I found the problem

function elgg_get_logged_in_user_entity() {
global $SESSION;

if (isset($SESSION)) {
return $SESSION['user'];
}

return NULL;
}

$SESSION is always null.... why?

$_SESSION['user'] is good...

Can anyone explain me the $SESSION variable?

Thank you

Yes, of course, the class folder named "classes".

This is not the problem. Thank you anyway!

Can you show your full code, preferably as a gist?

Some things to check:

• The MyUser class is the only class defined in mod/your_plugin/classes/MyUser.php
• You have created users and set their subtype to myuser.

I was having a similar problem, and found a solution that might work for you too.

When I was specifying a new class, I originally chose a different name, and then modified it later. However, when the type was registered in the elgg_entity_subtype table, it assigned it the original name.

You might be able to go into your phpmyadmin and edit the cell assigned with your myuser object to use the MyUser class.