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I am trying to make a single login into my web site also log the user in to my vbulletin forum. After I validate my user I set up these REQUEST/POST variables:
$_REQUEST['do'] = 'login'; $_REQUEST['vb_login_username'] = $_POST['username']; $_REQUEST['s'] = ''; $_REQUEST['vb_login_password'] = ''; $_REQUEST['vb_login_md5password'] = htmlentities(md5($_POST['pass1'])); $_REQUEST['vb_login_md5password_utf'] = md5($_POST['pass1']); $_POST['do'] = 'login'; $_POST['vb_login_username'] = $_POST['username']; $_POST['s'] = ''; $_POST['vb_login_password'] = ''; $_POST['vb_login_md5password'] = htmlentities(md5($_POST['pass1'])); $_POST['vb_login_md5password_utf'] = md5($_POST['pass1']); and then include vbulletin's login.php file to perform the login. However when I bring up the forum home page, I still have a username and password box waiting to be filled in. Are there cookies or session variables or other things/tricks that need to be set up to have vbulletin think I have actually logged in? thank you. |
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