Hi,
maybe:
you use
echo $user->email;
instead
return $user->email;

Hi,
i am using "echo $user->email;"

regular Jumla integration work fine.:

try to use return like Joomla integration.

echo or return are not a part of our APIs, these a PHP commands.

Easy Profile Support wrote:

regular Jumla integration work fine.:

try to use return like Joomla integration.

echo or return are not a part of our APIs, these a PHP commands.

Oh, I see, well i tested this also, and there is same problem, no data are viewed (Field not populated).
When i am trying to populate the field by this code:

//<code>

$user = JFactory::getUser();

return $user->get('email');

//</code>

everything working fine.
Only while i am trying to integrate Easy profile api, somehow nothing appear.
I sow i the posts , that someone already has similar problem, the issue is, that i tested different form creators, and the easy profile api not worked on no one worked :-(

dolphin br wrote:

Easy Profile Support wrote:

regular Jumla integration work fine.:

try to use return like Joomla integration.

echo or return are not a part of our APIs, these a PHP commands.

Oh, I see, well i tested this also, and there is same problem, no data are viewed (Field not populated).
When i am trying to populate the field by this code:

//<code>

$user = JFactory::getUser();

return $user->get('email');

//</code>

everything working fine.
Only while i am trying to integrate Easy profile api, somehow nothing appear.
I sow i the posts , that someone already has similar problem, the issue is, that i tested different form creators, and the easy profile api not worked on no one worked :-(

P.S I AM USING Joomla 3.5.1 + Easy form 1.3.18

See attached images.

Thanks

Hi,
obviously does not work, you do not remove

<?php ?>

statements.

More clear, put this:

require_once(JPATH_SITE.'/components/com_jsn/helpers/helper.php');

$user=JsnHelper::getUser();

return $user->email;

Keep in mind that we not provide support for RSForm syntax!

Easy Profile Support wrote:

More clear, put this:

require_once(JPATH_SITE.'/components/com_jsn/helpers/helper.php');

$user=JsnHelper::getUser();

return $user->email;

Keep in mind that we not provide support for RSForm syntax!

Good morning.
Well i tested the code with and without <? php> statement, and the result are the same - nothing :-(.
As i mentioned in previous posts, i tried different form creators, and the api didn't work :-( from some reason. Pleaseeeee, help meeee :-)
Actually i buy your extension because you create api to connect to different extensions...

Hi,

As i mentioned in previous posts, i tried different form creators, and the api didn't work

Our APIs works, but you need to have basic PHP knowledge.

sorry we can't help you, free support is limited. We can only explain how to works our API. But we can't do this for you.

I was trying to figure this out as well, their wiki does provide the right coding, it is how we put it into RSForm that is the problem.

This is what worked for me Go to the field you want to display the information into, In Default Value enter the following code

//<code>

require_once(JPATH_SITE.'/components/com_jsn/helpers/helper.php');

$user=JsnHelper::getUser();

return $user->email;

//</code>

The following code populates all the fields I need as well just by changing the field alias name.

Thanks William, we have not experience with RSForm and we did not know this RSForm behavior