Recently I found the e_userprofile.php functionality in the code, allowing for plugin developers to enter data into the userprofile. This functionality was added by Lisa back in 2007 and probably requires updating to the new v2 standards (class, globals, etc.). More info: http://wiki.e107.org/index.php?title=Embedding_Into_Userprofile
This is the current way it is used.
if(!function_exists('e_userprofile_pluginname')){
function e_userprofile_pluginname(){
$text = "Text for this field";
$caption = "Field name";
//either return a one level array of caption and text
return array('caption'=>$caption, 'text'=>$text);
//or return a multi level array with an array of captions and an array of texts
/*
return array('caption'=>array('caption1', 'caption2'),
'text'=>array('text1', 'text2')
);
*/
}
}
Recently I found the e_userprofile.php functionality in the code, allowing for plugin developers to enter data into the userprofile. This functionality was added by Lisa back in 2007 and probably requires updating to the new v2 standards (class, globals, etc.). More info: http://wiki.e107.org/index.php?title=Embedding_Into_Userprofile
This is the current way it is used.
It actually still works :)