Hello %username% : how to do this ?
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Hello %USERNAME%, you gender is %GENDER%
that should of course diplay the username and the gender of a loggedin user.
I need to connect a videochat that is not part of joomla and I want users to avoid their re-login and password.
We must be able to extract the data (username...) from Community Builder. The ideal would be to be able to obtain these variables in the URL (something like that : www.myweb.com/chat.php?username=%username%&password=%password%)
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Post edited by: weblink, at: 2008/04/14 23:05
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The ideal would be to be able to obtain these variables in the URL (something like that : www.myweb.com/chat.php?username=%username%&password=%password%)
Please help
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Post edited by: weblink, at: 2008/04/14 23:05
The password is encrypted in the database - no way to decrypt it.
You would need to create a bridge which is an involved development process.
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I would like to do this as well, why are people avoiding this post? I need to be able to extract the userid variable from the php page so that I can run a query in the background that runs a plugin that I have developed, but I can't find anyone who will share the information with me. Is this a taboo subject? If it is, then I will continue trying to hack this thing the hard way, but I could use a leg up on development here.
You should find all module development tutorials from joomla.org.
You should study as many module (code wise) as possible.
You can also look at the helloworld articles on this site and study the plugins.
No easy way to learn - you must look at how things work and experiment.
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