AutoAction excecute PHP

Hi Krileon,

Sorry about this. I ended out using the onAfterBackendUsersList when i found the other code, but forgot to write it.

Indeed onAfterBackendUsersList should work if the code action is configured properly as it will cause a return/echo (if configured to do so)

This is exactly the conclusion I had reached the first time. But what is properly configured? Could you give me at least one example of some working code then I should be able to figure out the rest by my self. Even doing something simple as:
$test = \"testing\";
return $test

is returning a empty array if using php eval and giving me the following error when trying php function:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '"', expecting T_STRING in /public_html/components/com_comprofiler/plugin/user/plug_cbautoactions/models/code.php(38) : runtime-created function on line 1

Fatal error: Function name must be a string in /public_html/components/com_comprofiler/plugin/user/plug_cbautoactions/models/code.php on line 39

Best regards
Tobias

PS: I have written around 10 joomla component by my self so no need for assistance on the debugging...

Appears there is a bug on how content is output. Need to review further and have created the below bug ticket for investigation. If can find acceptable solution in a timely manner will try to release new build today.

forge.joomlapolis.com/issues/3121

Released 2.1.2 that fixes proper returning of values, but usage of that trigger seams rather tricky. It appears you need a list of the userids in an array of an array. Example as follows.

Code: Method: Return

The thing is if there is a user_id missing from the array you'll get an error, so in your code you'll also need to get a list of user rows, which is normally provided by the trigger it self however you won't have access to that var in CB Auto Actions.

Hi again,

The new release do inded fixes the issues. I also reached the conclusion that it needed to return an array as the sugested form. I'm however not understanding why i can't access the $row value? It seems like it is being send along with the plugin trigger?

Best regards
Tobias

CB Auto Actions does not have access to the triggers variables. The only variable it trys to process is the $user variable. In addition to that the Code action isolates the code into its own process and it can not access the variables inside the function preparing it (but does support substitutions).

Hmm... what a shame. I guess i will have to once again move back to hacking CB.