It looks like that particular config file is not referenced in the core and therefore those variables would foreign.

Try to include the variables in the page where you want them retrieved. (inside the php code of that page itself).

-Carlos

Thank you :) I was able to get around the issue by skipping the config as you suggested.

It looks like that particular config file is not referenced in the core and therefore those variables would foreign.

Try to include the variables in the page where you want them retrieved. (inside the php code of that page itself).

-Carlos

Thank you :) I was able to get around the issue by skipping the config as you suggested.

The tokens are generated dynamically by Elgg. When login posts the form fields, Elgg validates the tokens. you'll have to CURL your Elgg site while logged out in order to obtain valid tokens and then send those values back for login.

Thanks for the reply :) Is it possible to provide an example of the curl script that i would need to get the token?

Thanks

There is no "CURL Script" LOL ;-) , it's a function.

If you want examples, just google for "CURL"

The tokens are generated dynamically by Elgg. When login posts the form fields, Elgg validates the tokens. you'll have to CURL your Elgg site while logged out in order to obtain valid tokens and then send those values back for login.

Thanks for the reply :) Is it possible to provide an example of the curl script that i would need to get the token?

Thanks

There is no "CURL Script" LOL ;-) , it's a function.

If you want examples, just google for "CURL"

code a plugin to :=

register_elgg_event_handler('logout",....

and then trap event via

header("Location: ...." )