Hi,
I need some help with the SMF bridge for Drupal.
This is the Totorial that I used: [url]http://drupal.org/project/smfforum[/url]
This things I have already done:
-install drupal 6.13
-install smf 1.1.10 in "drupal/SMF"
-activated the bridge MOD in "drupal/modules/SMFbridge"
-move the smf_api_2.php in "drupal/SMF" (later I tried this in other folders: "drupal/modules/SMFbridge/includes"...)
-Move the hidden authentication in the sidebar
-both admins in smf and drupal has the self name and password
The Problem is when i try the "SMF qookie authentication test:" I get this: "You are not authenticated in SMF now. Please login to SMF and test again. You may refresh settings!"
Or when I try to register a new Account in drupal that aotomaticly should be for drupal and smf I get this:
The e-mail address blabla@web.de is not valid in SMF.
The password Da3fafd is not valid in SMF.
And whan I create a new Account with SMF, than the Account is only for SMF, but not for drupal.
what am I doing wrong?
Please help and sorry for bad English.
Here are some Screens of my smf bridge preferences:
http://dontknow.me/at/?http://hacks.pytalhost.com/wb/media/SMF/SMF1.jpg
http://dontknow.me/at/?http://hacks.pytalhost.com/wb/media/SMF/SMF2.jpg
http://dontknow.me/at/?http://hacks.pytalhost.com/wb/media/SMF/SMF3.jpg
http://dontknow.me/at/?http://hacks.pytalhost.com/wb/media/SMF/SMF4.jpg
Comments
I've been getting this same
I've been getting this same issue and decided to just turn off the module and wait for a new release, or wait until there's some more documentation on it.
I suggest either we all start donating, or atleast write some documentation on this mod.
I think there are some problems with caching, since I tried this on a website without caching and a website with boost caching. The site without caching worked like a charm (Except for logging in through SMF, it wouldn't login to the Drupal site.) The website with the caching, nothing occurred other than the usual login to the website. You still had to login through SMF to post topics.
Anyway I hope this module progresses further, it's a good one since SMF, PHPBB, and vBulletin are possibly the most famous forum softwares. That may be an opinion though... I could be wrong! :)