Hook Usergroup change

[silence]

What would be the least intensive way to hook when a usergroup is changed, since making a crontab job to constantly check would be overkill.

 

[truonglv]

I think this function can help for you.
XenForo_Model_User::_applyUserGroupChanges

 

[Jeremy]

Add a listener to load_class_model to extend XenForo_Model_User. Call parent::_applyUserGroupChanges in your overwritten _applyUserGroupChanges function, do what you need, modify the return, and return what parent::_applyUserGroupChanges() returned (with your changes).

 

[silence]

Uh that didnt seem to work whatsoever :C

<?php

class Teamspeak_Model_User extends XFCP_Teamspeak_Model_User
{
    protected function _applyUserGroupChanges($userId, array $oldGroupStrings, array $newGroupStrings)
    {
        parent::_applyUserGroupChanges($userId, $oldGroupStrings, $newGroupStrings)
        $auth_id = $this->_getAccountModel()->getAuthID($userId);
        if ($auth_id)
        {
            $stored_info = $this->_getAccountModel()->checkIdentities($userId, $auth_id);
        }
       
        return parent::_applyUserGroupChanges();
    }
    protected function _getAccountModel()
    {
        return $this->getModelFromCache('Teamspeak_Model_Account');
    }
}

And I did extend it correctly, since if I put a typo in there it spits out an error for the entire site.

 

[truonglv]

<?php

class Teamspeak_Model_User extends XFCP_Teamspeak_Model_User
{
    protected function _applyUserGroupChanges($userId, array $oldGroupStrings, array $newGroupStrings)
    {
        $response = parent::_applyUserGroupChanges($userId, $oldGroupStrings, $newGroupStrings)
        $auth_id = $this->_getAccountModel()->getAuthID($response['user_id']);
        if ($auth_id)
        {
            $stored_info = $this->_getAccountModel()->checkIdentities($userId, $auth_id);
        }
     
        return $response;
    }
    protected function _getAccountModel()
    {
        return $this->getModelFromCache('Teamspeak_Model_Account');
    }
}

Try it

 

[silence]

<?php

class Teamspeak_Model_User extends XFCP_Teamspeak_Model_User
{
    protected function _applyUserGroupChanges($userId, array $oldGroupStrings, array $newGroupStrings)
    {
        $response = parent::_applyUserGroupChanges($userId, $oldGroupStrings, $newGroupStrings)
        $auth_id = $this->_getAccountModel()->getAuthID($response['user_id']);
        if ($auth_id)
        {
            $stored_info = $this->_getAccountModel()->checkIdentities($userId, $auth_id);
        }
  
        return $response;
    }
    protected function _getAccountModel()
    {
        return $this->getModelFromCache('Teamspeak_Model_Account');
    }
}

Try it

Thanks but the bigger issue is I never added the rest of the logic to do my modification :|
My bad lol.
EDIT
Actually maybe not. I edited it as the same as my controllerpublic, zero errors and acts like nothing is being executed. I tried var_dumping info but nothing shows up.

<?php

class Teamspeak_Model_User extends XFCP_Teamspeak_Model_User
{
    protected function _applyUserGroupChanges($userId, array $oldGroupStrings, array $newGroupStrings)
    {
        $response = parent::_applyUserGroupChanges($userId, $oldGroupStrings, $newGroupStrings);
        $auth_id = $this->_getAccountModel()->getAuthID($response['user_id']);
        if ($auth_id)
        {
            $stored_info = $this->_getAccountModel()->checkIdentities($userId, $auth_id);
            $teamspeak = $this->getHelper("Teamspeak_Helper_Query");
            $teamspeak->_updateServerGroup($user_id, $auth_id, $stored_info['auth_id']);
        }
  
        return $response;
    }
    protected function _getAccountModel()
    {
        return $this->getModelFromCache('Teamspeak_Model_Account');
    }  
}

Also I'm changing the usergroup from the admin cp.

 

[Jeremy]

That function isn't called when manually updating user groups. You'll want to look into modifying the DataWriter using load_class_datawriter and XenForo_DataWriter_User.

It may also be worth while to checkout XenForo_ControllerAdmin_User::actionSave() to see the process, functions used, etc.

 

[silence]

That function isn't called when manually updating user groups. You'll want to look into modifying the DataWriter using load_class_datawriter and XenForo_DataWriter_User.

It may also be worth while to checkout XenForo_ControllerAdmin_User::actionSave() to see the process, functions used, etc.

Ah but is there one single function that is called whenever the usergroup is changed regardless of where?
DERP read your entire post.

 

[Jeremy]

The DataWriter. If you are ever looking for a place that does everything, my best suggestion would be to read code (I personally feel it is the best way to learn how to code, learn a specific piece of software, will make anyone a better developer, and build self-reliance). If you read XenForo_Model_User::_applyUserGroupChanges() and XenForo_ControllerAdmin_User::actionSave() as two places that its possible to change a user's user group, you can trace where it's changing the group and begin to understand where to change. I would give both of those a read through to determine where you should be extending and modifying.

 

[silence]

The DataWriter. If you are ever looking for a place that does everything, my best suggestion would be to read code (I personally feel it is the best way to learn how to code, learn a specific piece of software, will make anyone a better developer, and build self-reliance). If you read XenForo_Model_User::_applyUserGroupChanges() and XenForo_ControllerAdmin_User::actionSave() as two places that its possible to change a user's user group, you can trace where it's changing the group and begin to understand where to change. I would give both of those a read through to determine where you should be extending and modifying.

Alright will do Thanks mate!