Trigger a community builder user subscription/sign-in with a script

Hello,
I am trying create a form with a script to allow a user to sign-in to my website. I use community builder as user registration tool. In Joomla! 3 I managed to do this by calling a CB function and and .

But now I am using Joomla! 4 it is not working anymore. The activation code is not sent to the database. So user cannot activate its account. But they receive the confirmation email (with activation code that does not work)
Thank you

Hugues

Be sure you've set their user object as block = 1 and confirmed = 0 before calling activateUser. That function is unchanged and is not dependent on Joomla version.

Hello Krileon,

Thank you for you reply!

I used the API described at: www.joomlapolis.com/support/tutorials/120-api-usage/18362-registering-a-user-through-cb-api
And I did not changed the code, so I guess it should have worked.

"block" and "confirmed" depends on this two lines. But I do not know to what " $ueConfig" refers to
And I call "registerUser()" with these parameters:
If the parameter "confirm" is set to "0" in the funtion calling, then we are automatically registered and user is activated. But the activation code is not send to the "users" table in the database.

We have been looking into this problem for several weeks, but unfortunately we have not found any clues.
We use CB 2.8.0.

What would you suggest?
Thank you
 

$ueConfig is a global variable and is the CB configuration array. It's a lot easier registering user through CB Auto Actions though as it extracts away all this logic and mimics a CB registration safely.

My guess is there's a problem with your code somewhere. Enable debug mode and maximum error reporting to see if any errors output during a test registration through your API usage. Also check that the user is blocked and unconfirmed in CB > User Management to be sure they're in the correct state to receive confirmation emails.

You're also setting approval to 0 and confirm to 2 in your API call. Try setting confirm to 1 to force confirmation on instead of being dependent on CB configuration, because if you don't have confirmation enabled in CB > Configuration > Registration then it won't require them to confirm.

Hello,

Thank you for your reply!

Are you sure that there is a problem with the code? Because when we had Joomla! 3.x it worked.
We tried to enable debug mode, but nothing related to CB appears in the logs directory in the FTP.

Users are unconfirmed and approved. Where can I see if they are blocked?

If we put 1 in the API call users will automatically been registered, that we do not want
CB > Configuration > Registration is enabled.

We are going to look at CB Auto Actions at the same time to see if it can resolve our problems.
How are we suppose to use it in order to register a user with an API call? Do you have some topic link where it is explained?
Thank you
 

Are you sure that there is a problem with the code? Because when we had Joomla! 3.x it worked.

You completely changed major CMS versions. There's no telling what may or may not work correctly. It's a relatively smooth upgrade, but you can't discount the fact that it is a major one. The example code should still be completely functional. It's possible a Joomla plugin is messing with the registration though as this will fire Joomla registration events so Joomla user and system plugins will act on that registration.

Users are unconfirmed and approved. Where can I see if they are blocked?

Check the Enabled column in CB > User Management. A user pending confirmation should have a row that looks like the following.

 

Is there a reason you're needing to completely bypass CBs normal registration process? Maintaining your own is additional maintenance that you'll constantly have to keep up with. We do not, and have no plans to, notify of API changes which could happen at any time breaking your implementation.