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Is it possible to use the vbulletin login elsewhere on a webpage for authentication? Say for instance I have a photo gallery that I want to have people login to see, is there a way I can stick the vbulletin username/password prompt on a login page for the gallery and have it check against the vbulletin database but not log into the forums?
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bump for some help
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#3
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Yes, you can use the vB login stuff on another area of the site, however since it's the same login, it will log them into the forums.
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Ok, since that won't work. Is it possible to have vbulletin during the registration proccess insert the username/password into another table but without the encryption? Basically just dump the plain username/password. Or, is it possible to make a simple login/password box in php and have it reference the username/password table in the vbulletin database and authenticate against that?
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one last bump..please anyone!
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#6
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The plain password never gets sent from the client to the server. It is already hashed on the clientside.
To make what you want would seriously reduce vB's security level. |
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ok well what about my other option, make my own username/password cgi form, but is there a way to have it authenicate against the vb database? or is that what you were talking about? |
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one last bump for the newer question
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Yes, everythig is possible, but it would reduce the level of security.
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How would I go about doing this? I want to make my own user/password login php page, and have it authenticate against the vb database. I really don't know howto do that, can someone give me some help. |
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