Ok, I changed explode() to explode1() in the script and got the following:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function explode1() in /home/content/d/e/l/delnet
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Browse All TopicsI'm running an installation of the Social Engine social networking system (http://www.socialengine.n
I am running it as an invite only system, so no individual users can issue invites, only an Admin can. However, the admin invite function is capped at 10, and I have about 800 to send. I'd like to be able to send them in blocks of 100, but I cannot seem to find a way around this.
There is a section in admin_invite.php that breaks the emails into an array:
array_slice(explode(",", $_POST['invite_emails']), 0, 10));
(see full code of admin_invite.php below)
I tried increasing the 10 to 100, but for some reason that doesn't seem to change anything. The sending loop seems to rely on a count of the array - so, it seemed that increasing the array_slice would increase the overall array, but it does not seem to effect it. If I put 11 emails in the box, the system only sends 10 - so that doesn't appear to be the limiting factor either, anyone have any ideas or have a work-around for this?
LHerrou
p.s. I am NOT a php programmer... in case you hadn't figured that out yet.
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This may be a data dependent issue. Can you find a PHP programmer nearby?
You might want to add some code to check if this is TRUE at line 20:
if($setting[setting_signup
That line will send you through a different algorithm and it is possible that the function named, "send_systememail" makes an assumption about only ten emails at a time.
You can use var_dump($setting) and var_dump($_POST) to give you some visibility into the contents of those arrays.
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by: kevin_uPosted on 2009-07-05 at 11:36:30ID: 24780854
The change you made will remove the 10 limit and replace it with a 100 limit.
There are two possibilites left:
1) that section of code is not actually doing the invites, but some other section.
2) the updated php script is not actually being executed.
To find out if it is acutally being executed, put a syntax error in there somehwere, to verify that the script that you are changing is actually being executed. If you get a blank page, when submitting your invites (or other activities that involve that script), then you know that you have the right script (eliminates item 2 above).