<?php
// This initialises all MODx Commands and Permissions! :D
require_once '../config.core.php';
require_once MODX_CORE_PATH.'model/modx/modx.class.php';
$modx = new modX();
$modx->initialize('mgr');
$modx->getService('error','error.modError', '', '');
function userPurchasedItem($item_id, $payment_amount, $payer_email, $username) {
// Setup the user, using the $username passed to the function
$myUser = $modx->getObject('modUser', array('username'=>$username));
if ($myUser instanceof modUser) {
$modx->user = $myUser;
echo 'user Success!';
} else {
die('No User');
}
}
?>
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function userPurchasedItem($item_id, $payment_amount, $payer_email, $username) {
global $modx;
It's in a function. You have to declare the $modx variable global.
function userPurchasedItem($item_id, $payment_amount, $payer_email, $username) { global $modx;
BobRay explains here http://forums.modx.com/thread/15948/when-use-global-modx#dis-post-86192
$modx->initialize('web');<?php
// Copyright Pixel Crescent 2014 All Rights Reserved
// This initialises all MODx Commands and Permissions! :D
require_once '../config.core.php';
require_once MODX_CORE_PATH.'model/modx/modx.class.php';
$modx = new modX();
$modx->initialize('web');
$modx->getService('error','error.modError', '', '');
function userPurchasedItem($item_id, $payment_amount, $payer_email, $username) {
global $modx;
$myUser = $modx->getObject('modUser', array('username'=>$username));
if ($myUser instanceof modUser) {
$myUser->joinGroup('4');
echo 'user Success!';
} else {
die('No User');
}
}
?>
userPurchasedItem(12, 24.95, [email protected], 'BobRay');
You have a function that adds a user to a User Group, but you're never calling that function in your code (at least not in the code you've posted).
This line at the end would add me to group 4 (assuming that I was in your database):
userPurchasedItem(12, 24.95, [email protected], 'BobRay');
FYI, you can send the ID of a role as the second argument to joinGroup() if you want to assign the user a role in the group.
<?php
include('userPurchase.php');
userPurchasedItem('001', '25', '[email protected]', 'muffinjello');
?>
$cm = $modx->getCacheManager(); $cm->refresh();
They might, though I think they would have it the next time they log in. You can clear the cache in the code with:
$cm = $modx->getCacheManager(); $cm->refresh();
That clears the entire site cache, though. It's possible to clear just the relevant parts of the cache, but it's fairly complex and difficult to set up.
