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Saturday 12 November 2005 4:38:22 am - 2 replies
Clemens T
Saturday 12 November 2005 7:51:20 am
Do this in your template:
{def $userid=14} {def $user=fetch('user', '$userid')} TheUserID:{$user.contentobject.node_id} {undef $user} {undef $userid}
If I'm not right try this, so you can look for the node_id:
{def $userid=14} {def $user=fetch('user', '$userid')} UserObject:{$user|attribute(show,2)} {undef $user} {undef $userid}
greets, Clemensps: hope it helps
Kristof Coomans
Wednesday 16 November 2005 12:15:58 am
The user's ID is the ID of the user's content object:
{def $userid=14} {def $userobject=fetch( 'content', 'object', hash( 'object_id', $userid ) )} Main node id: {$userobject.main_node_id} {undef $userobject} {undef $userid}
If you want to have the main node instead of the main node's ID, then you can use <i>$userobject.main_node</i>.
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