Oooh :eek: that's a pretty cool looking plugin... but probably feature overkill for what I'm doing. My one forum is retired, read-only, so users don't need to remain synchronized or anything that complicated. I'd like a simpler solution that can be done with a few line changes to the PHP code.
I need help from someone smarter than I am...
I'm loading Xenforo into a PHP page, and writing a new user to it. That part works fine. (y) My code is:
require($fileDir.'/library/XenForo/Autoloader.php');
XenForo_Autoloader::getInstance()->setupAutoloader($fileDir . '/library')...
Got it working. Here's the code for inserting a new user from any PHP page.
$newusername = "Joseph";
$newpassword = "12345";
$newemail = "joseph@yahoo.com";
$fileDir = "/home1/myserver/public_html/mywebsite/forums"...
Daniel, thanks! That should get me started at least in the correct direction. Much appreciated. :D (y)
@ Lawrence- thanks for the tip- but that's exactly what I want to avoid, doing it manually in the admincp !!
I'd like to be able to create new registered users directly from php, which would talk to the Xenforo database and just insert new users in.
Is this possible?? :eek:
I'd pay $100+ for this plugin if users could login through wordpress. As it is, :cry:
Any recommendations for a wordpress-xenforo bridge where it's handled on the wordpress side?
Glad to hear the litigation is over... vBulletin was clunky I never regretted switching over. I was afraid they'd kill you guys off so they could keep their inferior product going. Well in all honestly I haven't looked at vBulletin in over a year, so maybe they've changed things since then...