Custom register form

[AoD990]

Hey all,

I just want to know is there any goo code so I can implement it in my website so I can register on my forum from my website...

I searched and I couldn't find it anywhere

[Baby Daisy]

While it may not be the solution you want, you can require a function that lets users login/logout as well as click a link to register from an exterior page using functions from the SSI file.

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<?php
require_once('/location/to/SSI.php');

echo 'html of your page and whatever';

ssi_login();

?>

For more information see the following documents regarding SSI and PHP integration:

How do I integrate SMF into my PHP coded website?
SSI Readme

[AoD990]

I want to make my own validation of input text and then send it to script which will process that data and put it into DB...

[Baby Daisy]

Well just look at the HTML source of your register page and recreate it in a PHP document, and clean/process all the variables on a $_GET and $_POST level before it is sent to the ?action=register2 page.

[AoD990]

Yeah but in what format should I send it?

Examples would be very nice

[Baby Daisy]

Here's an example (note it's just an example, I haven't looked at the exact form names).

New file called new-register.php, contains:

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<?php
require_once('SSI.php');

if (empty($context['user']['is_logged']))
{
     // Display the form
     register_user_form();

     // If we're going... then go
    if (isset($_GET['goto']) && !empty($_POST))
        register_user();
}
else
     ssi_login();

funtion register_user_form()
{
     global $context, $scripturl;

     // Partial pieces of the form. You need to continue this etc
     echo '<form action=";goto" method="post" accept-charset="UTF-8" name="registration" id="registration" onsubmit="return verifyAgree(true);">
          Username: <input name="user" type="text" value="" />
     </form>';
}

function register_user()
{
    global $context, $scripturl;

    $username = ''; // empty by default

    // Here you can manipulate the things through $_POST such as the username;
   if (!empty($_POST['user']))
      $username = htmlspecialchars($_POST['user']);

  // And then at the end send it all to the register form,
  redirectexit($scripturl . '?action=register2');
}

?>

In theory at least, I'm not sure if redirectexit() will drop $_POST (pretty sure it won't), so play around with it.

[Kindred]

http://wiki.simplemachines.org/smf/Integration_Hooks

[AoD990]

Any examples would help