Redirect from password reset

[blockus]

I'm using smf 2.0.1 with a variation of curve.  I'm looking to make a little tweak to where people are redirected after they submit a new password (after they've clicked the link in the forgot password email, put in their new password twice, and hit save).  I'm pretty sure that all I have to do is stick a redirectexit(address) in at the right point in the code.  Which file controls the password reset, and where exactly in the file do I have to stick the redirect command?

Thanks, as always, for your help!

-CB 

[Matthew K.]

Hey there!

You'll want to look at Subs-Members.php most likely, in ./Sources.

I can't look into it myself right now, but I'd assume that's where the reset Source function is.

[blockus]

I looked in there and didn't see anything about re-setting a password.  I'm not a great coder, though; I just kind of use the notes as a guide.  Anybody know where in particular in that document (or in another one if that's not right) I should look for this?

Thanks!

-CB

[Matthew K.]

Have you looked in the SMF Function Database yet?

[Matthew K.]

./Sources/Profile-Modify.php.

[blockus]

Hey, thanks for the reply!

#1 I looked all through that file and couldn't find anything about changing a password.  Where in that file should I look?

#2 I haven't looked at the functions database.  By that you mean a table in the forum database?  What should I be looking for in there?

Thanks!

-CB

[Matthew K.]

Google "SMF Function Database".

http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=SMF+Function+Database

[blockus]

hahahaha thank you very much. n00b to the core.

[Matthew K.]

Nah, you're fine.

[blockus]

Well that was a handy little list.  I think what I need is actually on Sources.Reminder.php.  I'm looking for a place in the code to put this redirect and I just can't seem to make it work.  Everything about the password reset process works great (from the email to the reset), but I have an issue when the forum generates the logon form.  I'd like to redirect them to another page after they reset their password.  I THINK this is the area of the code that handles all of this:

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// User validated.  Update the database!
updateMemberData($_POST['u'], array('validation_code' => '', 'passwd' => sha1(strtolower($username) . $_POST['passwrd1'])));

call_integration_hook('integrate_reset_pass', array($username, $username, $_POST['passwrd1']));


loadTemplate('Login');
$context += array(
'page_title' => $txt['reminder_password_set'],
'sub_template' => 'login',
'default_username' => $username,
'default_password' => $_POST['passwrd1'],
'never_expire' => false,
'description' => $txt['reminder_password_set']
);

}

I've been messing around with it to no success.  First, am I in the right place after all?  Secondly, is there a place to drop a redirectexit(address) so that their password is reset and then they are sent off?

Thanks as always!

-CB

[Arantor]

Just before the $context at the end of that function

[blockus]

Ok when I put the redirectexit there, the authentication reminder form doesn't appear.  I need that authentication reminder form to show up, and after the email arrives, the authentication reminder to enter the new password twice needs to show up too.  I want to redirect after you hit "save" on that form.

Ideas?  Thanks!

-CB

[blockus]

Ok, I found where this form actually builds (Reminder.Template.php).  I found where the save button is configured

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<p class="align_center"><input type="submit" value="', $txt['save'], '" class="button_submit" /></p> Is there a way to specify a url to direct to when that button is clicked without messing with its submit function?

Thanks as always,

-CB

[blockus]

Is there any further information I can provide to make this question answerable?  I'd really like to get this job done.

Thanks!

-CB