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    Picture of Duncan Gough
    Name: Duncan Gough <e-mail contact>
    Published packages: 2
    Country: United Kingdom United Kingdom - PHP jobs in United Kingdom
    Home page: http://www.suttree.com/
    Age: 33
    All time rank: 117
    Week rank: 152

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  • Innovation Award:

    PHP Programming Innovation award nominee
    March 2004
    Number 3
    phpBB is a very popular forum system among the PHP community. Many developers have integrated it as part of their own sites.

    Since phpBB has its own user management system and many sites that want to integrate it also have their own user management system, a solution for integrating both systems is often necessary.

    The approach of this class to solve that problem is to artificially initiate a login session when the user has successfully authenticated in the login system that the site already had.

    This way the users only have to authenticate once to use either the pages of the site or the pages of the phpBB system that require authentication.

    Manuel Lemos
  • Groups:

    Group folder image User Management User records, authentication and session handling View top rated classes
    Group folder image Forums Discussion forums and bulletin board systems View top rated classes
  • Detailed description:

    This class allows you to integrate your own login system with phpBB forum system. Meaning that you can have one login valid across both your Web site and phpBB.

    The class lets your site create a phpBB login session to be associate with the same user that has logged in a existing login system of your site.

    To take full advantage of this PHPBB_Login class you just need to modify your own login system to include a call to the class functions to login or logout a given user.

    The way this class works is reliant on the Web site username being exactly the same as the phpBB username. To insure this, it is recommended to disable the ability to change usernames from within the phpBB admin control panel.
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    phpBB ausgefuchst Das phpBB ein ausgefuchstes Forumsystem ist, sollte jedem, der im Bereich Web was auf sich hält, bekannt sein...
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    Plain text file PHPBB_Examples.php Example Some PHPBB_Login examples
    Plain text file PHPBB_Login.php Class The phpbb_login class
    Download all files: phpbb_login.tar.gz phpbb_login.zip
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