Parse bbcode/clean_gpc.

[Kyojii]

I've been trying to do it this way but it keeps telling me I'm using clean_gpc wrong.

<?php
chdir("../");
require_once('./global.php');
require_once('./includes/class_bbcode.php');

$input->clean_gpc('p', $_POST['article'], TYPE_STR);

$bbcode_parser =& new vB_BbCodeParser($GLOBALS['vbulletin'], fetch_tag_list(),false);
echo $bbcode_parser->do_parse($GPC['article']);
?>

Fatal error: Call to a member function clean_gpc() on a non-object on line 6

[nhawk]

Try..

$input->clean_gpc('p', 'article', TYPE_STR);

[Kyojii]

Still having the same problem :\ new code below.

<?php
chdir("../");
require_once('./global.php');
require_once('./includes/class_bbcode.php');

$input->clean_gpc('p', 'article', TYPE_STR);

$bbcode_parser =& new vB_BbCodeParser($GLOBALS['vbulletin'], fetch_tag_list(),false);
echo $bbcode_parser->do_parse($GPC['article']);
?>

[kh99]

Try using $vbulletin->input->clean_gpc (and also $vbulletin->GPC to access the value).

[Pandemikk]

kh99 always beats me to these things, but I just want to add that using -> after a variable should only be done if you have instantiated a class with it.

For example:

class foo {
function bar() {
echo 'Foo is a class, bar is a method';
}
}

$input = new foo();
$input->bar();

[Kyojii]

Try using $vbulletin->input->clean_gpc (and also $vbulletin->GPC to access the value).

Thanks that worked I thought $vbulletin was set as a global in global.php since on other pages I was able to write queries with $db->query_read() instead of $vbulletin->db->query_read().

[kh99]

Thanks that worked I thought $vbulletin was set as a global in global.php since on other pages I was able to write queries with $db->query_read() instead of $vbulletin->db->query_read().

That works because $db is defined separately as another reference to the db object.


kh99 always beats me to these things,

That's because I have too much spare time. :)

[Pandemikk]

Thanks that worked I thought $vbulletin was set as a global in global.php since on other pages I was able to write queries with $db->query_read() instead of $vbulletin->db->query_read().
$vbulletin is an instance of the vbulletin class. :)

You were using $input, which is not an instance of any class- especially of vBulletin's! Can I ask why you were using $input?

[Kyojii]

I don't know :\