Currently, if we create a customer in the admin panel / backend of our site, that customer is unable to login using the email address we used in creating the customer profile. Even after resetting the password using a custom and self -generated one.
I looked at the database and noticed that customers’ emails that sign-in through the front are placed in the api_user table and customers created in the backend are placed in the customer_entity table.
Anyone know why this is? Is it a latency from 1.3.2 and is hiccuping from our upgrade to 1.4.0.?
Thanks again for any and all help.
Well dibbly do. I solved this issue by going into:
Configuration > Customer Configuration > Share Customer Accounts > Global
Then, in the backend admin account creation I made sure to select the proper store for the customer being created.
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I have not found any exact match for my query so creating this new thread. I am trying to build an application which is going to be work in the following way:
seller come to the example.com.
Initially they run the applicaiton as seller1.example.com
seller buy a domain say seller.com
they need to point our cname to their domain panel
then they can run the seller portal with seller.com url
Now the queries or concern are as follows:
If we dont add the domain which is created by user in my hosting as add on domain will it work?
There can be 1000 of user is it convenient add such huge number of add on domain?
There are several domain providers. Some provide facility to point NS record, some provide facility to point IP/A record how this can be manage via cpanel APIs.
Any suggestion or pointers will help us a lot.
Thanks in advance!
We are new to azure but want to learn it and use it to host a MySQL database for our school project.
I have created a MySQL database within azure and added my friend as a member to both the resource group "RUC" and the MySQL database resource itself.
But he can't access it within his own azure portal. How is that.
We are both on the dreamspark subscription which is free for students :)
Once your friend has logged into portal.azure.com, if you click on the top right section where your username is, a dropdown mean will appear where your azure subscription will be at. He then has to click on it to be able to see the resource group.
If you dont see it then please check the user permission on the resourcegroup and make sure you have added him correctly.
I have an eCommerce site running Woocommerce on top of Wordpress, and the company running it has changed there shipping system to an external company who stores the products in their warehouse and ships the products when they are bought.
In terms of automation, downloading information on new orders and sending it to the shipping company is fine, but when they respond to me with an XML of the orders sent and the associated tracking numbers, I need to be able to have a system that automatically updates the orders (including sending out the emails necessary). However, the only way I currently know how to do that is to update the MySQL database. But with that method, the automated email system is overridden and ignored.
Does anyone know how I can update orders statues and other information programmatically, which would allow Woocommerce's internal functions to be executed in the same way as manually logging into the admin side and updating the order?
Found a solution to this yet?
The code below works to mark an order as complete, but does not execute other actions as you describe in the admin
// create a new checkout instance and order id
$checkout = new WC_Checkout();
$this_order_id = $checkout->create_order();
$order = new WC_Order($this_order_id);
$order->update_status('completed');
I am creating an iOS App which the user will be able to login to via his account with our website (internal), or via Facebook or Twitter.
What I would like to know is how should I manage the database in order to verify his Facebook / Twitter account with his internal account on my website?
I.e When the user logs in via his internal account, I just run a simple authentication check to see if his username and password are valid. However with Facebook and Twitter, I obviously can't do this as I don't have access to the user's password.
Thanks in advanced.
my suggestion is that you would create a new table for each of the login types and connect it to your users/members table.
for example - for facebook login you would have a facebook_users table to hold the user's data (such as name, pic and most important - fbid)
than add a column named facebook_user_id to your existing members table.
in order to get the logged user from facebook you don't need to access his password... you should use the Facebook JS SDK and specifically the FB.getLoginStatus and FB.login function...
offcourse my suggestion is only one of many applicable ways to accomplish the task
Save fbid instead of fb-login user_name (you can keep both) of the user in your internal login table - A unique mapping exists (I'm sure something similar exists for twitter as well). Why do you need fb password for it?
Moreover, you run the check on internal table to authenticate user account, but when using login from fb or twitter, isn't the user already authenticated?
I have 2 websites, and both have a login system, where the user can create an account to access a special portion of our website. Website A is a standard LAMP creation, and the user information is thus stored in a MySQL database. Website B is a site that is hosted on SharePoint and the user information is stored in a SharePoint Form Based Authentication (FBA) database.
I want to make it so that when a user creates an account on Website A, an account is automatically created on Website B.
Does anybody know of an easy way to do this? I'm thinking when the account is created on Website A, the website can send a query to both databases and create the same information. OR the 2 databases could be kept in sync somehow.
Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks much.
Regarding your first method: I think it's not good solution because you have to wait until server b won't response. Better way is to use event model based on queue.
You have queue of ids which are new created users and add user_id from the first server to this queue during user's creation. From other side you have cron script with infinite loop
while(1) {
sleep(10);
//check new user_id in queue
if (no) {
continue;
}
//create a new user in server B and remove user_id from queue
}