Returns an array with the current user data from the Login table.
Syntax
Security::currentUserData()
Arguments
No arguments.
Return value
Returns an array with the current user data from the Login table.
Note: this function stores data in session variables to avoid querying the database every time it is called. Which means that if login table was update behind the scene this function will not show the most fresh data.
To ensure that a fresh copy of the data is retrieved call Security::refreshUserdata() first.
Example
This example shows how to output the current user data:
$userData = Security::currentUserData();
print_r($userData );
Sample output
Array
(
[ID] => 1
[username] => admin
[password] => admin
[email] => no
[fullname] => John
)
See also:
•Security screen: Security settings
