FrontEndUsers Settings - On Login

[nicklee5]

This is going to be really simple for many of you but U have to say that I am missing the point here somewhere...

I want to receive an email when someone successfully logs onto my Members area. So I have set this up with FrontEndUsers, and in the settings, under Preferences, I have gone down to the "Notification Settings", selected "on Login", set the email address and email subject, and in the "Notification Email Template" I have the following:

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Someone has logged in: {$username}

When someone DOES log in I get an email with the content:

Someone has logged in:

But it does not identify WHO has logged in... What am I doing wrong please?

[velden]

It's not an direct answer to your question but it could help you now and in the future during troubleshooting:

put somewhere in the Notification Email template:

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{get_template_vars}

and log a FrontEnd User in.

You should get an email with all variables available to the template. It might help you find the one you need.

(I didn't it)

[nicklee5]

OK, I did that, and what I got back was really useful, but not sure how to use it! This is the bit that was what I need to decypher...:

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feu_input_username <em>(string)</em> = XYZ@msn.com<br/>

So it looks like I need to 'do something' with "feu_input_username", but not exactly sure - I've tried embedding in braces ({feu_input_username}) and/or putting a dollar sign in front of it ({$feu_input_username})..... Still just getting a blank answer...

Any thoughts anyone??

[nicklee5]

Could really do with an answer please, so 'bump'....

[velden]

if {$feu_input_username} doesn't work I think 'feu_input_username' is a property of another object.

So we'd need to see the relevant part where you found this 'feu_input_username'. If posting please use code tags of this forum and remove sensitive information.

I don't have a FEU install so can't check it for you.

[nicklee5]

This is the contents of the email I received when following the advice and inserting {get_template_vars} - note that I have NOT embedded it in code form as I want you to see it exactly as it comes into my mailbox, and also note that as recommended I have replaced the sensitive stuff with X's...:

<pre>$SCRIPT_NAME <em>(string)</em> = /cms3/index.php<br/>$app_name <em>(string)</em> = callable<br/>$sitename <em>(string)</em> = Crowthorne Archers<br/>$content_obj <em>(object of type: Content)</em> = {}<br/>$content_id <em>(string)</em> = 75<br/>$page_id <em>(integer)</em> = 75<br/>$page_alias <em>(string)</em> = members-area<br/>$lang <em>(string)</em> = en_US<br/>$encoding <em>(string)</em> = utf-8<br/>$smarty <em>(NULL)</em> = <br/>$actionid <em>(string)</em> = m713a0<br/>$actionparams <em>(array)</em> = [<br/>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;.returnid <em>(integer)</em> = 75<br/>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;.inline <em>(integer)</em> = 0<br/>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;.nocaptcha <em>(integer)</em> = 0<br/>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;.returnto <em>(string)</em> = <br/>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;.only_groups <em>(string)</em> = <br/>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;.feu__data <em>(string)</em> = <br/>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;.feu_input_username <em>(string)</em> = XXXXXXXXXX@msn.com<br/>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;.feu_input_password <em>(string)</em> = XXXXXXXXXX<br/>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;.feu_submit <em>(string)</em> = <br/>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;.action <em>(string)</em> = login<br/>]<br/>$returnid <em>(string)</em> = 75<br/>$actionmodule <em>(string)</em> = FrontEndUsers<br/>$mod <em>(object of type: FrontEndUsers)</em> = {<br/>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;._colors <em>(NULL)</em> = <br/>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;._actionid <em>(string)</em> = m713a0<br/>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;._actionname <em>(string)</em> = login<br/>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;->_image_directories <em>(array)</em> = [<br/>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;.0 <em>(string)</em> = modules/FrontEndUsers/icons<br/>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;]<br/>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;._current_tab <em>(NULL)</em> = <br/>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;._current_action <em>(NULL)</em> = <br/>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;._errormsg <em>(NULL)</em> = <br/>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;._messages <em>(NULL)</em> = <br/>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;._returnid <em>(NULL)</em> = <br/>}<br/>$FrontEndUsers <em>(object of type: FrontEndUsers)</em> = {<br/>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;._colors <em>(NULL)</em> = <br/>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;._actionid <em>(string)</em> = m713a0<br/>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;._actionname <em>(string)</em> = login<br/>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;->_image_directories <em>(array)</em> = [<br/>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;.0 <em>(string)</em> = modules/FrontEndUsers/icons<br/>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;]<br/>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;._current_tab <em>(NULL)</em> = <br/>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;._current_action <em>(NULL)</em> = <br/>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;._errormsg <em>(NULL)</em> = <br/>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;._messages <em>(NULL)</em> = <br/>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;._returnid <em>(NULL)</em> = <br/>}<br/></pre>

[velden]

Well, in an html page it would have been more obvious what you need.
I don't know much about this email functionality so I'm not sure if this will be the best way to do it.

Your variable is in {$actionparams['feu_input_username']}

[nicklee5]

Awesome!!! Solved!!!!!!

Thank you SO MUCH 'velden' - that is exactly what I was looking for!

Apologies for not putting it in as HTML - I can see what you mean now, but that's exactly how it came to me in an email. But no problem - I have learnt something from all of this - many thanks!