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thank's, thank's, thank's!
This is the code that I used:
bye
This is the code that I used:
if ($xoopsUser){
foreach($xoopsUser->vars as $key=>$value){
$user[$key] = $value;
}
foreach($user as $key=>$value){
foreach($user[$key] as $key1=>$value1){
if ($key1 == 'value')
$user[$key] = $value1;
}
}
echo "Your user id is: ".$user['uid'];
}
?> bye
23
thank's!
In my case, if I want show the user id in the page, I have to substitute the
for
Is it right?
In my case, if I want show the user id in the page, I have to substitute the
$xoopsTpl->assign('user',$user); for
echo $user['uid']; Is it right?
24
I created a new table in my DB, and I created a members' form (the form is showed after the users logged in).
In my new table, there is a column 'user-id' that will contain the user id of the user that logged in (the 'uid' column of the table called xoops_user).
How can I get this value?
How can I know who is the members that will compile the form?
PS: I'm sorry for my English...
In my new table, there is a column 'user-id' that will contain the user id of the user that logged in (the 'uid' column of the table called xoops_user).
How can I get this value?
How can I know who is the members that will compile the form?
PS: I'm sorry for my English...
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