Quick Registration Form on a non-vB page

Requested Here: https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthrea...954#post394954

What does this hack do?

• It allows people to register at your website (to your vBulletin board) on a non-vBulletin page
• It provides a much quick method of registration, compared to the usual way
• only Guests can see this registration form. If the user is already registered, then he/she will see a message instead, such as Welcome back Gary!

Bugs
Found a bug? Please reply back and let me know!

Instructions
Be sure to place the attached code wherever you want the quick registration form to show up.

Enjoy!

[Gary King]

Hack is now complete, enjoy!

[Chris M]

Hmm...

Nice idea, but I'm not too keen on this:

PHP Code:

mysql_query( 


idea...

IMO:

PHP Code:

$DB_site->query( 


is better

and:

PHP Code:

if ($redirect=="yes") { 


should be

PHP Code:

if ($_GET['redirect']=="yes") { 


Satan

[Franki]

It seems to work fine Gary! I tested it.
Very useful hack.

[Gary King]

Today at 11:49 AM hellsatan said this in Post #3
Hmm...

Nice idea, but I'm not too keen on this:

PHP Code:

mysql_query( 


idea...

IMO:

PHP Code:

$DB_site->query( 


is better

and:

PHP Code:

if ($redirect=="yes") { 


should be

PHP Code:

if ($_GET['redirect']=="yes") { 


Satan

For

PHP Code:

$DB_site->query(); 


, I'd either have to define the class and create the object for it, or include /forum/global.php

The way I've done it is good enough, in my opinion.

[Chris M]

Ok

To me it made more sense, but each to his own

Satan

[Nebby]

I'll be installing this now

Perfect for what i want ^^

[Nebby]

EDIT: NM, i tested it, it just goes back to quickreg.php

[WEForums]

Just curious. Is it possible to do this without it being on the same domain? I know you can do logins this way so I was curious if it's possible to do this as well.

[Gary King]

Yesterday at 11:28 PM WEForums said this in Post #9
Just curious. Is it possible to do this without it being on the same domain? I know you can do logins this way so I was curious if it's possible to do this as well.

Yes, it is. Some minor modifications would have to be made to the file, though. For example, the config.php variables would not be accessible, so you would have to add those manually.