Strange behaviour of a Hook!

[Belelros]

Hi there,

 

I have this hook:

 

<?php

function setupweb($vars) {

$password= $vars["params"][password];

$email= $vars["params"][email];
$domain= $vars["params"][domain];

$subdomain=str_replace(".$main_domain", "", $vars["params"][domain]);
  exec("mysql -uroot -p$root_pass $subdomain < /home/master/master.sql");

$date = date("Y-m-d H:i:s");

$connection = mysql_connect("localhost","root","S4ha5do0w");

mysql_select_db("dbmydnsconfig", $connection);

$sql="INSERT INTO `dns_rr` VALUES('', 1, 0, 'riud', 'riud', '', 1, 5, '$subdomain', 'A', '$server_ip', 0, 86400, 'Y', '2010-04-30 17:21:16', 2010043002)";

$sqlb="INSERT INTO `hosting` VALUES('', '$subdomain', '$password','$date' ,'0','$_SERVER[HTTP_REFERER]','$_SERVER[REMOTE_ADDR]','$data')";

mysql_query($sql,$connection);
mysql_query($sqlb,$connection);


mysql_close($connection);
}

add_hook("AfterModuleCreate",1,"setupweb");

?>

 

And it makes it right. It creates a Database and also a folder and insert some data in a DB table. But then, I needed to insert more code which is:

 

mysql_select_db($subdomain, $connection);
$mailsql="UPDATE 'config'  set config_value='$email' where config_name like 'admin_email'";
mysql_query($mailsql,$connection);

 

The DB "selected" is the one created in this step:

 

exec("mysql -uroot -p$root_pass $subdomain < /home/master/master.sql");

 

I've tried to put in another function and execute it using

 

add_hook("AfterModuleCreate",2,"setupanotherfunction");

 

And also inside the function at the top but it doesn't do anything... anyone have any clues?

[ShaneMcC]

You haven't included all the code there so I'm making assumptions here, but my best guess is that you aren't creating the variable in the second function. The $subdomain variable only exists inside that first function, it won't exist in another unless you declare it, or make it global.

[Belelros]

You haven't included all the code there so I'm making assumptions here, but my best guess is that you aren't creating the variable in the second function. The $subdomain variable only exists inside that first function, it won't exist in another unless you declare it, or make it global.

 

As I said, I tried to put that code in the first function (so it could use the subdomain variable) and when it is in a second function I copy all the variables again in that function.

 

The majority of the code is there

 

BTW, thanks for your help ^^

[laszlof]

What he is saying is, the variables will not carry over from function1 to function2 without defining them as globals. You'd have to redefine them in the second function

[Belelros]

What he is saying is, the variables will not carry over from function1 to function2 without defining them as globals. You'd have to redefine them in the second function

 

I don't know if you didn't understand but I certainly redefine them if they are in another function so that's not the problem. I just avoid copying that because it was the same text as above.

[Trekkan]

BTW, that looks like a valid root password in your first post, might wanna edit that.

[Belelros]

It seems I can't

[laszlof]

Report the post and have a moderator remove it. Either way, you should change it.

[Belelros]

I did it but nobody answered yet...