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Originally Posted by Alan @ CIT

The userinfo is stored in the (suprisingly) userinfo array To access it use:

echo $vbulletin->userinfo['userid'];
echo $vbulletin->userinfo['username'];
echo $vbulletin->userinfo['etc...etc'];

Copied it directly, nothing printed out.
Tried printing random stuff on same line to make sure that the echo is working. It does. Seems that userid is not populated? I am logged in when trying it.

Originally Posted by KirbyDE

1) For Debug Output one should use DEVDEBUG instead of echo ... doesn't destroy the Layout

Thanks. How do you use it?
Do you have to turn on debug mode? In config.php? $config=1;?

2) You can "output" an object just like an array: print_r($object)

I didn't know you could do that with an array. I thought you had to loop through all the keys and values. Hmm, I'll have to try that.

3) OOP is a great concept, although PHP (yet?) isn't "really" object-orientated.

Is there pretty much universal agreement on that, or is there a battle between the pro and anti OOP crowd?

4) In the constructor (and all Methods of Class vB_Input_Cleaner), the Userid is available as

PHP Code:

$this->registry->userinfo['userid'] 


Couldn't get that to work either.
Tried:
echo $this->registry->userinfo['userid'];

Tried:
$test= $this->registry->userinfo['userid'];
echo $test;

etcetera...