On Mon, 30 Jul 2001, pp wrote:
> > > I want to use multi database system so I do not see any sense
> > > to use sitegroup
>
> good, I thought that sitegroup is neccesary
No it is not, but some admin interfaces expect it.
> ok, have a look:
>
> if ( isset ($TestCookie)) {
> // was sent in code-init, returns true
> mgd_auth_midgard(login,pass);
use mgd_auth_midgard(login,pass,0) if you don't want to send a cookie.
> $newmidgard = mgd_get_midgard();
> $uzer = mgd_get_person($newmidgard->user);
> $k = mgd_get_person($uzer->id);
strange... wouldn't $uzer and $k now be object referring to the same
person record?
> echo "$uzer->username....$k->id"; // works good
> mgd_create_topic($t->id,$TestCookie,'1','1',$uzer->id,'2');
should create a topic under topic with id $t->id, with name =
"$TestCookie", description = '1', extra='1', owner = $uzer->id, code =
'2');
however, a topic should be owned by a group, not a person. If you indeed
have the parent topic in an object $t, probably you want to replace
$uzer->id with $t->owner.
> // $uzer is in $t group owner
> and here return false
Try this for the last bit of the script:
if(mgd_create_topic($t->id,$TestCookie,'1','1',$t->owner,'2')) {
/* okay, continue with what you want to do */
} else {
echo "create topic failed. Reason: " . mgd_errstr();
}
This would hopefully provide you with a descriptive message as to why the
topic could not be created.
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