Dizkus

Hi! I need some help...

Here's the content of my pntables.php

function test_pntables()
{
$pntable = array();

$tableName = pnConfigGetVar('prefix') . '_test';

$pntable['test'] = $tableName;

$pntable['test_column'] = array('recordid' => $tableName . '.recordid');

return $pntable;
}

And the partial content of my pninit.php

function test_init()
{
// Reference database connection
$dbconn =& pnDBGetConn(true);

// Reference pnTable from PostNuke core array
$pntable =& pnDBGetTables();

print_r($pntable);
die();

The table ($pntable['test']) and column ($pntable['test_column']) I specify in pntables.php is not in the $pntable array! Where did I go wrong? Please help!

-Ang

Upon further investigation by inserting die() in pntables.php, I realized it was never called. I have made sure display_error is on and error_reporting is E_ALL. Where do I go from here?

-Ang

in your test_init() function, after defining $pntables, do this:

$testtable = &$pntable['test'];
$testcolumn = &$pntable['test_column'];

That should work.

Thanks for the suggestion. After one week of reading up all the documents and posting I can find, I finally found the answer at the PostNuke Modules Factory (http://home.postnuke.ru/index.php/).



I am trying out the new Ubuntu and the file permission wasn't set correctly. PostNuke was unable to 'read' pntables.php.

:)