Variables

[chris077]

That's what SSI Register does. It drops the form into your own page.

What exactly are you trying to do with Register()?

I understand that but its not for 2.0...and i dont really have time to wait for it to come out for 2.0..

I just trying to get the register form on my website so people can register on the website instead of the forum..

[Arantor]

SSI Register was not part of 2.0 nor part of 1.1 without a mod. You are either waiting for someone to upgrade the mod, or learn how to splice templates from 2.0 into your code.

I will take a look at upgrading SSI Register for 2.0 in the next couple of days - unless someone else wants to jump in (but I strongly doubt it)

[chris077]

Ok my login is still going to the forums.. Any help? This is a include file, I include it into the login box on every page..that might have something to do with it?

My forum is community.php and my homepage is index.php..


<?php
require_once('SSI.php');
$_SESSION['login_url'] = '****/index.php';
if ($context['user']['is_guest'])
{
   ssi_login('****/index.php');
}
else
{
   //stuff

   ssi_logout();
}
?>

[Arantor]

If you're using 2.0 there is a known bug where the session variable isn't properly maintained when using ssi_login, thus you have to pull the form out of ssi_login and display it yourself.

[chris077]

If you're using 2.0 there is a known bug where the session variable isn't properly maintained when using ssi_login, thus you have to pull the form out of ssi_login and display it yourself.

Theres no way to direct every login on the forums? not just the SSI?

[Arantor]

What exactly are you trying to do?

You were using SSI.php for the purposes of directing back to a site after logging in from the site, correct? Are you saying that you want to return to the non-forum page after successful login regardless of whether it's in the forum or outside it?

[chris077]

What exactly are you trying to do?

You were using SSI.php for the purposes of directing back to a site after logging in from the site, correct? Are you saying that you want to return to the non-forum page after successful login regardless of whether it's in the forum or outside it?

That is correct.

edit: i just added this at the top of LogInOut.php

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$_SESSION['login_url'] = '****/index.php';
$_SESSION['logout_url'] = '****/index.php';


[Arantor]

That would have been what I would advise you next, yes - if you want to force all users to return to a page other than the forum index on login - not just from outside via ssi_login but *all* logins, that's the only way to do it.

[chris077]

Another problem..when i click on the ssi_logout.

Session verification failed. Please try logging out and back in again, and then try again.

[Arantor]

Does the link that ssi_logout produce have a long string of alphanumeric characters in it?

[chris077]

Yes.
its the wrong session ID i think..

community.php?action=logout;dcf037cba53=e002ebf8ee0d66ff271959dbc974d07a

I made a nav item using ssi_logout on the forum and it worked fine, it was a different session id.

[jollyrogue]

this is the exact same problem i'm also having
http://www.simplemachines.org/community/index.php?topic=331264.msg2215670#msg2215670

Login redirects to the forum and logout brings up a session verification failed.

[Frieling]

instead of having include_once('SSI.php');

i always found include('SSI.php');

is alittle easier and cleaner, just a little coding assist

[Orstio]

Yes.
its the wrong session ID i think..

community.php?action=logout;dcf037cba53=e002ebf8ee0d66ff271959dbc974d07a

I made a nav item using ssi_logout on the forum and it worked fine, it was a different session id.

After you include SSI.php, you need this code:

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global $context;

$sc = &$context['session_id'];
$_SESSION['USER_AGENT'] = $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'];