang value table lol... 

i was looking for the function to convert it from hash to text and found out i dont think there is one, they just use the hash for everything and only the text value for display purposes is all.  But it looks like all processing is done using the hash value.