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Please post the complete file you are using now.
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This is the entire content of the page I'm testing:
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#24
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You aren't actually using the fetch_avatar_url() function...
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Wow, how did I miss that one line? I know I was using it originally because I was getting an error from it at one time. I must have taken it out to get rid of the error.
I put it back in on the new test file I showed you and now I get a database error: PHP Code:
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Please post the file you are using. Just saying "I put it in" doesn't really explain where.
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There.
The url of the file is mydomainname.com/avitest.php, and the url of my forums is mydomainname.com/forums/, it that helps. |
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$vbulletin->userinfo is the array for the logged in user's info, not $userinfo.
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I replaced the $userinfo's with $vbulletin->userinfo's and still get a blank page.
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I took your php page, replaced the $userinfo with $vbulletin->userinfo and I get a page that simply says:
// AVATAR But, since you aren't using a template to spit anything out and you aren't echoing anything in your php, I would not expect any other result. edit: I meant to add, if I add this, I get something to spit out. I'm not sure it's the best way to do this though (someone else may comment on that). PHP Code:
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