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Twitter and Facebook OAuth on Registration Page With Free Trial Role
Last Post 05-25-2012 10:11 AM by Chad Nash. 4 Replies.
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05-11-2012 05:59 AM
    On my custom registration page I have the Dynamic Registration module configured to add the user to a free trial role upon completion of registration which is working great.

    I'd like to give users the option to register using OAuth with Twitter or Facebook. I've found that they get registered ok, but they don't get added to the free trial role. I tried using the "Execute SQL Query" option to run the following:

    INSERT dbo.UserRoles (UserId,RoleId,ExpiryDate) SELECT $(UserID),6,CONVERT(VARCHAR(10),DATEADD(d,15,GETDATE()),121)

    The above SQL didn't end up adding the role as expected (no error in Event Viewer). Also, I would think that even if the SQL did execute, DNN caching wouldn't pick it up so the user still wouldn't be given the free trial role access until the cache was cleared.

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    05-18-2012 01:46 PM
    Hi Chris - You are right on this for both accounts... I don't believe that the POST SQL is for Facebook and Twitter Login, only using the standard login... I will have to check but this is my initial thoughts, we will need to get this added for the next release.

    If this was working though The trouble here is that I think you are correct about the cache issues. So... Hmmm... Not sure what could be done here, I know for initial registration you can use the "Silent Post" to Dynamic Registration which should be able to handle an "Add Security Role" completion event?

    Check out this thread and let me know if this helps:
    http://www.datasprings.com/dnn-modules/dynamic-login/silent-post-to-dynamic-registration-for-facebook-integration


    Thanks,

    Chad
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    05-21-2012 07:07 AM
    Chad - Thanks for the response. I don't totally follow how I would implement the silent post, but if you could add the functionality to one of the two modules then I could just wait until then.

    Are you thinking you'd modify the Dynamic Login module to have post registration events, or modify Dynamic Registration to allow oAuth?

    Best,
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    05-25-2012 04:09 AM
    I was thinking about it more and it seems like the OAuth options should really be added to the registration module so that all of the good stuff that can be configured post configuration can still occur. It somewhat defeats the purpose of having that type of authentication if they can't first register using it. I know the email address can be used to tie the two together, but it would be more simple and consistent for the user to have OAuth at registration.
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    05-25-2012 10:11 AM
    Hi Chris,

    So... Would you want the user to be able / forced to fill out additional items? Usually these integrations are setup to be really easy and as few of steps as possible. If you needed other completion events such as roles, emails and so forth, then using silent HTTP Post to a Dynamic Registration instance would probably be the best option.

    Thanks,

    Chad
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