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Public bug reported:

I can't get the send_content_ready function to work, it's failing to get
the token or any properties from the class. I've tried with a custom
PluginImportCustom class and the PluginImportLeap class. Neither work.

I've tracked it down and it appears to be a problem with the get
function on the PluginImport class (in import/lib.php). The call to
property_exists is failing, even though if you remove the error handling
and just return the property it is returning the correct value. I think
this is because the properties are declared as private, when they should
be protected.

This is in Mahara version 1.2.5 (2009111015), using PHP version
5.3.2-1ubuntu4.2. It does look as though the behaviour of
property_exists has changed in PHP version 5.3, so this may be relevant.
I'm running on Ubuntu Lucid Lynx with a MySQL database. I'm trying to
call the send_content_ready call from a custom function within Moodle
1.9.9.

** Affects: mahara
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

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Leap Import plugin fails on send_content_ready
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/632426
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Bug description:
I can't get the send_content_ready function to work, it's failing to get the token or any properties from the class. I've tried with a custom PluginImportCustom class and the PluginImportLeap class. Neither work. 

I've tracked it down and it appears to be a problem with the get function on the PluginImport class (in import/lib.php). The call to property_exists is failing, even though if you remove the error handling and just return the property it is returning the correct value. I think this is because the properties are declared as private, when they should be protected. 

This is in Mahara version 1.2.5 (2009111015), using PHP version 5.3.2-1ubuntu4.2. It does look as though the behaviour of property_exists has changed in PHP version 5.3, so this may be relevant. I'm running on Ubuntu Lucid Lynx with a MySQL database. I'm trying to call the send_content_ready call from a custom function within Moodle 1.9.9.