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Creating UR Modules

A tutorial for creating UR modules, based upon the URInviteCodeModule, can be found here. Additional code examples can be found here.

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The current UR framework is a work in progress. While operational, several features remain to be implemented. Suggestions for improvement are always welcome.
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The current UR framework is a work in progress. While operations, several features remain to be implemented. Suggestions for improvement are always welcome.

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Installing UR Modules

The release version of 1.1.6.4 includes two default UR modules:

URDummyModule Always validates as true. This module is useful for testing or as a template for developing customized UR modules.
URInviteCodeModule Requires new registrants to provide an invitation code (password) for successful registration.

 

Currently, modules (other than those listed above) must be installed manually by copying the modules to <wikka-dir>/libs/UR/<URModuleName>. It is important that this directory naming convention be observed, as the main UR classes depend upon UR modules residing here.

Enabling UR Modules

Manual installation of a UR module does not "enable" the module. This must be done by setting the appropriate configuration parameters in wikka.config.php.
The first step is to add the UR module name to the UR_validation_modules configuration parameter. If this parameter does not yet exist in wikka.config.php, simply create it and add the module name. If the parameter already exists, and you want the new module to co-exist with previous modules, add the module name to the parameter argument using a comma as the separator.
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'UR_validation_modules' => 'URDummyModule',

'UR_validation_modules' => 'URDummyModule, URInviteCode',

The following table summarizes the module-specific configuration parameters required for each UR module:

UR Module Name	Configuration Parameter	Options	Description
URDummyModule	UR_validation_modules	URDummyModule	Enables the URDummy module
URInviteCodeModule	UR_validation_modules	URInviteCodeModule	Enables the URInviteCode module
	UR_InviteCode_password	<string>	A string that sets an invitation code that will be required from a registrant before a registration is successfully processed

Future Enhancements

The current UR framework is a work in progress. While operations, several features remain to be implemented. Suggestions for improvement are always welcome.

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NOTE

This feature is available since:
WikkaWiki 1.1.6.4

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User Registration (UR) Validation Framework

Introduction

Version 1.1.6.4 introduces a new lightweight framework for implementing user registration (UR) validation schemes. By default, this framework does not introduce any new UR functionality in an upgraded installation. In order to enable a validation scheme, the following steps must be taken:

1. The desired UR module must be installed.
2. The UR module must be enabled by setting one or more module configuration settings in wikka.config.php.

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This page is a generic template intended for documentation of official Wikka features. This page belongs to CategoryTemplate (which contains more handy templates). To create a Wikka documentation page, clone this page (most documentation page names end in 'Info' so it's useful to stick to that convention), replace the title with a meaningful one and replace this paragraph with the actual page content.
Remember to change the category link at the bottom of this page to CategoryDocumentation when the new page is ready to be published.
If you are documenting a specific component (an action, a handler etc.), please choose the appropriate template from CategoryTemplate
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Title of the page

This page is a generic template intended for documentation of official Wikka features. This page belongs to CategoryTemplate (which contains more handy templates). To create a Wikka documentation page, clone this page (most documentation page names end in 'Info' so it's useful to stick to that convention), replace the title with a meaningful one and replace this paragraph with the actual page content.

Remember to change the category link at the bottom of this page to CategoryDocumentation when the new page is ready to be published.

If you are documenting a specific component (an action, a handler etc.), please choose the appropriate template from CategoryTemplate

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