Mys v1.3.4 Latest Forum With Auto Integration Feature

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Guys today i figured a new forum script which can integrate with your existing feature in easy way because i think mybb integration is not that much easy

Feature -

• Easy Integration
• Bootstap Comfortable
• Avatar Integration Also Available
• Responsible Theme

Steps-
1.Download The Forum Script From http://codologic.com/
2.Extract The Forum Script Zip At Main Directory (Inside Public_Html)
3.Rename The Extracted Folder As forum
4.Then visit yourwebsite.com/forum/install/
5.Accept the condition by clicking next button
6.Now leave that there and open new tab and go to your client area and click mysql database
7.now create a new database and name it forum
8.now assign a user to that database
9.now go back to installer of codoforum and fill all information and fill your desired username of admin and password of it then click next
10.Please remove the install/ folder from the forum folder of public html for security reasons


In Next Post I Will Cover How To Integrate

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How to implement Single sign on
You can integrate Codoforum with your existing user login system using SSO.
Codoforum uses JSONP to make cross-domain single sign on possible.

The requests between your website and codoforum is secured by a shared security key.
Setting up the sso plugin
Step 1 - Installation

Install the Single sign on plugin from Codoforum backend -> Plugins


Step 2 - Configuration

Click on Settings link for the Single sign on plugin to enter the settings page.

forum SSO settings

Here is a basic rundown of all the inputs required on the settings page.

SSO name

This should be the name of the website. It is used by the uni_login plugin.

SSO Client ID

This is a public key and can be any valid string. It is recommended that you use your forum name here.

SSO Secret

This is the private security key which will be shared by your website and codoforum. It can be any valid string.

SSO Get User Path

Codoforum will make the jsonp request to this path to get the logged in user details.

SSO Login User Path

The link to your website login form. For eg. http://mywebsite.com/login.php

Additionaly, you can add a parameter at the end so that your website knows that the request has come from codoforum.
i.e http://mywebsite.com/login.php?referrer=codoforum

Then, you can then check if $_GET['referer'] === 'codoforum' and redirect the user back to codoforum after he logs in your website.
All this will help improve user experience.

SSO Logout User Path

This is your website's user logout link.
You can again do the same as done for login to redirect the user back to codoforum after logout.

SSO Register User Path

The link to your website's user register form.



Creating your sso integrator
Download/fork the skeleton sso integrator from here: https://github.com/evnix/codoforum-sso

Now, you only have to edit and upload the file client.php and sso.php to your server(website) but do not edit sso.php.

The client.php file is heavily documented to help you with the setup.

Make sure the code in the file is executed only when Codoforum requests for the SSO Get User Path as defined above in SSO plugin settings.

Thats it folks.

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coming.......

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Thanks for posting this. I'm shocked no one ever replied. I'm going to do some testing with this for sure.

It would be amazing to be able to use the notification system for the site, as an expanding feature.

Using scripts from different installs is possible. I've done it in the past. Just have to make sure the right files are called and stuff.

I also hope to be able to work it so that the forum will grant currency, because that's something I really really want.