Site-wide integration

[Tekton]

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PHP Code:

if ($bbuserinfo['userid'] && $bbuserinfo['usergroupid'] == x){ 

} 


Or use not equal to if you want it to work for all EXCEPT.

[paulmjno]

Tekton, great! And will this be OK if the user is apart of multiple usergroups, it won't interfere?

[Colin F]

If the user is a member of multiple usergroups, Tektons code only checks the primary usergroup.
You'd have to use is_member_of(), but I'm not sure about the syntax.

about the (!$bbuserinfo['userid']), that should work, but iirc the userid is set to 0 if the user is a guest, so don't go using isset($bbuserinfo[userid])!!!

[Brad]

Your right $bbuserinfo['userid'] will report 0 or false if the user is a guest.

A note about is_member_of, use this function as apose to just a primary usergroup check as this function will do it anyway.

Correct syntax:

PHP Code:

$uid = is_member_of($bbuserinfo, 6); // checks if member is in usergroupid 6 (admin) 


The $bbuserinfo var must contain at least the userid, the primary usergroupid, and the membergroupids. The second var (6 in this case, we'll call it the 'usergroup seek' var) must be a vaild usergroupid.

is_member_of(); will return true if the user belongs to a primary group that matches the usergroup seek var. If the user is not a member of the primary group, then the function will look at the membergroupids the user belongs to (secondary usergroups), if a match is found the function will return true.

In all other cases it will return false.

[paulmjno]

Hey! Thanks for the help guys! That is perfect.

[paulmjno]

Guys, I whipped up this script to test whether a user is logged in, and if so, if they are active.

PHP Code:

<?
require_once('./global.php'); 
if ($bbuserinfo['userid']) { 
$awaiting = is_member_of($bbuserinfo, 4);
$unreg = is_member_of($bbuserinfo, 1);
$mailconfirm = is_member_of($bbuserinfo, 3);
    if ((!$awaiting) && (!$unreg) && (!$mailconfirm)) {
    print "Logged in! Welcome " . $bbuserinfo['username'] . "!";
    } else {
    print "Your account is not currently active. It may be awaiting confirmation from the administrator, or it may be awaiting email confirmation from yourself.";
    }
} 
else { 
print "Not logged in!";
} 
?>

I'm sure it could be written much better, but this works.