[Module] SMF bridge

At long last, allows you to sync your SMF user system with the MODx webusers and run the SMF administration system inside the MODx manager.

NOTE: please make sure you are running MODx 0.9.1 or later and SMF 1.1RC2. Earlier versions of SMF will not work and this may need to be updated once SMF 1.1 is released from release candidate state.

You can also download a .zip version here.

THANK YOU!!! And you’ve already been BLOGGED on this.

Hooray! I was just about to figure out how to properly beg and plead for access to the test version of this so I could start implementing the features my users are grumbling about!

That said, now I have no excuses for not implementing the features my users are grumbling about... :’(

Cool, ModX is now more and more powerfull

Little question to install : HOW TO configure "the forum base path" if ModX and SMF are not on the same sub-domain ?

ex: Modx http://www.mysite.org and SMF http://forum.mysite.org (the directory of SMF is not a subdirectory of http://www.mysite.org)

Edit : I found the solution alone . I used the php_info (in the manager) to have the real path.

Remark : In the configuration panel, the password for the administrator of SMF is visible !!! Not very secure

Great rthrash ! This is one of the best module!

Don’t thank me, thank Raymond (xwisdom).

Thanks Raymond

Thanks to ALL participated people for this great Module
and especially thanks to UncleBen31 for the tipp to use the php_info for the complete path
Great CMS, great functions...


LeftHanded

Could someone please tell me what’s wrong? I’m getting the following errors:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function: smf_registermember() in /home/ccwmorg/public_html/assets/modules/smforum/smf.sync.class.inc.php on line 114

and

Fatal error: Call to undefined function: smf_loginbyid() in /home/ccwmorg/public_html/assets/modules/smforum/smf.admin.class.inc.php on line 36

when running the 2 options in the module. The include smf_api_1.1.php is being read, but apparently not seen properly as code. For instance, a test "echo" statement in that file shows parse error, unexpected T_ECHO.

My pledge donation has been made via the donations link up top . . . THANKS!

Okay, now what’s next on the wishlist that we can get motivated like this . . .