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First of all.... You are missing the $ on the first xoopsuser..

Second.. You do realize that if you look at your use of " that your code will not work even if it is the right syntax otherwise. You will either have to "escape out" the inner "'s or you should try using '.. So would look more like...



Assuming you want uname and uud

both the missing $ and uud were only present in this thread, but okay in the executable script. Tried with ('uname') and many other variants including (uname) with same result.... empty target variables.
If you have the inclination and use the Firefox extension Firebug (or Opera Dragonfly) script tracers you can see the results on your own system using and exact same script.

--------CUT HERE----------
// // // Simple Javascript file to test assignment of xoops user variables
// ?>
//
--------CUT HERE----------

Create a new text file and rename as anynameyouwant.php then cut and paste code above removing the // and double space added at the start of each line to prevent negative interaction with php mailer. Try running from a folder under modules when logged in to xoops. I am betting you will see either no javascript trace activity or empty name and id variables when trace is run.

By the way Rodney did I say thanks? If not, thanks for helping with that last message.

if it's in a template you can use

<{$xoops_userid}>
User ID of the member

<{$xoops_uname}>
Uname for the member

Not in a template, just trying to use Javascript within a small php file to get uname and uid info into Javascript variables when the file is executed from a link in the logged on side. Tried the above variables anyways but no success. I wonder if XOOPS security features are interfering somehow. This should be simple.

Can someone tell me what is wrong with this code?

I am trying to use this to remove a user from a group. It is not working.

I will have a similar function to add a person to the group as well.

The $xoopsModuleConfig['ugroup'] line pulls up the right group and I am forcing the UID 1 which is a valid user number. I have some other code to add after I get this working but at the moment when I run this code it returns ok but no actual removal of the user.

If I am reading things right the right format for calling the method is...

removeUsersFromGroup(groupid, array(uid));

where array(uid) can be 1 user or many users.

This method is a little different than the similar method if I am understanding this which is called like this...

addUserToGroup(groupid, uid)

The snippet of code I am using...




Another note... I do get this following error...
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This is the LAST thing I need to add to my roster program before I move onto the next thing so I would greatly appreciate any help someone can give me.

I want to thank ghia, iHackCode, zyspec, and tarik for helping me out so far. I didn't expect to do this much with this module because I want to totally rewrite it but the experience was useful.