In v4 I have this code to prepopulate my form with userdata:
But when I try to use it in v5 it exhausts the memory.
Am I doing something wrong?
<?php
global $_CB_framework, $mainframe;
if ( defined( 'JPATH_ADMINISTRATOR' ) ) {
if ( ! file_exists( JPATH_ADMINISTRATOR . '/components/com_comprofiler/plugin.foundation.php' ) ) {
echo 'CB not installed!';
return;
}
include_once( JPATH_ADMINISTRATOR . '/components/com_comprofiler/plugin.foundation.php' );
} else {
if ( ! file_exists( $mainframe->getCfg( 'absolute_path' ) . '/administrator/components/com_comprofiler/plugin.foundation.php' ) ) {
echo 'CB not installed!';
return;
}
include_once( $mainframe->getCfg( 'absolute_path' ) . '/administrator/components/com_comprofiler/plugin.foundation.php' );
}
$user =& CBuser::getUserDataInstance( $_CB_framework->myId() );
$form->data['navn1'] = $user->name;
$form->data['email1'] = $user->email;
$form->data['mobil1'] = $user->cb_cell;
$form->data['adresse1'] =& $user->cb_adresse;
$form->data['post1'] = $user->cb_postnummer;
?>But when I try to use it in v5 it exhausts the memory.
Am I doing something wrong?
Hi Fribse,
Yes something is wrong - though I'm not clear what is.
I assume that you have CFv5.0.11 installed and not 5.0.1 ?
Some of the & you have are unnecessary with more recent versions of PHP and declaring $mainframe as global might be a problem.
I suggest that you set your site Error Reporting to Maximum; then comment out all of your code and check, then remove the comments bit by bit (keeping the logic correct) until you can pin down where the error is caused. Most often it is some kind of loop but I don't see any obvious one here.
Bob
Yes something is wrong - though I'm not clear what is.
I assume that you have CFv5.0.11 installed and not 5.0.1 ?
Some of the & you have are unnecessary with more recent versions of PHP and declaring $mainframe as global might be a problem.
I suggest that you set your site Error Reporting to Maximum; then comment out all of your code and check, then remove the comments bit by bit (keeping the logic correct) until you can pin down where the error is caused. Most often it is some kind of loop but I don't see any obvious one here.
Bob
Yes it's 5.0.11, sorry for the typo.
I'll go and ask Community Builder, because I don't have a clue on what is the 'right' way of getting a CB user object.
Thankyou!
I'll go and ask Community Builder, because I don't have a clue on what is the 'right' way of getting a CB user object.
Thankyou!
It seems that the code needed has changed with the later CB's.
I got a result with another tutorial, but Kyle gave me a third suggestion, so now I need to find out which is best.
I got a result with another tutorial, but Kyle gave me a third suggestion, so now I need to find out which is best.
This is the new way of getting a CB user object:
The proper way of prepopulating a field is this way (name is called navn1 in the form)
This seems to work as it should
<?php
if ( ( ! file_exists( JPATH_SITE . '/libraries/CBLib/CBLib/Core/CBLib.php' ) ) || ( ! file_exists( JPATH_ADMINISTRATOR . '/components/com_comprofiler/plugin.foundation.php' ) ) ) {
return;
}
include_once( JPATH_ADMINISTRATOR . '/components/com_comprofiler/plugin.foundation.php' );
cbimport( 'cb.html' );
$user = CBuser::getMyUserDataInstance();
The proper way of prepopulating a field is this way (name is called navn1 in the form)
$form->data['navn1'] = $user->get( 'name' ) ;
This seems to work as it should
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