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1. Cyberser
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   Posted 1 year ago #

   First sorry for my poor english, my native language is spanish.

   Designing a pluggin I found what I think is a bug. In the lines 1178 to 1286 pluggable.php file reads as follows:

   wp_create_nonce function ($ action = -1) {
   $ user = wp_get_current_user ();
   $ uid = (int) $ user-> id;

   $ i = wp_nonce_tick ();

   return substr (wp_hash ($ i. $ action. $ uid, 'nonce'), -12, 10);
   }
   endif;

   As can be seen on line 1280 says $ user-> id, instead of $ user-> ID;
   This causes PHP throw an error: Undefined property: stdClass:: $ id

   Currently in my pluggin wp_create_nonce I have overwritten the function, but reported to be corrected in the following versions if this is a bug.

   Thanks

2. Cyberser
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago #

   I saw the same thing in other functions. Some research I discovered that "id" (lower case) is not generated automatically in all cases. I've solved without having to overwrite functions if after cleaning the cache so as to put ID (uppercase).

   // This throw the error
   wp_cache_delete($_POST["userid"], 'users');
   $current_user = get_userdata($_POST["userid"]);

   // this work without overwritter
   wp_cache_delete($_POST["userid"], 'users');
   $current_user = get_userdata($_POST["userid"]);
   $current_user->id = $current_user->ID;

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