Twitter API

[wsg14]

Below is my user construct function, and it's grabbing the user details from a database. But when I go to update.php it says Username and/or password not set.

I don't understand why it's doing this as the code is fine, any help? Thanks.

include ("includes/global.php");

$d = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM twitter WHERE user = '$ouser'");
$details = mysql_fetch_array($d);

$use = $details['twituser'];
$pw = $details['twitpw'];

    function __construct ($user, $password) 
    {
        $this->Username = "$use";
        $this->Password = "$pw";
    } 

[Dentafrice]

What the hell are you doing?

You're not in a class, so why are you using __construct?

Plus where is $user and $password set?

Plus, in your construct, you're not even using $user and $password? And you're using $this outside of a class?

Where the hell did you get these ideas?

[wsg14]

I just took the code from the class, so it is in a class yes. I don't know where $user and $password are set, that's how it was when I downloaded it.

[Dentafrice]

You took the code from the class.. if you did that.. it's no longer in the class?

Just look at the example files on PHPClasses, the link I provided you.. it shows you exactly how to do it..

[Calgon]

Don't be a complete moron, of course people use Twitter. More people use it now than ever before.

Was there a need to call me a moron? No.

You are the moron.

I just asked as it's not really been discussed about lately on here, or many people using "twitter.com/MAHNAME" as their MSN names anymore.

[wsg14]

You took the code from the class.. if you did that.. it's no longer in the class?

Just look at the example files on PHPClasses, the link I provided you.. it shows you exactly how to do it..

I copy and pasted the parts of the code from my_twitter.php and pasted it here to show you my problem. It is still in a class.

[Dentafrice]

Paste your whole file..

[wsg14]

my_twitter.php:

<?php
include ("includes/global.php");

$d = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM twitter WHERE user = '$ouser'");
$details = mysql_fetch_array($d);

$use = $details['twituser'];
$pw = $details['twitpw'];

class twitter
{
        
    private $Username;
    private $Password;
    
    //
    private $MaxLength = 140;
    private $UserTimeLine = array ();
    private $FollowingTimeLine = array ();
    private $Replies = array ();
    
    private $UrlTwitter = 'http://twitter.com/';
    private $UrlStatus = 'http://twitter.com/statuses/';
    
    function __construct ($user, $password) 
    {
        $this->Username = "$use";
        $this->Password = "$pw";
    }
             
/********************* Status Methods *****************************/

//Update Status
    public function updateStatus ($status='')
    { 
        if(empty($this->Username) || empty($this->Password))
        {
            $this->Error(1);
        } else 
        {
            if(!empty($status) && strlen($status) <= $this->MaxLength)
            {
                $url = $this->UrlStatus;
                $url .= 'update.xml?status='. urlencode(stripslashes(urldecode($status)));
                
                $request = $this->requestToTwitter($url);
                return $request;
                
            }else
            {
                $this->Error(3);
            }
        }
    }

update.php:

<?php    
include ("includes/global.php");
include ("my_twitter.php");

$getstatus = $_POST['status'];

$twitter =  new twitter('TwitterUser', 'TwitterPassword');

$twitter->updateStatus($getstatus);
        
?>

<form method="POST">
<input type="text" name="status" />
<input type="submit" value="tweet" />
</form>

[wsg14]

Don't worry about it anymore, I figured it out.