SMFRegister 2.0

SMFRegister 2.0

phpVMS module to automatically register a new pilot in your smf 2.0 forum.

This is simply an auto registration feature for new pilots, not a bridge.

Released under the following license:

Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 Unported License

Developed by:

simpilot

Developed on:

phpVMS ver 2.1.934-158

smf ver 2.0

php 5.3

mysql 5.0.51

apache 2.2.11

Included files:

readme.txt

license.txt

SMFRegister.php

SMFRegisterData.class.php

Install:

-Download the attached package.

-unzip the package and place the files as structured in your root phpVMS install.

-your structure should be:

root

–core

----common

------SMFRegisterData.class.php

----modules

------SMFRegister

--------SMFRegister.php

• Your smf database must reside in the same datbase as your phpVMS install and use the standard “smf_” prefix.

• I have built this to work with smf forum version 2.0, it has not been tested with any other version.

• The module will register a new user in the forum when a new pilot registers with the VA.

the format for registration into the forum is:

user: John Smith ABC1234

pass: same as they used to register on the main site.

Although not required, a link back to www.simpilotgroup.com would be greatly appreciated!

Have fun!

Code hosted on Github - Link In Signature.

Thanks a lot

I just changed over from phpBB to SMF 2.0 and cannot get this to function. The folder (forum) is located in the same place as all of my other files (public_html/forum) It is also tied to smf_ in my database.

The database tables for phpvms and smf both need to be in the same database.

Can I change them over without losing my registered members, or will I just have to redo it?

You can move your smf tables into the same database with your phpvms tables then change the config in your smf install to point at the right database. You should not lose anyone.

I am not familiar in messing with databases, so a little (or a lot) of help might be needed. I am on fivedev’s server if that helps.

Using phpMyAdmin export the smf database to a file then import the file into the phpvms database.

Then edit the settings.php file in your smf install to refelect the change of database.

Let me give it shot. Will return with the result.

Error

SQL query:

–

– Database: virtualf_smf

–

CREATE DATABASE virtualf_smf DEFAULT CHARACTER SET latin1 COLLATE latin1_swedish_ci;

MySQL said:

#1007 - Can’t create database ‘virtualf_smf’; database exists

Can I PM you my information and see if you can get it to work? I really do not want to mess my database up.

If you run the installer again and choose your existing phpVMS database to install the tables, or you can do a dump of your existing and import in to the phpVMS database which would be easier as you would have populated data.

Then just change the config file with your new connection settings and database name.

If you want to pm me your login’s I will switch it for you, and I would suggest doing it through Team-Viewer so you can see how it is done.

I got it working. Thanks Mark and SimPilot

Now if I can figure out why it doesn’t send out an Activation E-Mail ( I have it disabled for now, and have Auto Activation enabled)

Is there something I can change for when a new member registers that it will register with the Pilot ID then the Username instead of how it is currently setup?

Instead of John Smith ABC1234

have it as ABC1234 John Smith

You can adjust how the username is registered in the SMFRegisterData.class.php file on line 18

Can you see if I did this correctly? I don’t usually mess with the Data.class files.

Original code (Line 18)

$username = $eventinfo[2]['firstname'].' '.$eventinfo[2]['lastname'].' '.$pid;

Edited code (Line 18)

$username = $pid.' '.$eventinfo[2]['firstname'].' '.$eventinfo[2]['lastname'];

Result

$id = PilotData::getPilotByEmail($eventinfo[2]['email']);
       $pid = PilotData::getPilotCode($eventinfo[2]['code'], $id->pilotid);
       $username = $pid.' '.$eventinfo[2]['firstname'].' '.$eventinfo[2]['lastname'];
       $password = sha1(strtolower($username . $eventinfo[2]['password1']));
       $salt = substr(md5(mt_rand()), 0, 4);
       $time = time();
       $email = $eventinfo[2]['email'];

Looks like you have got it Jeff

Thank you very much.

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https://github.com/webbyDavidClark/phpVMS-SMF_Register