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user var (pnUserSetVar , user_data , ... )- solved with 760+
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Ok, checked http://noc.postnuke.com/tracker/?func=detail&aid=1578&group_id=5&atid=101 and few other topics.
so, pnUserSetVar does not work ? is there an equivalent of pnModSetVar then for each user ?
I would like to store the last connection time and few other variables specific to my module for every user (watched items, bookmarked, ...)
Should I directly do SQL requests with the user_data database ? another database specific to my mobule ?
Thx,
Fabien.
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the problem has been been fixed in the current CVS
Providing you are using .760+ this works fine.
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Well as MDPro is based off the .726 codebase, they may not have fixed the bug. Anyway, if that's the case you don't want support from us, you want to file a bug report with them.
MDPro and PostNuke have diverged to an extent now that I wouldn't feel confident giving you advice on their product. Besides, this is a PostNuke forum!
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