I've this little bit of code, and for some reason, it wasn't setting the
username/password properly;
if(($midgard=mgd_auth_midgard("admin*linux.ie","secret",0)))
echo "Admin auth worked<BR>\n";
if($person->create()) {
mgd_update_password( $person->id, $per_username, $per_password);
echo "mgd_update_password( $person->id, $per_username, $per_password)<BR>\n";
echo "User account created for $person->username<P>\n";
} else {
echo "Failed to create an account for $person->username<P>\n";
}
It prints;
Admin auth worked
mgd_update_password( 0, valen, testpass)
User account created for valen
Any idea why the person would be created - in the table, it's been given
an id etc. Could it just be that $person->create() doesn't fill in the ID
field ? Without the id, is there a handy way of reloading the person
structure ? (something like a $person->fetch() ?)
Kate
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