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Using vBulletin Registration/Login for Members Section
I was wondering if anyone had experience or knew of an example of where I could find how to use the vBulletin login for an entire members section. I was told this was the place to come, but I browsed through the hacks for awhile and didn't see anything offhand.
Basically I want to create a members section of a site where they would fill out a registration form (almost identical to the vBulletin registration form) and the cookie that was set when they logged in would work with the bulletin AND the other section of the site so they didn't have to register again to use the bulletin. Any help is appreciated. |
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just require global.php in your script and you can use the bbuserinfo variable to check if they are members at your board..
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Sorry, I'm not familiar enough with vbulletin to be able to do this from scratch. So far I've been able to edit the templates and change the registration to work with the existing one. How do I use the bbuserinfo variable to check if they're registered. If they are it should let them stay, otherwise it should send them to the login page.
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in front of your script add this:
PHP Code:
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Thanks! I really appreciate the help on this!
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