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ninos
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Posted - 11 January 2004 :  13:53:54  Show Profile
We have a community with new members registered every day. If we want to integrate The Snitz Forum in our community, is it possible to avoid double logins to write in the Snitz Forums? For instance it should be enough with 1 login to the community and then you should have full access to the forum also without needing to have a separate login to the forum.

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ruirib
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Posted - 11 January 2004 :  16:33:28  Show Profile  Send ruirib a Yahoo! Message
The issue is, of course, whether to use the Snitz tables or not. I would strongly advise you to use them, since not doing it would mean that you'd need to change the code in many files. If you can create a script to fill in the tables, that would be the best option. Of course, you'd also need to set the forum cookies once a member logged in your community.

Another option would be to use views and instead of triggers. There is a thread about that. I'll search for it.


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Edited by - ruirib on 11 January 2004 16:36:36
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ruirib
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Portugal
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Posted - 11 January 2004 :  16:49:54  Show Profile  Send ruirib a Yahoo! Message
Here is the link. Snitz versions has changed since that discussion took place, but the view approach described is still valid.

http://forum.snitz.com/forum/topic.asp?ARCHIVE=true&TOPIC_ID=32581&SearchTerms=INSTEAD,OF,TRIGGER


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