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Automatically Create Thread when Member Added?
I have a forum which should have a new thread generated each time a new member is created. Sort of a "look who just joined" message with the new member's name and a link to their profile.
I can do this just fine when the user registers by adding a plugin at the register_addmember_complete hook. But: sometimes (quite often in fact), a new member is added manually in the AdminCP using Add New User. In THAT case, register_addmember_complete isn't called. The closest I can find is useradmin_update_save (...and then I have to make sure the user is adding not editing). The problem is, I can't seem to actually get the thread created using the same code which I used at the register_addmember_complete hook. No error message, just no thread. Is there some special environment situation which I'm overlooking in the area around useradmin_update_save which doesn't apply around register_addmember_complete or vice-versa? I'm trying to use: PHP Code:
...any tips? |
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You should not have to add global.php since it is already called at the top of user.php (where the hook useradmin_update_save is located). I have a form on my site which creates a new thread, and I basically follow what is done in newthread.php - define all the $newpost variables and then build_new_post (which all builds a new thead when called that way). Look in that script and see if it help you out.
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Thanks for your help (...and patience). D. --------------- Added [DATE]1231264152[/DATE] at [TIME]1231264152[/TIME] --------------- ...ok, dumb enough. "Visit Lynne's Homepage!". Found that (do you really have a site with 80000 members?!?). But I'm sorry to say I'm not sure which script/form you're referring to. --------------- Added [DATE]1231264701[/DATE] at [TIME]1231264701[/TIME] --------------- ...dumber yet. You're probably talking about newthread.php as "that script". Off to do my homework now. In the meantime, thanks from the Swiss Alps... |
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Well, the form I'm talking about on my site is an upload form for our torrent forums. So, it isn't anything you would see as just a regular user. But, when I reference 'that script', I am indeed talking about the newthread.php script.
And yeah, I keep it down to 80,000 users. I prune users regularly who haven't been around for six months. |
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(...but I'm still a little cranky that the code that works fine *over there* (member side) doesn't work *over here* (admin side)... I'm not sure that your form isn't much the same *over there* (user side) I already have working. I'll have a look just the same).
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I'm not sure why it wouldn't work. Perhaps there are other functions in the script that need to be called (like from functions_user.php or functions_misc.php).
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I've tried all sorts of keywords in the searches and haven't found what I'm looking for. --------------- Added [DATE]1241399492[/DATE] at [TIME]1241399492[/TIME] --------------- Finally found this one! :up: https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthrea...=91887&page=28 |
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