constructing phrases for standard errors?

[AN-net]

anyone know how can i use dynamic vb phrases and construct while using them as an error in print_standard_error function?

[CarCdr]

I am not sure I understand the question AN-net. You could call it with any phrase, such as

eval(print_standard_error('This is an error.', false /* No lookup */));
eval(print_standard_error($vbphrase['some_phrase'], false));

[AN-net]

well here is my code:

PHP Code:

eval(print_standard_error('journalfloodcheck', $setting['floodint'], 'posting another entry')); 


the two after journalfloodcheck are susposed to be used to construct {1} and {2} in the journalfloodcheck phrase. am i doing it right?

[CarCdr]

No, the way you have it, you are passing 3 separate parameters to print_standard_error -- which do not match the usage for the arguments of that function. You will have to construct the phrase before you call print_standard_error by calling construct_phrase, which is intended to do what you want.

Then, once you have the phrase made, make the call to print_standard_error as I showed, with the second argument of "false".

[AN-net]

oh ok cause i knew about construct_phrase but i wasnt sure how to do it with print_standard_error. thanks

edit:
hmmm still doesnt work, it still gives me trouble

my code:

PHP Code:

                    $vbphrase['journalfloodcheck']= construct_phrase($vbphrase['journalfloodcheck'], $setting['floodint'], 'commenting');
                    eval(print_standard_error('journalfloodcheck')); 


[CarCdr]

Originally Posted by AN-net

oh ok cause i knew about construct_phrase but i wasnt sure how to do it with print_standard_error. thanks

edit:
hmmm still doesnt work, it still gives me trouble

my code:

PHP Code:

                    $vbphrase['journalfloodcheck']= construct_phrase($vbphrase['journalfloodcheck'], $setting['floodint'], 'commenting');
                    eval(print_standard_error('journalfloodcheck')); 


You are not making the call to print_standard_error I suggested in my post, with the second argument of 'false', which would look like this:

eval(print_standard_error($vbphrase['journalfloodcheck'], false);

A cleaner approach would be to not overwrite $vbphrase, like this:

$msgTemp = construct_phrase($vbphrase['journalfloodcheck'], $setting['floodint'], 'commenting');
eval(print_standard_error($msgTemp, false));

[AN-net]

not to bump an old thread but i have tried to get it construct phrase and now it doesnt display the phrase at all but just the error box with nothing in it

here is my current code:

PHP Code:

                $floodcheck= $DB_site->query_first("SELECT comment_date AS lastcomdate FROM ".TABLE_PREFIX."journal_comments WHERE commenter_id=".$bbuserinfo['userid']." ORDER BY comment_date DESC");
                if((TIMENOW - $floodcheck['lastcomdate'])<= $setting['floodint'])
                {
                    $vbphrase['journalfloodcheck']= construct_phrase($vbphrase['journalfloodcheck'], $setting['floodint'], 'commenting');
                    eval(print_standard_error("".$vbphrase[journalfloodcheck]."", false));
                } 


[Natch]

PHP Code:

eval(print_standard_error(construct_phrase($vbphrase['journalfloodcheck'], $setting['floodint'], 'commenting'), false)); 


[AN-net]

nope nothing shows up still

[AN-net]

anyone, please i really need this