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if (!isset($modx->_userConfig['SMF_ID']))
{
$setting =&$modx->newObject('modUserSetting');
$setting->set('user', $id);
$setting->set('key', 'SMF_ID');
$setting->set('value', $value);
// associate it with a modUser
$user->addOne($setting);
// save it
$setting->save();
$modx->reloadConfig();
}
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Well, we’re down the rabbit-hole now, huh?
Ok, this worked, now I have a 5000 lines error log. What am I looking for ?
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[[!login]] [[!TestSetting]]
<?php
if ($modx->getLoginUserName($modx->context->key))
{
$modx->reloadConfig();
$user= $modx->getUser();
$id=$user->get('id');
if (!isset($modx->_userConfig['SMF_ID']))
{
$setting =&$modx->newObject('modUserSetting');
$setting->set('user', $id);
$setting->set('key', 'SMF_ID');
$setting->set('value', $id);
// associate it with a modUser
$user->addOne($setting);
// save it
$setting->save();
$user->save();
}
$modx->reloadConfig();
}
return 'Setting for user ID : ' . $id . ' is : ' . $modx->_userConfig['SMF_ID'];
?>
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<?php
if ($modx->user->isAuthenticated('web')) {
$setting =$modx->newObject('modUserSetting');
$setting->set('user', $modx->user->get('id'));
$setting->set('key', 'SMF_ID');
$setting->set('value', $modx->user->get('id'));
$setting->save();
}
?><?php
return $modx->getOption('SMF_ID', null, "No SMF_ID is set");
?>
I’m not sure where that code came from, but if I create two pages, one with the Login snippet followed by a SetUserSetting snippet, and another with UserSettingTest (see code below), it displays the proper data every time...
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