Hey guys!

To preface - I'm a total php noob... Mainly a front end dev here who fiddles with php only every now and then. I've been using Usercake, and now Userspice, to build a secure container around a product/investment website our company runs so we can hand out logins for certain people we want to show the product to. So far I'm really enjoying the learning process.. It's a steep curve, but so far the software and the documentation here has been really good

Now, I'm trying to extend a couple of things in the framework. So far, I've fiddled with the registration system so now when a user registers, it sends the admin an email asking to approve that member. Once the member is approved by the admin, they get an email notifying them that they can now log in.

However, I'm trying to get the initial approval notification email to display more information. Basically, I want the email that my admin recieves to show all the fields about that user: first/last name, username, company name, phone number etc... I can see that $fname; is queried and appended to the email easily enough, but the block of php in the _email_template_activated.php file (below) doesn't seem to be enough to fetch $lname;, $company, and the other custom fields I've added like phone and so forth...
Can someone please point out what I need to query to show these other values? I've been trying things like $results = $query->all(); which doesn't seem to work..

Thanks guys!

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Registration with a validation error - checkbox not selected, existing email etc - prints

i like how the security redirects but i would like to change its path as well as add a few for other user classes eg users stay where there at but, managers would direct to a account page with aditional things on it like access buttons to other parts of the system with out them being visable to non manaagers

where is that located and how would i add classes to it for redirect

Hi all,

I'am interested in Social Media login using Userspice. in my project i follow the instruction to add media soscial login into my login page... as it run smooth until i clicked link on it (google and facebook)

Below error is appeared:

Access forbidden! Error 403

here is my folder:

http://localhost/US42/users/includes/facebook_oauth.php

Please help me, what happen to my script.

Regards

Sorry if this has been covered elsewhere...

I'm trying to access the $settings->site_offline element without including the headers and navigation php files because these mess up my page layouts (I don't use bootstrap but other HTML5/CSS templates).

Basically I want to isolate the php code to obtain the $settings array without invoking any US PHP files that will try and paint the screen...

I started to try and follow the various files, but ended up totally lost in the repeated "include"-ing of PHP code in the various helper libraries.

Is there a minimum set of PHP functions/methods that I can access without any presentation stuff being done? I love the UserSpice access model, I just don't want to always have the Bootstrap look and feel. I'm confident the bits are there, but some pointers to which to use would be great!

Thanks

Dear US Community.

My installation of US now works very fine. All basic functions I need are running correctly.

Now I want to modify many files which are located in the folder "users".

In the documentation you say I only have to copy the file to modify in the folder "usersc", an then it will load automaticly.

In my case I got only fatal errors, e.g. "init.php is missing" or when I copy the "init.php" in the "userc"-folder phe parser called "error in init.php"

For example:

I copied the file "edit_profile.php" in the folder "usersc", i get following message:



and after copying the file "init.php" in the same folder this message is coming:



Where must I fix the files, that the site is running correctly ?

Greets

Kighlander

Hello,
I'm a PHP newbie, but have XAMPP installed and successfully running with SQL.

THANK YOU for the install video! So many tech guides seem to omit little details presumably assuming that the little things are basic knowledge, but even tiny details often hang me up.

I'm on Step 3 of the install process, following along with the install video. But for some reason I get the error message "Database connection unsuccessful! Please try again", even though I followed steps 1 and 2 exactly.

I actually followed the install video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ayQR95-V5hA) to the letter, right up to 1:55 where I can't continue because of the error.

So...is there some little detail that everyone takes for granted that a newbie like myself has inadvertently skipped? Some config setting? Some obscure incantation? Please note I followed the video above exactly.

Thanks very much for your time, D

I'm in a bit of a bind, and I can't quite figure what I did to get this way.

Here's the scenario: I created a real estate agent website to view videos, etc. Users can login, get info, etc.

Here's the problem: All the links to "Register" and "Forgot Password", are going straight to "login.php". There's a redirection trigger that I can't find. Or, at least it's not obvious.

I need another set of eyes to take a look. You can see what happens here -- http://media.allegiancetitle.com.

Go try and register and you'll see the problem.

Many thanks in advance and sorry if this is obvious and simple, and right in front of my face.
Also, I just recently applied 4.1.8b. Prior to that I was at 4.1.3. I have not tied to roll back, hoping it's not necessary.

Let me know any other supporting information you need.

SB

:p

i still had to add in several enters in the header code to space it down farenough so it wouldn't cover the stuff below it

idk why i have to do it am i the only one ? every time i have to do that strange

UserSpice requirements and installation.

Since I haven't been able to find any resources how to configure my own server for UserSpice, I thought this could be helpful for somebody in the future.

Note: this tutorial was written for Debian 8
It will probably be okay with other distros too. Maybe some google searching if command is not found.

Note: this tutorial assumes, that you have installed working unix server.

Step 1: Install Apache
Apache is responsible for converting your machine into a web server. See What is Apache?

run # sudo apt-get install apache2

If you are configuring your server via SSH, you are probably not logged in as root. If you are not root, you will have to change some permissions, so you will have full access to default directory of your website. Default directory it is set to /var/www/html. If you would like to change default directory, just ask google. There are many versions of apache, so it is likely that my solution does not work for you. In my case I had to change file /etc/apache2/sites-available/000-default.conf.

Change permissions:
run # sudo adduser <username> www-data
where <username> is username of debian
run # sudo chown -R www-data:www-data /var/www
run # sudo chmod -R g+rwX /var/www

Step 2: LetsEncrypt
This step is optional, but since trend is going into TLS (What is TLS?), you will probably be better if you secure your website with encoding. If you are not running Debian, check installation instructions on LetsEncrypt Certbot.

Add this line

• Web server to reconfigure automatically: <-- apache2
  
• Configure database for phpmyadmin with dbconfig-common?<-- Yes
  
• Password of the database's administrative user: <-- Enter the MariaDB root password
  
• MySQL application password for phpmyadmin: <-- Press enter, apt will create a random password automatically