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maxhugen

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Posted: 04/08/2008, 8:34 PM

I'm trying to set a session variable as per the example in the docs "Create Custom Session Variables" when a user logs in, but I'm getting a script error (syntax error) when I try to view the page.

The error is reported as being at line 58, which is in the function bind_events():
addEventHandler("LoginButton_DoLogin", "click", LoginButton_DoLogin_OnClick);
The actual error, however, is in the custom code which I copied and modified from the Docs:
//LoginButton_DoLogin_OnClick @8-B2A5A68D  
function LoginButton_DoLogin_OnClick()  
{  
    var result;  
  //End LoginButton_DoLogin_OnClick  
  
  //Custom Code @95-2A29BDB7  
  if ($LoginButton_DoLogin_OnClick == true) {  
     $db = new clsDBConnection1();  
     CCSetSession("FName", CCDLookUp("FName","Person","PersonID=".$db->ToSQL(CCGetUserID(),ccsInteger), $db) );  
     $db->close();  
  }  
  //End Custom Code  
  
  //Close LoginButton_DoLogin_OnClick @8-BC33A33A  
    return result;  
}  
//End Close LoginButton_DoLogin_OnClick  
Can anyone suggest what I'm doing wrong?

MTIA
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maxhugen

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Posted: 04/08/2008, 9:41 PM

Maybe coz I tried to insert this on the Client side, should be in Server side?
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maxhugen

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Posted: 04/08/2008, 11:06 PM

Have worked out that the code to set a session variable should be in the Server-side script, but still struggling.
  
function Login_Button_DoLogin_OnClick(& $sender)  
{  
    ... CCS code ...  
  
    //Custom Code @95-2A29BDB7  
	function Login_DoLogin_OnClick(& $sender) {  
  
		if ($Login_DoLogin_OnClick == true) {  
			//$db = new clsDBConnection1();  
			//$db = new DBEIP_MySQL();  
			$db = new clsDBEIP_MySQL();  
  
				global $DebugOutput;  
				echo $DebugOutput->CCGetUserID();  
				echo $DebugOutput->CCDLookUp("FName","Person","PersonID=".$db->ToSQL(CCGetUserID(),ccsInteger), $db);  
  
     		CCSetSession("FName", CCDLookUp("FName","Person","PersonID=".$db->ToSQL(CCGetUserID(),ccsInteger), $db) );  
     		$db->close();  
  		}  
	}      
    //End Custom Code  
  
    ... CCS code ...  
}  
From examining CCS-generated code on other pages, I think that "$db = new clsDBEIP_MySQL();" is now correct (my connection is named EIP_MySQL)...

Unfortunately, I don't know where the 'echo' command actually outputs to, so I can't determine if my connection and CCDLookup is working or not. Wish CCS had a debugger.

The only way I can say it's not working is because in another page (where the login page redirects to) I have a Label, with the DefaultValue set to CCGetSession('FName','NOT SET!').
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maxhugen

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Posted: 04/09/2008, 5:51 PM

Finally worked it out:
function Login_Button_DoLogin_OnClick(& $sender)    
{    
    ... CCS code ...    
    
    //Custom Code @95-2A29BDB7    
    if ($Login_Button_DoLogin_OnClick == true) {  
        $db = new clsDBEIP_MySQL();  
        CCSetSession("FName", CCDLookUp("FName","Person","PersonID=".$db->ToSQL(CCGetUserID(),ccsInteger), $db) );  
        $db->close();  
    }      
    //End Custom Code    
    
    ... CCS code ...    
} 

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