I probably would have figured that out if it told me instead of blank paging me. :p

Suggest @ Jelsoft to call die('Class vB_Datamanager not defined') instead of just exit; :)

Or just die ;)

Satan

Hmm, die() without parameters does not produce any output as well, or am I wrong?

No - I meant that you could suggest to Jelsoft that they could just die:p

They haven't fixed the Beta 3 issue yet :cry:

Satan

I don't understand how to use this? Is this a class built into 3.5? Is this code you would place in one of the files in the include directory? Or you create a new php page with functions?

Would it be possible to explain this hack in detail as if you were speaking to a very dumb person :ninja:

This is not a Hack, it's Howto ;)
Class vB_Datamanager_PM is a Class that comes with vB 3.5, yes.
You can use code like this wherever you want in your vB Projects/Hacks.

Haha, thanks for answering the dumbo :)

Whew. I was scared this was an add-on.


OK, but you need a semicolon here $pmdm->errors
right? Another dummy question, how do you get the array out of there? The "->" is throwing me off.

For objects (that's an instantiated Class) you must always use ->.

$pmdm->errors was not meant to be used as a single Code-Line, it should just show which property you have to access (for example in an if) to check for errors.

I hate OOP :)
I guess I'll have to get used to it unfortunately.