[SOLVED] Creating Users through API

I followed the tutorial found: www.allmysocials.com/tutorials/item/237-create-users-through-api

I also included all dependencies as outlined: www.allmysocials.com/tutorials/item/231-include-api-externally

When calling: registerUser( "Test", "Test", strip_tags($_POST), "Usertest", "12345" )

the return value is False. I'm assuming something failed somewhere. When checking the database, the user was created inside of jos_users successfully. So what's the process that is done inside of $row->store() that would fail?

How do you check what parts it failed on or the errors that were spat out upon failure?

You'd need to output $row->getError() to see what happened during the storing process.

I'm debugging the function and I'm having $row->store() return false the first time it is being called. My alert saying Store(): FALSE pops up but the getError alert does not appear and the function returns false.

I'm a little unfamiliar with the inner classes of community builder so could you point me to the location where I can find where the store() function of moscomprofilerUser is so I can try and track down why this is happening without returning any errors.

I found moscomprofilerUser inside of cb.tables.php but I can't find moscomprofiler to see the functions.

Nevermind I found it. Didn't realize it had a defaulted parameter passed to it so searching for store() returned nothing.

Ok, I'm at a loss now. I followed the error all the way back to

from what I see, this calls itself over and over again. I took a deeper look and $table is valid, $object is not null, $keyName is 'id' and verbose is blank. I even tried making verbose 0 just to be sure but it does nothing.

$this->_db->insertObject( $table, $object, $keyName, $verbose ); always return nothing. Any thoughts on why this would be returning nothing?

I'm going to be posting a lot more often now because we appear to fix the problem as soon as we post on the forum. The issue was I was passing a bad variable into $row.

At least I have a much better understanding of the user backbone now.