I am trying to list items connected to users on their profile page.
Is there a list of profile variables example $current->id so i can get the id of the profile I'm viewing as opposed to $my->id which gets the current user's id?
Where are you trying to access this information? In a new plugin? In a delimiter field through substitutions? There is API to grab the viewing user, yes, example as follows.
Code:
global $_CB_framework;
$user =& CBuser::getUserDataInstance( $_CB_framework->myId() );
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krileon wrote: Where are you trying to access this information? In a new plugin? In a delimiter field through substitutions? There is API to grab the viewing user, yes, example as follows.
Code:
global $_CB_framework;
$user =& CBuser::getUserDataInstance( $_CB_framework->myId() );
That pulls the current user info, not the profile info.
eg. if john doe is on jim public's profile, i want john to see jim's info, not his own
Ah, ok I understand what you're wanting now, sorry. It depends on how you're using the code. For example if you're using tab class then the $user object passed to its functions is always of the displayed user. At any rate the below will always grab displayed user if there is one.
Code:
global $_CB_framework;
$user =& CBuser::getUserDataInstance( $_CB_framework->displayedUser() );
Note if you execute your code too early this won't be set yet, but as you didn't provide your usage there's not much more I can suggest.
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