Example #1
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 public function testloadPreferences()
 {
     //unset and reconnect Db to resolve mysqli fetch exeception
     global $db;
     unset($db->database);
     $db->checkConnection();
     $user = new User();
     $user->retrieve(1);
     $result = $user->loadPreferences();
     $this->assertEquals(true, $result);
 }
Example #2
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 /**
  * Forces a fresh fetching of user preferences.
  * 
  * User preferences are written to the users session, so when an admin changes
  * a preference for a user, that user won't get the change until they logout.
  * This forces a fresh fetching of a users preferences from the DB when called.
  * This shouldn't be too expensive of a hit since user preferences need only
  * be fetched once and can be stored on the client.
  * 
  * @param User $current_user A User bean
  */
 public function forceUserPreferenceReload($current_user)
 {
     // If there is a unique_key in the session, save it and change it so that
     // loadPreferences() on the user will be forced to collect a fresh set
     // of preferences.
     $uniqueKey = null;
     if (isset($_SESSION['unique_key'])) {
         $uniqueKey = $_SESSION['unique_key'];
         $_SESSION['unique_key'] = 't_' . time();
     }
     $current_user->loadPreferences();
     // Set this back to what it was
     $_SESSION['unique_key'] = $uniqueKey;
 }