Use atkGetUser() outside nodes/modules - Revision history

bahtiar at 13:51, 12 February 2010

2010-02-12T13:51:22Z

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	// If you want to do the same thing as me you will need an instance of the atkDb		// If you want to do the same thing as me you will need an instance of the atkDb
	$db = &atkGetDb();		$db = atkGetDb();
	</syntaxhighlight>		</syntaxhighlight>

	Very short Howto but very handy if you needed this. Took me some time to figure it out. I hope it helps.		Very short Howto but very handy if you needed this. Took me some time to figure it out. I hope it helps.

bahtiar: Use getUser() outside nodes/modules moved to Use atkGetUser() outside nodes/modules

2007-12-17T21:36:36Z

Use getUser() outside nodes/modules moved to Use atkGetUser() outside nodes/modules

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Sandy: changed getUser into atkGetUser, todo: create a new page for this with a diffrent title

2007-12-12T22:51:52Z

changed getUser into atkGetUser, todo: create a new page for this with a diffrent title

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	{{howto\|Advanced\|[[Meinaart van Straalen]] <meinaart@zicht.nl>}}		{{howto\|Advanced\|[[Meinaart van Straalen]] <meinaart@zicht.nl>}}

	This Howto describes how you can use ~~getUser~~() outside a node or a module. I used this, for example, to display some information about the user on the welcome.php page.		This Howto describes how you can use atkGetUser() outside a node or a module. I used this, for example, to display some information about the user on the welcome.php page.

	The call to atksecure() also makes sure that nobody can access the file without logging in first.		The call to atksecure() also makes sure that nobody can access the file without logging in first.
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	atksecure();		atksecure();

	// Now you can use ~~getUser~~()		// Now you can use atkGetUser()
	$user = ~~getUser~~();		$user = atkGetUser();

	// If you want to do the same thing as me you will need an instance of the atkDb		// If you want to do the same thing as me you will need an instance of the atkDb

Leon: Despam

2007-07-10T07:35:33Z

Despam

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	// If you want to do the same thing as me you will need an instance of the atkDb		// If you want to do the same thing as me you will need an instance of the atkDb
	$db =</syntaxhighlight>		$db = &atkGetDb();
			</syntaxhighlight>

			Very short Howto but very handy if you needed this. Took me some time to figure it out. I hope it helps.

LpjSqi at 19:59, 9 July 2007

2007-07-09T19:59:30Z

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	// If you want to do the same thing as me you will need an instance of the atkDb		// If you want to do the same thing as me you will need an instance of the atkDb
	$db = ~~&atkGetDb();~~		$db =</syntaxhighlight>
	</syntaxhighlight>

	~~Very short Howto but very handy if you needed this. Took me some time to figure it out. I hope it helps.~~

bahtiar at 15:07, 14 January 2007

2007-01-14T15:07:15Z

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	The call to atksecure() also makes sure that nobody can access the file without logging in first.		The call to atksecure() also makes sure that nobody can access the file without logging in first.

	<~~pre~~>		<syntaxhighlight lang="php">
	$config_atkroot = "./";		$config_atkroot = "./";
	include_once("atk.inc");		include_once("atk.inc");
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	// If you want to do the same thing as me you will need an instance of the atkDb		// If you want to do the same thing as me you will need an instance of the atkDb
	$db = &atkGetDb();		$db = &atkGetDb();
	</~~pre~~>		</syntaxhighlight>

	Very short Howto but very handy if you needed this. Took me some time to figure it out. I hope it helps.		Very short Howto but very handy if you needed this. Took me some time to figure it out. I hope it helps.

bahtiar at 16:13, 14 July 2006

2006-07-14T16:13:10Z

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	This Howto describes how you can use getUser() outside a node or a module. I used this, for example, to display some information about the user on the welcome.php page.		This Howto describes how you can use getUser() outside a node or a module. I used this, for example, to display some information about the user on the welcome.php page.

			The call to atksecure() also makes sure that nobody can access the file without logging in first.

	<pre>		<pre>
	$config_atkroot = "./";		$config_atkroot = "./";
	include_once("atk.inc");		include_once("atk.inc");
	~~include_once~~(~~"atk/skel/include.php"~~);
			atksession();
			atksecure();

	// Now you can use getUser()		// Now you can use getUser()

Meinaart at 08:56, 13 July 2006

2006-07-13T08:56:21Z

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	{{howto\|Advanced\|[[Meinaart van Straalen]] <meinaart@zicht.nl>}}		{{howto\|Advanced\|[[Meinaart van Straalen]] <meinaart@zicht.nl>}}

	This ~~HowTo~~ describes how you can use getUser() outside a node or a module. I used this, for example, to display some information about the user on the welcome.php page.		This Howto describes how you can use getUser() outside a node or a module. I used this, for example, to display some information about the user on the welcome.php page.

	<pre>		<pre>
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	</pre>		</pre>

	Very short ~~HowTo~~ but very handy if you needed this. Took me some time to figure it out. I hope it helps.		Very short Howto but very handy if you needed this. Took me some time to figure it out. I hope it helps.

Meinaart: This HowTo describes how you can use getUser() outside a node or a module

2006-07-13T08:54:06Z

This HowTo describes how you can use getUser() outside a node or a module

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{{howto|Advanced|[[Meinaart van Straalen]] <meinaart@zicht.nl>}}

This HowTo describes how you can use getUser() outside a node or a module. I used this, for example, to display some information about the user on the welcome.php page.

<pre>
$config_atkroot = "./";
include_once("atk.inc");
include_once("atk/skel/include.php");

// Now you can use getUser()
$user = getUser();

// If you want to do the same thing as me you will need an instance of the atkDb
$db = &atkGetDb();
</pre>

Very short HowTo but very handy if you needed this. Took me some time to figure it out. I hope it helps.