Revcms referral system error

[jimi1001]

i use this:

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THIS PEOPLE INVITED ME
:

I REGISTER NOW BECOSS RICHY IS INVITED ME:

When I signed up:

MY CLASS.USERS.PHP:

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Sorry my bad English im from Finland.
Post comment and help me please

 

[H3jula]

post makes like no sense.

 

[jimi1001]

post makes like no sense.

Sry but help me plz My class.users.php:

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[Khalil]

Your users class is not required, can you post your core class? The problem is generating due to an inappropriate function calling, the adduser() function is calling for the function hashed(), that function may not exist, however just to be certain, post your core class.

 

[jimi1001]

Your users class is not required, can you post your core class? The problem is generating due to an inappropriate function calling, the adduser() function is calling for the function hashed(), that function may not exist, however just to be certain, post your core class.

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[Khalil]

Ah, I see, my mistake, I should have noticed earlier. The problem is not the function calling, it's the object that's being hashed, in this case: $template->form->reg_password. To put it in a more simple manner, the object '$template->form->reg_password' is not defined, so it's as if you're telling the function 'hashed()' to hash nothing.

Define that object and the problem should be gone.

 

[jimi1001]

Ah, I see, my mistake, I should have noticed earlier. The problem is not the function calling, it's the object that's being hashed, in this case: $template->form->reg_password. To put it in a more simple manner, the object '$template->form->reg_password' is not defined, so it's as if you're telling the function 'hashed()' to hash nothing.

Define that object and the problem should be gone.

Could you put your instructions?

 

[Khalil]

Could you put your instructions?

If you don't know how to define a simple object in PHP, you shouldn't be attempting to run a retro.

I'm not going to spoonfeed you the answer, however, I'll tell you this, the solution is within the users class, find it and replicate it into the ref() function.

 

[jimi1001]

If you don't know how to define a simple object in PHP, you shouldn't be attempting to run a retro.

I'm not going to spoonfeed you the answer, however, I'll tell you this, the solution is within the users class, find it and replicate it into the ref() function.

I dont know how this is my first time, when i use this help me pls ;(