Hi,

I am playing around with the $article->create() method, but I run into
trouble. I have created the following script:

<?php

   $article     = mgd_get_article();
   $article->title    = "\$article->create(); example";
   $article->abstract = "Creating articles is easy ...";
   $article->content  = "Creating articles is easy, and the
\$article->create() ";
   $article->content .= "function makes it easier. Also your code will be
more ";
   $article->content .= "readable, which is A Good Thing (tm).";
   $article->author   = $midgard->user;
   mgd_errno();
   $id = $article->create();
   if(!$id) {
    echo "Failed to create article<br>\n";
    echo "Reason: " . mgd_errstr(mgd_errno()) . "\n";
   } else {
    echo "Article created. ID of article is $id.<br>\n";
    $attachment = $article->createattachment("name","title","text/html");
    if(!$attachment) {
      echo "Failed to create attachment.<br>\n";
      echo "Reason: " . mgd_errstr(mgd_errno()) . "\n";
    } else {
     echo "Created attachment. ID of attachment is $attachment.<br>\n";
    }
   } 
 ?>

Which results in the following output:

Article created. ID of article is 17.
Failed to create attachment.
Reason: Object does not exist

So I do succeed in creating an article, and I would assume that that would
only be possible if the $article object would exist. 
LogLevel is set to debug, no relevant messages though.

What's wrong in this picture?

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Armand A. Verstappen * <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> *
     


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