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Friday 24 September 2010 7:57:12 am - 1 reply

Introduction

At the end of this tutorial you should be comfortable with exporting user information from PHP scripts.

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Lars Fugelseth	Friday 01 October 2010 4:53:20 am I think there is a small error in the example for fetching the current logged in user. The current user is fetch with the following method: $user = eZUser::currentUser(); $user = $users['name']; $cli->output( 'Username: ' . $user->attribute( 'login' ) ); $cli->output( 'Email: ' . $user->attribute( 'email' ) )

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Friday 01 October 2010 4:53:20 am

I think there is a small error in the example for fetching the current logged in user.
The current user is fetch with the following method:

$user = eZUser::currentUser();

$user = $users['name'];
$cli->output( 'Username: ' . $user->attribute( 'login' ) ); 
$cli->output( 'Email: ' . $user->attribute( 'email' ) )

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