[tamarian]

Thanks for the how-to's

I needed to use $session outside the templates, it's now:

$session => $vbulletin->session->vars

[noppid]

Originally Posted by tamarian

Thanks for the how-to's

I needed to use $session outside the templates, it's now:

$session => $vbulletin->session->vars

That syntax you used may be confusing. It took me about 3 minutes to catch your drift. I see now that you were making a relation though. But here's what the new one looks like for the other folks.

$vbulletin->session->vars['sessionurl']

[tamarian]

Originally Posted by noppid

That syntax you used may be confusing.

It shouldn't be That's the syntax suggested by the first post, left to right.

[noppid]

Originally Posted by tamarian

It shouldn't be That's the syntax suggested by the first post, left to right.

Sorry I tried to help. Perhaps I should just shut up. :/

I was not trying to start an argument.

[tamarian]

Originally Posted by noppid

Sorry I tried to help. Perhaps I should just shut up. :/

I was not trying to start an argument.

Me neither. My post was not meant to offende you, and if it did, I apologize. I just meant that was the syntax used by Brad in his first post. Anyway, between the both of us, we may have actually helped someone.

[sabret00the]

what is the new array for $userinfo (not $bbuserinfo)

[Colin F]

Originally Posted by sabret00the

what is the new array for $userinfo (not $bbuserinfo)

That's the one that's used on the members profile and so, right?

I just checked the memberinfo template, and it hasn't changed there...

[zetetic]

Yeah, I mentioned that u=$userinfo[userid] wasn't working in the postbit a few posts ago. I think we might have to wait for the documentation to find out all the new conditionals.

[tamarian]

userinfo is not a global variable like bbuserinfo. So it won't be part of the new $vbulletin object and other globals. The variable name for userinfo will be different depending on the script or template being edited.

[zetetic]

Originally Posted by tamarian

userinfo is not a global variable like bbuserinfo. So it won't be part of the new $vbulletin object and other globals. The variable name for userinfo will be different depending on the script or template being edited.

Thanks for the info, tamarian. I'll just use $post[userid] in the postbit instead.

Do you have any idea how I can solve this problem? Is there a replacement for $GLOBALS?

[tamarian]

Originally Posted by tmhall

Thanks for the info, tamarian. I'll just use $post[userid] in the postbit instead.

Do you have any idea how I can solve this problem? Is there a replacement for $GLOBALS?

How about this?

$vbulletin->userinfo['buddyarray'] = $buddyarray

[zetetic]

Originally Posted by tamarian

How about this?

$vbulletin->userinfo['buddyarray'] = $buddyarray

Hm... Actually I think I goofed up somewhere else before. $GLOBALS is working fine now.

[deathemperor]

function construct_page_nav now accepts 5 params, not just 3 as the legacy one

but I don't really know why the phpdoc only states for 3 params:

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1st param: current page number
2st param: number of items per page.
the last 3 params are defined in the phpdoc above, they're just like before.


Please update all the info that users submit so that others only have to look at the fist post so that they can check for what has been changed.

[Brad]

Originally Posted by tmhall

Yeah, I mentioned that u=$userinfo[userid] wasn't working in the postbit a few posts ago. I think we might have to wait for the documentation to find out all the new conditionals.

$userinfo did not change, it is still built in member.php take a look. The reason it didn't work in the postbit is it's not defined there, what your looking for is.

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[deathemperor]

$url => $vbulletin->url


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I can't use $vbulletin->input->clean_array_gpc as globalize()

with globalize()

globalize($_POST, array('e' => INT, 'do' => STR_NOHTML, 'iconid' => INT));

gives value to varibles $e, $do, $iconid

but with

$vbulletin->input->clean_array_gpc('p', array('e' => TYPE_UINT, 'do' => TYPE_STR, 'iconid' => TYPE_UINT));

I can't get $e, $do, $iconid

any suggestion to use $vbulletin->input->clean_array_gpc properly ?

EDIT: I figured out it turns to be $vbulletin->GPC['e'], $vbulletin->GPC['do'], $vbulletin->GPC['iconid'], am I correct ? how complex.

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print_standard_error(...)
is now redundant. Instead, use
standard_error(fetch_error(...))