Customizing SMF > Mambo Bridge Support
SMF -> Mambo Bridge 2.04b
Ket:
Ok I got the bridge to work... Well Kind Of.
A few questions...
1) When a user registers as a new account it takes the user off the Mambo portal and opens up the SMF registration, when they complete the reg it just goes to SMF... I would like SMF to stay in the Mambo portal framework. How can I do this. I load SMF from the main menu and keep it in the framework just fine.
2)Do I have the ability to control how the module login box is displayed. If so where and how can I edit this.
3) Mambo does not seem to realize that the user has been loged in. They still show up as a guest. As a matter of fact that user is not created on the mambo side...
4) A note to the developer of the bridge, the instructions in the latest build do not make sence, it was not untill I came to the forums and learned to deactivate the Mambo login and activate the SMF Module. Before that I was trying to figure out how to edit an include or something to push the SMF bridge login...
Obviously I'm doing something wrong..
Thanks in Advance
Kindred:
Ket,
1) When a user registers on my system (with the bridge), it takes them to the mambo registration. They enter name, username, email and password. After which they must respond to their activation email (from Mambo, activation on SMF is immediate).
Once they do this, they can access the login... enter the username and password and they're in. It does not take me to SMF, ever, in this whole registration process.
2) the module box description is in mod_smf_login.php in the mambo/modules directory. You can edit the DIV class and the background image...
3) this seems to be realted to the issue you're having with #1. They should never see SMF until they actually go to the forum. SMF has nothing to do with the foreground of the registration process, it's all background (and unseen by the user)
4) the instructions are very clear. Read all the readme files.... I know one of them plainly states that you must unpublish the original mambo login module and publish the new smf_login module
Orstio:
--- Quote ---1) When a user registers as a new account it takes the user off the Mambo portal and opens up the SMF registration, when they complete the reg it just goes to SMF... I would like SMF to stay in the Mambo portal framework. How can I do this. I load SMF from the main menu and keep it in the framework just fine.
--- End quote ---
Incorrect. The bridge DOES NOT use the Mambo registration, nor does it use the SMF registration. It uses com_smf_registration, which is a component that is used instead of the Mambo registration.
From what you describe, you have either not installed the integrated registration, or you have installed something incorrectly.
--- Quote ---2)Do I have the ability to control how the module login box is displayed. If so where and how can I edit this.
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Yes. Just edit the form in mod_smf_login.php.
--- Quote ---3) Mambo does not seem to realize that the user has been loged in. They still show up as a guest. As a matter of fact that user is not created on the mambo side...
--- End quote ---
See my reply for point 1).
--- Quote ---4) A note to the developer of the bridge, the instructions in the latest build do not make sence, it was not untill I came to the forums and learned to deactivate the Mambo login and activate the SMF Module. Before that I was trying to figure out how to edit an include or something to push the SMF bridge login...
--- End quote ---
There is a separate readme for each and every component/module. I certainly don't provide instructions on how to publish/unpublish modules and components, because that is provided with Mambo.
Ket:
Hey guys...
Ok here is what I did I follwed the directions as best as I could figure but unless I read them wrong the set for 2.04b is a bit vague...
com_smf_rc2
- Just install, then FTP to config.smf.php, and change the value of $smf_path to whatever the path to SMF is.
Complete and working
- Once that's done, add the component to your Mambo menu.
Done
Then
com_smf_registration_mos_4.5.1
This is the common registration component for Mambo and SMF.
Install this after you have installed the com_smf component.
- Done
In order to call this component directly, the query string must be:
?option=com_smf_registration&task=register
Then - mod_smf_loginv2.0
1) Unzip the package.
2) Upload MOS_SMF.php to your Sources directory.
3) Go to your Mambo control panel and install the module.
4) Go to your Mambo template, and add the following code, right before the </head> tag:
<?php
global $sc, $context;
if (!defined('SMF')){
require ("components/com_smf/config.smf.php");
require ($smf_path."/SSI.php");
}
$sc = &$context['session_id'];
$_SESSION['USER_AGENT'] = $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'];
?>
5) publish the module.
All complete.
Nowhere does it say to unpublish the module, but I found that on the forum.
Obviously I am doing something wrong as the behavior is what I described.
The intergrated login seems to work fine, its the registration that does not seem to work. Obviously my error is in
In order to call this component directly, the query string must be:
?option=com_smf_registration&task=register
HUH? Where does this go? This very well could be my problem. But I have no clue where this goes.
Site is at hxxp:www.etechtimes.com/dev [nonactive]
I also checked in Mambo
Allow User Registration: Yes
Use New Account Activation: Yes
Require Unique Email: Yes
Kindred:
I see part of the problem.
(unless Orstio has changed something between 2.03 and 2.04...
You do not call com_smf_rc2 from your menu....
you need to call ...com_smf&Itemid=...
The registration should be taken care of by the login module (if you're not logged in, it gives you the option to register as a new user or login)
I never added the rsgitration string anywhere, I use the integrated login/registration built into the module and have no issues at all.
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