I've been waiting since this add-on was released, as that's one thing that's key for one clients forum/Kayako setup.@Mike2020 Are you still interested in exploring use of a separate kayako database? If not I'll bark up another treeThanks much!
I've been waiting since this add-on was released, as that's one thing that's key for one clients forum/Kayako setup.@Mike2020 Are you still interested in exploring use of a separate kayako database? If not I'll bark up another treeThanks much!
i will get it up on gethub as soon as i can for you.@Mike2020 if you could put it up on github I can push the changes needed to allow separate database for Kayako![]()
@Mike2020 if you could put it up on github I can push the changes needed to allow separate database for Kayako![]()
i will get it up on gethub as soon as i can for you.
I never got any response...Did this get sorted guys? Really need a Single Sign On For Kayako > XenForo (using the Kayako Database as that is where all our defects etc is collected and changes recorded)
im going to try and get this done within the next few days to a week as iv almost finished a big job offI'll pay (depending on price) for you to integrate this to XF using the Kayako DB, rather than the XF DB.
I.E. > Allowing single sign on from Kayako to XenForo.
im going to try and get this done within the next few days to a week as iv almost finished a big job off
<cross-domain-policy>
<allow-access-from domain="www.mysite.com" />
<allow-access-from domain="mysite.com" />
</cross-domain-policy>
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
So if we installed this - logins can go from forum.mydomain.com to support.mydomain.com (XF > Kayako) - can this also go in reverse too?hi sorry for the delay
iv looked into this and as far as i can tell you should be able to use these files to login share without it being on the same database as kayako reads the xml file so all you should need to do is edit the ldap.php file and add xml cross site access and it should work.
This has not been tested but adding this
after thisHTML:<cross-domain-policy> <allow-access-from domain="www.mysite.com" /> <allow-access-from domain="mysite.com" /> </cross-domain-policy>HTML:<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
if anyone tries this and it works i will add it into the next release and have new options for ( allow-access-from domain= )
as i said this has not been tested but yes it should work as you said from site a to site b as long as you add the cross domain to the xml as in last post.So if we installed this - logins can go from forum.mydomain.com to support.mydomain.com (XF > Kayako) - can this also go in reverse too?
I will donate to you (a nice sum too) to enable single sign on across both platforms
Dan
Did you manage to test it?as i said this has not been tested but yes it should work as you said from site a to site b as long as you add the cross domain to the xml as in last post.
if this works i will make the changes to the next release.
im not sure if it will do it both ways but you could disable the signup on the kayako system or change the url to the signup button to point to your forum signup
Any success buddy?i have not tested it yet but over the next week i will get this tested
Hi Mike,i have not tested it yet but over the next week i will get this tested
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