Drupal Hook Login

When using the one-time login link user_pass_reset() calls drupal_goto() after user_login_finalize() has invoked hook_user_login(), so this is not an issue. pfrenssen's comment is weboide commented 21 March 2012 at 19:24

The user just logged in. Parameters. object $account: The user object on which the operation was just performed.. Related topics

Jul 09, 2015 · "but it seems that this module stops from doing that and the access property always has something in it" Nope. See this bit, that's what we do. 'status' and 'notify' to FALSE (0), so we can load users with status = 0, access = 0, login = 0.(aka never ever used). See the code here that's executed when sending activation emails. "Is there another way I can check that this is the first login for ...

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The hook does work, as It does print out the Welcome message after login. However, I can't figure out how to get any of the user information, specifically the entered username and password. hooks users

In this case, when you add a new hook to the code, you also need to flush the cache used by Drupal as Drupal caches the list of hooks implemented by third-party modules. The module is not enabled. share improve this answer

Mar 02, 2018 · First thing we need to decide is what type of event we’re going to dispatch and when we’re going to dispatch it. We’re going to create an event for a Drupal hook that does not yet have an event in core “hook_user_login“. Let’s start by creating a new class that extends Event, we’ll call the new class UserLoginEvent. Let’s also ...

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