• inexinferis [15]
  
  

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  [16] Posted: 01.04.2008, 18:04

  Hi, I?m developing a guestbook for postnuke 0.8 and I don?t know how to get the USER HOMEPAGE URL var from the current user, I?d tray whit pnUserGetVar('URL'); but it seems to be disabled in this version, the question is, how can I get this var???
  
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  edited by: inexinferis, Apr 01, 2008 - 03:23 PM
  
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  [22] Posted: 01.04.2008, 18:07

  In Smarty [23], I know this works:
  
  

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  <!--[pngetbaseurl]-->

  
  
  I'm not sure on the core variables?
  
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• inexinferis [28]
  
  

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  [29] Posted: 01.04.2008, 18:21

  but:
  
  

  jaenosjelantru

  
  

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  <!--[pngetbaseurl]-->

  
  

  
  
  gives the core URL, not the current user home page...
  
  
  
  edited by: inexinferis, Apr 01, 2008 - 03:24 PM
  
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  [35] Posted: 01.04.2008, 18:25

  No clue, sorry. I guess I misunderstood. I'm totally clueless as to how to gather that information without user input. It seems like the browser would not give that information by a simple command, but would require user input.
  
  http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&safe=off&q=retrieve+browser+home+page+PHP
  
  ?
  
  
  
  edited by: jaenosjelantru, Apr 01, 2008 - 12:30 PM
  
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  [41] Posted: 02.04.2008, 14:38

  This is one thing that really annoys me too: It is really hard to get these user variables. The access contains the legacy of PHPNuke and Postnuke .7 and some new stuff from .8
  
  But you can use pnUserGetVars($uid) to get ALL user variables in an array. So you can pick out what you need.
  
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  [47] Posted: 02.04.2008, 17:51

  Wow I hadn't tried this, simply it would be
  
  

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  $home_page = pnUserGetVar(_YOURHOMEPAGE)

  
  
  Or using the new object library
  
  

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  Loader::loadClass('UserUtil');
  $usr_dud = UserUtil::getUserDynamicDataFields(SessionUtil::getVar('uid'));
  foreach (UserUtil::getDynamicDataFields() as $dud) {
      if ($dud['prop_label'] == _YOURHOMEPAGE) {
          $home_page = $usr_dud[$dud['prop_id']]['uda_value'];
      }
  }

  
  
  But it assumes that the property label '_YOURHOMEPAGE' hasn't been changed.
  
  I've been experimenting as I write...
  I thought adjusting the Profile module for a default, non-editable set of 'obvious' variable labels might do the trick or use it's pnAPI to get what I wanted... but it's not pnAPI compliant???
  
  So I am requesting some feedback on this core module and it's usage from someone involved in the code please.
  
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  [52] Posted: 02.04.2008, 17:56

  Also thinking the UserUtil could use some UserUtil::[get|getAll|set][user]Profile() methods.
  
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• AmmoDump [56]
  
  

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  [57] Posted: 02.04.2008, 18:41

  Topiatic

  But it assumes that the property label '_YOURHOMEPAGE' hasn't been changed.

  
  
  I came to the same conclusion...
  
  
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• inexinferis [61]
  
  

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  [62] Posted: 04.04.2008, 14:30

  thanks!!!

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  $home_page = pnUserGetVar(_YOURHOMEPAGE)

  works great!!!
  
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