Change username on custom php page.

[Dave]

https://members.vbulletin.com/api/vB...pdate_username

There you go.

[Shalom.]

Originally Posted by tbworld

First, it would have been nice if you showed your code, when your asking for assistance time.
Second, where is your query_write?
Third, use the datamanager you will have less problems. See "class_user_dm.php". There are several examples here on the board on how to use the datamanagers. I will see if I can find you a reference.

1.i can send u the code on pm..
2.i cant find this file..
3.please give me one.

[tbworld]

Update: I see in post #6, #8, this was already covered. I was on the phone so long my post is barely relevant anymore.

[Shalom.]

Originally Posted by Dave

https://members.vbulletin.com/api/vB...pdate_username

There you go.

update_username (integer $userid, [string $username = null])
>
update_username ($userid, $newusername)

its good ?

[tbworld]

Send or post your code, and you have already started to use the datamanager. That is the approach you should be taking.

[Dave]

Originally Posted by Shalom.

update_username (integer $userid, [string $username = null])
>
update_username ($userid, $newusername)

its good ?

Exactly.
Now integrate it with the piece of code you posted earlier which uses the datamanager.

[Shalom.]

Originally Posted by Dave

Exactly.
Now integrate it with the piece of code you posted earlier which uses the datamanager.

sry, but i dont understand u

[mokujin]

Run this query in phpmyadmin, hope it helps:

PHP Code:

UPDATE post SET username = 'New  User Name Here' WHERE userid = $userid 


[tbworld]

This should work:

PHP Code:

    global $vbulletin;

    // error processing for the datamanager if needed.
    require_once "d:/servers/z421/web/bbs/includes/adminfunctions.php";  
 
    // Existing User
    $userid  = 6;             // Existing User ID
    $newusername = 'david1';  // New user name string (cleaned)

    $userdata =& datamanager_init('User', $vbulletin, ERRTYPE_CP);
    $userinfo = fetch_userinfo($userid);
    $userdata->set_existing($userinfo);
    $userdata->set('username', $newusername);
    $userdata->save();
    unset($userdata); 


I ran a quick test.

Looking at what you were doing, I am guessing you can take it from here.

[Shalom.]

Originally Posted by tbworld

This should work:

PHP Code:

    global $vbulletin;

    // error processing for the datamanager if needed.
    require_once "d:/servers/z421/web/bbs/includes/adminfunctions.php";  
 
    // Existing User
    $userid  = 6;             // Existing User ID
    $newusername = 'david1';  // New user name string (cleaned)

    $userdata =& datamanager_init('User', $vbulletin, ERRTYPE_CP);
    $userinfo = fetch_userinfo($userid);
    $userdata->set_existing($userinfo);
    $userdata->set('username', $newusername);
    $userdata->save();
    unset($userdata); 


I ran a quick test.

Looking at what you were doing, I am guessing you can take it from here.

thanks, it work's !