D7 & phpmotion Merging Registration Process

Is it possible to link the D7 with phpmotion so that when someone registers for the D7 site that they automatically get signed up a phpmotion account as well so that they don't have to physically go to both sites and register, register with one, they get access to both.   I don't want to merge the phpmotion site with D7, this is just for account registration processing.  Yes I know that we can upload videos to the D7 site but we also need a stand alone video site that is why we are using phpmotion.  Unless anyone knows of a better solution.  Ears are open.

Quote · 4 Jan 2010

_bump - Any insight into this?

Quote · 4 Jan 2010

Are you using V2 or V3?

Quote · 19 Jan 2010

Im using V3, is there a way???

Ryan

Quote · 19 Jan 2010

Where there's a will, there's a way. And it's going to be a long way.

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Quote · 19 Jan 2010

If it were me, I would just modify PHPmotion to read Boonex sessions rather than create a matching account within PHPmotion.  I've done this with PHPmotion and WordPress, and it seems to work well for me.

/classes/sessions.php

Quote · 20 Jan 2010

If it were me, I would just modify PHPmotion to read Boonex sessions rather than create a matching account within PHPmotion.  I've done this with PHPmotion and WordPress, and it seems to work well for me.

/classes/sessions.php

Please, detail how.

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Quote · 20 Jan 2010

To be honest, I don't know Boonex well enough to give detailed instructions, but with PHPmotion and WordPress, it just requires getting the username from the cookie, and doing a query to get a user id, then setting the PHPmotion session with that info, for example:

list($user_name, $random_code) = @split('\|', $cookie);

$sql = "SELECT ID FROM main_users WHERE user_login = '$user_name'";

$query = @mysql_query($sql);

$outcome = @mysql_fetch_array($query);

$user_id = $outcome["ID"];

@session_start();

@session_register("user_id");

@session_register("user_name");

$_SESSION["user_id"] = $outcome["ID"];

$_SESSION["user_name"] = $user_name;

Quote · 20 Jan 2010

To be honest, I don't know Boonex well enough to give detailed instructions, but with PHPmotion and WordPress, it just requires getting the username from the cookie, and doing a query to get a user id, then setting the PHPmotion session with that info, for example:

list($user_name, $random_code) = @split('\|', $cookie);

$sql = "SELECT ID FROM main_users WHERE user_login = '$user_name'";

$query = @mysql_query($sql);

$outcome = @mysql_fetch_array($query);

$user_id = $outcome["ID"];

@session_start();

@session_register("user_id");

@session_register("user_name");

$_SESSION["user_id"] = $outcome["ID"];

$_SESSION["user_name"] = $user_name;

Hm, interesting.

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Quote · 20 Jan 2010
 
 
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