02-20-2017, 06:36 PM
1. In the course of my own efforts I looked at a very large number of Oauth provider libraries for PHP.
I was able to get Twitter and LinkedIn working using this library / set of files (without UserSpice):
https://www.phpclasses.org/package/7700-...OAuth.html
I do not want to put this fellow down because he has done a lot of work and I certainly respect the effort. That said... It is somewhat sloppy. It's not intended to be drag and drop.
There should be enough there for you to look at and add Twitter and LinkedIn. I started looking at VKontakte, the Russian Facebook, but they do some things which make it tricky to get the user's email account.
2. I have the Bootstrap HTML for this already written and I've written a ton of contact forms. I'd be curious where to drop the files and what sort of data validation / security is built into UserSpice that would allow me to write this as if it was part of the project. The stuff I just don't want to write / worry about (again / better) is Signup, Login, Verification, Lost Password, Logout, and Contact Form. You are right in your videos that these components are boring and are prohibitive to getting things off the ground.
3. I can certainly see where this would be a problem. The best way I have found to implement AJAX processing on the server is using the Flight API library for PHP. It's a nice way to consolidate code into one file for handling AJAX forms. Very tight and tiny.
4. I stumbled on a tutorial and have not had time to look that over yet.
5. It appears that after login and signup we are directed to a page with a gravatar and some options, I am going to look this over, what I really need is for them to be dropped into the 'members' page of the site which has it's own options and so on, and would probably need to dump the gravatar in favor of a locally managed avatar image.
I like the project, so far it's the closest to what I really need out of the many different User Auth solutions for PHP.
I was able to get Twitter and LinkedIn working using this library / set of files (without UserSpice):
https://www.phpclasses.org/package/7700-...OAuth.html
I do not want to put this fellow down because he has done a lot of work and I certainly respect the effort. That said... It is somewhat sloppy. It's not intended to be drag and drop.
There should be enough there for you to look at and add Twitter and LinkedIn. I started looking at VKontakte, the Russian Facebook, but they do some things which make it tricky to get the user's email account.
2. I have the Bootstrap HTML for this already written and I've written a ton of contact forms. I'd be curious where to drop the files and what sort of data validation / security is built into UserSpice that would allow me to write this as if it was part of the project. The stuff I just don't want to write / worry about (again / better) is Signup, Login, Verification, Lost Password, Logout, and Contact Form. You are right in your videos that these components are boring and are prohibitive to getting things off the ground.
3. I can certainly see where this would be a problem. The best way I have found to implement AJAX processing on the server is using the Flight API library for PHP. It's a nice way to consolidate code into one file for handling AJAX forms. Very tight and tiny.
4. I stumbled on a tutorial and have not had time to look that over yet.
5. It appears that after login and signup we are directed to a page with a gravatar and some options, I am going to look this over, what I really need is for them to be dropped into the 'members' page of the site which has it's own options and so on, and would probably need to dump the gravatar in favor of a locally managed avatar image.
I like the project, so far it's the closest to what I really need out of the many different User Auth solutions for PHP.