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raskolt
Re: Saying Hello to Xoops signed in user

  • 2006/8/6 9:28

  • raskolt

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Quote:

skenow wrote:
declare $xoopsUser as a global variable in your PHP code. You can then access the various attributes of the user with something like this

$username = $xoopsUser->getVar('uname');


See this for more information.


Thanks a lot Steve. This works fine If I could complete the module and if it works, I will write your name to the credits.
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skenow
Re: Saying Hello to Xoops signed in user

  • 2006/8/10 2:14

  • skenow

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@khuhner - sorry I didn't reply sooner, staying busy.

The '$username = ...' statement is for use in a php file (where all the programming and logic goes). It, in turn, will pass information to the html files that display your pages.

<{$xoops_uname}> is a smarty variable that can be used in module and block html files like text. I hadn't tried it in a custom block, but when I did, I found it wasn't being interpreted correctly. Adding it to another block by editing it's template did produce the desired results.

Perhaps someone more knowledgeable about how the custom blocks are generated by XOOPS can explain what needs to be done to display smarty tags in custom blocks.
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wcrwcr
Re: Saying Hello to Xoops signed in user

  • 2006/9/8 8:22

  • wcrwcr

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Hi

Quote:
<{$xoops_uname}> is a smarty variable that can be used in module and block html files like text. I hadn't tried it in a custom block, but when I did, I found it wasn't being interpreted correctly. Adding it to another block by editing it's template did produce the desired results.


is there a way to make a html or even a php custom block that greets a signed user?

I played a bit with the code spotted here but..........no love

Thanks
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canbula
Re: Saying Hello to Xoops signed in user

  • 2006/9/8 8:27

  • canbula

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in a custom php block..you can use this codes

echo "Welcome, ".$xoopsUser->getVar('uname');
http://www.xoops-tr.com - Turkish Xoops
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wcrwcr
Re: Saying Hello to Xoops signed in user

  • 2006/9/8 8:53

  • wcrwcr

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Thanks canbula for your reply but if i just insert that code I get a "Returning" message and nothing happens.

It seems that i?m not allowed to create that block.

Wierd indeed
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canbula
Re: Saying Hello to Xoops signed in user

  • 2006/9/8 9:01

  • canbula

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$_SESSION['xoopsUserId'] this variable absolutely gets the user id..with this id you can get other thins that belongs the user..for example;

SELECT * FROM xoops_users WHERE uid=".$_SESSION['xoopsUserId']." ORDER BY uname ASC limit 1


like this query you can get all the information about the user..but I don't know how it can be used in a block..because its mentality is realy different
http://www.xoops-tr.com - Turkish Xoops
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wcrwcr
Re: Saying Hello to Xoops signed in user

  • 2006/9/8 9:25

  • wcrwcr

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I?ve tried

mysql_query=SELECT * FROM xoops_users WHERE uid=".$_SESSION['xoopsUserId'];
print "xoopsUserId";


But the block doesn?t shows up
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canbula
Re: Saying Hello to Xoops signed in user

  • 2006/9/8 10:40

  • canbula

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you didn't understand me..look at this

<?php
include("mainfile.php");
    $yol = XOOPS_DB_HOST;
    $kullanici_adi = XOOPS_DB_USER;
    $kullanici_sifre = XOOPS_DB_PASS;
    $veritabani_adi = XOOPS_DB_NAME;
    $veritabani_oneki = XOOPS_DB_PREFIX;
    $veri_yolu = mysql_connect($yol, $kullanici_adi, $kullanici_sifre);
    if ( ! $veri_yolu ) die ("An error occured!");
    mysql_select_db($veritabani_adi , $veri_yolu) or die ("An error occured!" . mysql_error() );
    $sonuc = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM ".$veritabani_oneki."_users WHERE uid=".$_SESSION['xoopsUserId']." ORDER BY uname ASC limit 1",$veri_yolu);
    while($satir = mysql_fetch_array($sonuc)) {
        echo $satir['uname'];
    }
    mysql_close();
?>


put this code in an external php file located in your XOOPS root directory..and call this file after login..you will see your user name
http://www.xoops-tr.com - Turkish Xoops
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Peekay
Re: Saying Hello to Xoops signed in user

  • 2006/9/8 11:41

  • Peekay

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Or you could just put this in a PHP block...
global $xoopsUser;

if ($xoopsUser) {
  //User is logged in, display welcome message
  $uname = $xoopsUser->getVar('uname');
  echo("Welcome, $uname");
} else {
  return false;
}
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wcrwcr
Re: Saying Hello to Xoops signed in user

  • 2006/9/8 17:35

  • wcrwcr

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Hi

@canbula & peekay

Thank you guys for your time

I?m using the peekay approach and everything is running smooth.

Thanks,
Wilson
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