I've struggled a little bit with how to document UserSpice. Many of the new classes were designed/inspired by the courses at PHP Academy now CodeCourse. As such, I've decided to make documentation a 3 part system.

The documentation pages can be found at the top menu of the site and they contain.
1. A video of the software being written or explained either by me or by Alex from PHP Academy.
2. Usage examples. (Hopefully) very clear examples of how to use the most important functions and methods.
3. When necessary, a posting of the code itself for easy access.

I hope this helps and I'll be documenting classes as quickly as possible. Feedback is always appreciated.

Hello,

I would like to have a FreeOTP compatible authentication (see here: https://fedorahosted.org/freeotp/)

This authentication is very similar to the cookie authentication, except that the informations are stored in an external (mobile) device:

Step 1 - configuration (once):
The application and the mobile exchange a "secret" (through a QR code)

Step 2 - login:
The mobile generate a pin code (ex: 8 chars) and this pin code is entered aside of the login and password.

This system is also used in google two step authentication.

I've started making a video series of how to install UserSpice and what you can do with it after it's installed (with inspiration from DaVar), and once I got in there, I quickly hit the limits of the older UserCake code base. It's very functional for UserSpice itself and all the user management, but you would never want to build your own classes on that stuff. It's definitely going to be replaced in the future, but for the time being, I'm trying to support existing UserCake users.

Sooo, I've released a beta version that still uses the original user management system but gives you a major upgrade in what you can do to build your project once UserSpice is installed. Check out the /classes folder to see all the classes and what's available. Also check out the functions in the /helpers folder. Here are some of my favorites...

Most importantly, you need to instantiate the DB class to use it. You can do that by typing

I had a thought that you might be interested in. I like your upgrade in 5 min video.

Well lets say I am using UserCake, and have been for a while. I have added a bunch of settings and maybe even removed some stuff. I see this much better platform that I know will be better for my site, but is it really worth putting all that time into it.

So with that said, how about a tutorial on how to make the transformation easier.

Just something to think about. Something that I am trying to keep in mind with my current build as well.

Keep up the good work! :-)

THANK YOU to all who helped with these bug fixes.

### 3.0.4 - 2016-01-04
### Changed
- Much appreciation to users DaVaR and Dylan
- Fixed headers already sent error that some users were experiencing
- Moved the recaptcha script back to the actual login and register files from the recaptcha.config.php file to avoid some errors.
- Made a few changes to the installer

Hello,
I have no idea if this is the right subforum I'm posting this in, if not please tell me.
Anyway; I was wondering how I can install SB Admin in UserSpice.

Cheers,
Ole

I really want to hear where you would like to see UserSpice go in the future. This is definitely something I've been pondering as I've been talking to user DaVaR who has built UserApplePie and is moving to an MVC model.

Would you like to see UserSpice stick around and be a smaller, simpler user management system?
Would you like to see us join forces?
Other ideas?

Thanks to the help of many of you and your patience and feedback, UserSpice 3.0.3 is released to hopefully fix most of your bugs. Keep those bug reports and that feedback coming!

Hey mudmin,
You asked for my email contact information on the usercake forums a while back... I don't want to post it openly, but I've just signed up here, so you should have it in your db. Feel free to get in touch.

Love the work you're doing here.

Cheers!
-Jon

A bug has been fixed in the reCAPTCHA. Everyone should update.