Hello,
I need to show the UserName of the user who last modified a record. I had a look at this post
http://chronoengine.com/forums/posts/f12/t12163
My requirement is slightly different I need to show the name in an output with other data. I know the user id who modified from the field "cf_modified_by" whihch is stored in the table but how do I get the name. Do I have to query the table for each record in the body code. I have written the below code in "body". It doesn't work. Let me know if this is the right way to do it. The SQL seems to be ok. Does Joomla have some function to get username or name from userid.
Thanks
Amal
I need to show the UserName of the user who last modified a record. I had a look at this post
http://chronoengine.com/forums/posts/f12/t12163
My requirement is slightly different I need to show the name in an output with other data. I know the user id who modified from the field "cf_modified_by" whihch is stored in the table but how do I get the name. Do I have to query the table for each record in the body code. I have written the below code in "body". It doesn't work. Let me know if this is the right way to do it. The SQL seems to be ok. Does Joomla have some function to get username or name from userid.
<tr>
<td style="font-weight: bold; color: gray;width: 5%;"><?php global $ll_count; echo $ll_count++; ?></td>
<td style="width: 15%;"><strong>{ip_text_first_name}</strong></td>
<td style="width: 15%;"><strong>{ip_text_last_name}</strong></td>
<td style="width: 5%; text-align:right;">{cf_modified_by},
<?php
$db =& JFactory::getDBO();
$queryN = "SELECT id, name, username FROM `jos_users` WHERE `id` = '{cf_modified_by}'";
$db->setQuery($queryN);
$rowN = $db->loadObject();
//echo $queryN;
echo $rowN->name;
?>
</td>
</tr>
Thanks
Amal
GreyHead,
I tried many options but it doesn't seem to work. The code from FAQ always returns the currently logged in user and not the user from the row in the result.
I tried using '{cf_modified_by}', {cf_modified_by}, `{cf_modified_by}`, $form->data[cf_modified_by] as an arugment to getUser() but none of them worked. I tried get the name but some of them work and others return blank.
Below code returns the correct UserId for each row:
But adding
Gives "JUser: :_load: User {cf_modified_by} does not exist" for each row. I tried using the other quote and then the error goes away but I never the actual username or name. It only gave the current logged in user.
Also wanted to know which one of the following should work:
1. $user =& JFactory::getUser(`{cf_modified_by}`);
2. $user =& JFactory::getUser('{cf_modified_by}');
3. $user =& JFactory::getUser({cf_modified_by});
4. $user =& JFactory::getUser($form->data[cf_modified_by]);
My knowledge of Php is average so pls don't mind my asking all this. Are the fields in braces replaced in all php code, whether in single, double quote etc.
Regards
Amal
I tried many options but it doesn't seem to work. The code from FAQ always returns the currently logged in user and not the user from the row in the result.
I tried using '{cf_modified_by}', {cf_modified_by}, `{cf_modified_by}`, $form->data[cf_modified_by] as an arugment to getUser() but none of them worked. I tried get the name but some of them work and others return blank.
Below code returns the correct UserId for each row:
$ll_userid = '{cf_modified_by}';
echo $ll_userid ;
But adding
$user =& JFactory::getUser($ll_userid);
echo $user->username;
Gives "JUser: :_load: User {cf_modified_by} does not exist" for each row. I tried using the other quote and then the error goes away but I never the actual username or name. It only gave the current logged in user.
Also wanted to know which one of the following should work:
1. $user =& JFactory::getUser(`{cf_modified_by}`);
2. $user =& JFactory::getUser('{cf_modified_by}');
3. $user =& JFactory::getUser({cf_modified_by});
4. $user =& JFactory::getUser($form->data[cf_modified_by]);
My knowledge of Php is average so pls don't mind my asking all this. Are the fields in braces replaced in all php code, whether in single, double quote etc.
Regards
Amal
HI Amal,
You usually can't mix the ChronoForms {input_name} with PHP - I'm surprised that it did anything useful in your example.
I think you something like this:
Bob
You usually can't mix the ChronoForms {input_name} with PHP - I'm surprised that it did anything useful in your example.
I think you something like this:
<?php
$user =& JFactory::getUser($row->cf_modified_by);
echo $user->username;
?>
Bob
GreyHead,
Thanks for replying on the weekend. Sorry it doesn't seem to work. Only gives the logged in user for each row. My guess is that the issue is with JFactory::getUser(). Checked the documentation http://docs.joomla.org/JFactory/getUser, it says it accepts an argument. Not sure what is going on.
Thanks
Amal
Thanks for replying on the weekend. Sorry it doesn't seem to work. Only gives the logged in user for each row. My guess is that the issue is with JFactory::getUser(). Checked the documentation http://docs.joomla.org/JFactory/getUser, it says it accepts an argument. Not sure what is going on.
Thanks
Amal
Create a new model with
table name:users
model: you_model
relations: Belong to
foreign key: user_id
fields: username
in front list -> coloumns list add
you_model.username: Username
table name:users
model: you_model
relations: Belong to
foreign key: user_id
fields: username
in front list -> coloumns list add
you_model.username: Username
The previous post is for chronoconenctivity v5.
But is similar to chonoconnectivity v4. Change foreign key with created_id
But is similar to chonoconnectivity v4. Change foreign key with created_id
Hi Amal,
Please try the same code but replace $row->cf_modified_by with $row['cf_modified_by'] Max changes the way the data is shown between versions :-( I copied the object method from another post of his but it may not work with the version of CC that you have.
If that doesn't work then you'd need to turn on the CC Debugger to see what data is available.
As you say the JFactory::getUser() method accepts parameter - from memory either a user ID or a username.
Bob
Please try the same code but replace $row->cf_modified_by with $row['cf_modified_by'] Max changes the way the data is shown between versions :-( I copied the object method from another post of his but it may not work with the version of CC that you have.
If that doesn't work then you'd need to turn on the CC Debugger to see what data is available.
As you say the JFactory::getUser() method accepts parameter - from memory either a user ID or a username.
Bob
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