[petteyg359]

New plugin template:

PHP Code:

require_once('./eveitapi/class.api.php');
require_once('./eveitapi/class.charselect.php');
$api359 = new Api();
$api359->debug(false); // enable debugging
$api359->cache(false); // do not use a cache-file, if one exists
$api359->setCredentials($bbuserinfo[field6],$bbuserinfo[field7]);
$uchars359 = $api359->getCharacters();
$chars359 = CharSelect::getCharacters($uchars359);
$eveitapi = $chars359[0][charname];
$charblahtest = "Hello";
echo "Hello"; 


New output:

require_once('./eveitapi/class.api.php'); require_once('./eveitapi/class.charselect.php'); = new Api(); (false); // enable debugging (false); // do not use a cache-file, if one exists (1188020,RDQiA46jtGtzMUEFVtgbtJ2CfhTCIPGkD0JeUz22NomPeQWCx552fwe0gwkSi4bh); = (); = CharSelect::getCharacters(); = [charname]; = "Hello"; echo "Hello";

It's still pretending it's plain text rather than executing the PHP code.

The above is using the "eval" plugin and "array_merge" cache plugin.

When I use the method from this post I get the following output. Still doesn't parse it, but at least this way it's not evaluating the variables.

require_once('./eveitapi/class.api.php'); require_once('./eveitapi/class.charselect.php'); $api359 = new Api(); $api359->debug(false); // enable debugging $api359->cache(false); // do not use a cache-file, if one exists $api359->setCredentials(" . $GLOBALS['vbulletin']->userinfo['field6'] . "," . $GLOBALS['vbulletin']->userinfo['field7'] . "); $uchars359 = $api359->getCharacters(); $chars359 = CharSelect::getCharacters($uchars359); $eveitapi = $chars359[0][charname]; $charblahtest = \"Hello\"; echo \"Hello\";

Would it be easier to just build the variables and/or array in eveit.php itself, rather than using another template, since the API part won't be displaying anything, just storing information?