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    try outputting php errors:

    error_reporting(E_ALL);

    and of course looking at the source code, to see if anything is actually getting passed to your browser.

    did you recently upgrade to 1.0.2? i’ve noticed that errors i thought used to output to the screen in 1.0.0 aren’t displaying anymore. i haven’t poked around to see if this is true or how to fix it. i just tell php to tell me what’s wrong.
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      OK, got it

      It was the template, you had the instruction to change that to

      &userid=[+view.id+]

      but that gives you the id of web_users rather than web_user_attributes_extended. When I changed the template to

      &userid=[+view.internalKey+]

      It worked like a dream - so thanks for all your help!

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        thanks for pointing that out! i must have made a typo in my instructions. (i’ve altered my post above). glad you got it working. i know it won’t instantly make the application 100% secure, but it just seems odd to pass the user’s login via a request variable for no apparent reason, i like passing an arbitrary id better. smiley