CCBill Question About Member Usernames..

[Lee]

Does anyone know if it is possible to parse the username of a member in to the actual sites HTML code so it displays a message like..

'Welcome $member'

Where $member would display the surfers chosen username?

Regards,

Lee

[CorbinFisher_BD]

I do that with one of my sites but not really just through HTML. It pulls the value (membername) from when they login. So doesn't necessarily involve CCBill much, as the authentication with the password file is seperate from us pullin that value to display in the header of the site for the member to see.

[CCBill Paul]

Hello Lee,

I am not exactly sure how this has to do with your CCBill setup, but I can tell you how to gather the members data on your back end after the sale if that is what you are looking for.

Feel free to hit me up if you any further questions.

paulk@ccbill.com
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-Paul

[JustMe]

Hey Lee.

This can be done VERY easily with PHP, by calling on a standard server-side variable called "REMOTE_USER". It basically reads the username variable being supplied to the webserver by the client when in any given protected realm:

$username = $_SERVER['REMOTE_USER'];

Hope that helps.

[gaybucks_chip]

Another option, depending on what you're trying to accomplish, is to have a front end that captures whatever info you want to use to personalize, and then just pass the user/pass to the ccbill join page. That way, you have their username, preferred nickname (if you want to collect it and they want to give it) and email or whatever, and then when they login, your local database will have whatever personal info you've collected, tied to the ccbill username.

This requires programming the frontend in php or perl or something, but that's a fairly minimal task.