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how would i go about making a user have to login to the "community" on a page that is out side of the message forum. For example, I want to have a chat room but at the same time i want people to have to register with vBulletin in order to even use the chat room and therefore be logged in to use the chat room. Is there a file I can just include in my php script that will do this functionality already? or what do i need to look for or do in order to create another page that uses the vBulletin authentication? would i just create another template called chat or something of that nature?
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I've searched high and low on vbulletin.com and here and I've yet to find a definitive answer. This should really be part of an FAQ or something.
![]() Personally, I'm using vBulletin on a private section of my site (http://www.interpug.com) and I'd like to make it so the entire private section (/private) is password protected via vBulletin's user authentication. I don't use PHPNuke or any other scripts, I just want to integrate it with the rest of the site. Any help would be appreciated.
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im guessing include the global.php file
if thats not it i could find out doesnt seem hard...... |
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but u will have to put the file in the forums/ folder
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I just started messing around with user authentication on a non-vB page and was able to get it working by placing the following code at the top of the page:
PHP Code:
I got the details on this from http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/showt...&postid=245482 |
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I put in the full path to global.php /var/html/forums/global.php
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