How to get the user logged??

[fedepia]

Hello, does anybody know how I can do a login using the sugar webservices using the sugar user logged?
I need to know who is the user logged. Is there any way using the sugarbean?

[andopes]

Hi Federico

Your needs is not so clear.
Can you explain in details what you are meaning to do?

Cheers

[fedepia]

hi, andopes.
I'm using sugar 5.0.0d and I've installed the enhancedStudio module to it. This module adds a new type of field named 'code'. In this code field, we can add php code, so we can access to the sugarbean of the specific module.

For example, if we add a custom field of code type to the detailview of contact, and we put to it the following code:
echo "The contact name is: " . $bean->name;
then, when we access to detailview of a contact, we will see in the field that we've added the message "The contact name is John Doe"

My question is, how can I get the user logged to sugar? Can I do this using a sugarbean? Is there any session variable that saves the user logged?

Thanks for your time

cheers

[andopes]

Hi Federico

Contact directly the Enhanced Studio developer.
He can easily answer that question.

Cheers

[kuske]

The current user is stored in $current_user, after a global statement you have full access.


global $current_user;
$userid = $current_user->id;

Some example fields that a accessable:

[name] => Administrator
[full_name] => Administrator
[id] => 1
[user_name] => admin
[user_hash] => b8c25af11984801275dec87d8d481532
[salutation] =>
[first_name] =>
[last_name] => Administrator
[date_entered] => 05.06.2008 21:57
[date_modified] => 05.06.2008 21:57
[modified_user_id] => 1
[created_by] =>
[created_by_name] =>
[modified_by_name] =>
[description] =>
[phone_home] =>
[phone_mobile] =>
[phone_work] =>
[phone_other] =>
[phone_fax] =>
[email1] =>
[email2] =>
[address_street] =>
[address_city] =>
[address_state] =>
[address_postalcode] =>
[address_country] =>
[status] => Active
[title] => Administrator
[portal_only] => 0
[department] =>
[authenticated] =>
[error_string] =>
[is_admin] => 1
[employee_status] =>
[messenger_id] =>
[messenger_type] =>
[is_group] => 0
[accept_status] =>
[receive_notifications] => 1
[reports_to_name] =>
[reports_to_id] =>

[fedepia]

hello kuske, thanks for your detailed answer, it is great to know that.
I take to ask you, how can I do to know all the field that I can access?
thank you very much for your help

[kuske]

just write a

global $current_user;
$GLOBALS['log']->fatal(print_r($current_user,true));

anywhere in a module and you will see the whole current_user entry in the logfile.