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Is there a way to see which users have connected via Social Interaction?

FerrariSteveFerrariSteve Seattle ✭
in Vanilla 2.0 - 2.8

As the subject says, is there a way to see which users have successfully connected their accounts to Facebook, Twitter, and/or Google+ using the Social Interaction built in to 2.1?

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    hgtonighthgtonight ∞ · New Moderator
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    IIRC, it isn't readily apparent anywhere in the frontend how a user is registered.

    You can pull the information from the db, of course. Just look at the UserAuthentication table which should have a record for every user for each external connection.

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    vrijvlindervrijvlinder Papillon-Sauvage MVP

    Sounds like it could be made into a plugin for YAGA , where it awards a corresponding badge if they used a certain service to connect. Like on this forum. But even on this forum it does not quite work because I have connected with both facebook and twitter and have not gotten a badge.

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    FerrariSteveFerrariSteve Seattle ✭

    @vrijlinder: Yes, that functionality is actually built in to YAGA already. That's actually why I want to see which users have connected. I'm hoping YAGA will auto-award them moving forward, but I want to manually award the badges to those who connected prior to me installing YAGA. :)

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    hgtonighthgtonight ∞ · New Moderator
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    IIRC, it isn't readily apparent anywhere in the frontend how a user is registered.

    You can pull the information from the db, of course. Just look at the UserAuthentication table which should have a record for every user for each external connection.

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    FerrariSteveFerrariSteve Seattle ✭

    @hgtonight said:
    Just look at the UserAuthentication table which should have a record for every user for each external connection.

    BOOM! Worked perfectly. :)

    Now just crossing my fingers that YAGA will auto-award new ones. Will be easy enough to check now that I know where to look to find "the list."

    Thx, @hgtonight.

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