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andersa
Switching a user between two groups

  • 2004/7/15 12:07

  • andersa

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I have two groups which I know has IDs 4 and 5. I am trying to switch a user between the two groups with this code:

Quote:

$member_handler =& xoops_gethandler('member');

$result = $member_handler->removeUsersFromGroup(4,array($xoopsUser->getVar('uid')));
$member_handler->addUserToGroup(5,$xoopsUser->getVar('uid'));


I know for sure the first call fails ($result is False), and the user doesn't get added to the second group either, so I guess that fails too. But can anyone see why?
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Dave_L
Re: Switching a user between two groups

  • 2004/7/15 12:47

  • Dave_L

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Is PHP debug on, and are you sure $xoopsUser is defined at that point? I would add this to the beginning of that code, for debugging:

error_reporting(E_ALL);
echo is_object($xoopsUser) ? 'xoopsUser IS defined' : 'xoopsUser is NOT defined';
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ackbarr
Re: Switching a user between two groups

these calls fail because the XoopsMySQLDatabaseSafe::Query() function will only perform an insert, update, or delete query when called from a POSTed form. If you turn on MySQL debugging you should see those queries flagged in red.
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andersa
Re: Switching a user between two groups

  • 2004/7/15 19:35

  • andersa

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Ah! It took a bit of work to convert the module to using forms, so I could do post the form. I was just using get.

I've got my module up and running now! Thanks!
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bluwu
Re: Switching a user between two groups

  • 2004/9/11 0:05

  • bluwu

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Quote:

ackbarr wrote:
these calls fail because the XoopsMySQLDatabaseSafe::Query() function will only perform an insert, update, or delete query when called from a POSTed form. If you turn on MySQL debugging you should see those queries flagged in red.

Knowing about the safety feature of XoopsMySQLDatabaseSafe::Query() function, is there a way to update without a FORM. I would like not to use a form in my scenario.


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ackbarr
Re: Switching a user between two groups

XoopsMySQLDatabaseSafe::QueryF() will work without a form, it forces the query to run, bypassing the safety checks.
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bluwu
Re: Switching a user between two groups

  • 2004/9/11 0:50

  • bluwu

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Quote:

ackbarr wrote:
XoopsMySQLDatabaseSafe::QueryF() will work without a form, it forces the query to run, bypassing the safety checks.


Thanks for responding
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bluwu
Re: Switching a user between two groups

  • 2004/9/11 1:02

  • bluwu

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Is there an argument I can pass to tell addUsertoGroup (or other function) to force?

Nevermind.... Looks like I found it...

Like coolsville man.
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bluwu
logout/login after switching a user between two groups?

  • 2004/9/14 23:57

  • bluwu

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When you switch a user between groups (adding to group etc.) does a user have to log out in order to have his new permissions kick in?

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