<?php $rid = array_search('a role name', user_roles(true)); $newUser = array( 'name' => 'username', 'pass' => user_password(), // note: do not md5 the password 'mail' => 'email address', 'init' => 'email address', 'status' => 1, 'roles' => array($rid => ''), // user_save() extract the "key" instead of value. 'language' => variable_get('language_default', 'en'), 'timezone' => variable_get('date_default_timezone', '-25200'), 'timezone_name' => variable_get('date_default_timezone_name', 'America/Vancouver'), ); user_save(null, $newUser); ?>And, here's how you can update an existing user:
<?php // load user object $existingUser = user_load('USERID'); // update some user property $existingUser->some_property = 'blah'; // save existing user user_save((object) array('uid' => $existingUser->uid), (array) $existingUser); ?>
If you are creating a new user, you can get the uid like this:
<?php $user = user_save(null, $newUser); $new_user_id = $user->uid; ?>
See http://api.drupal.org/api/function/user_save for more details.
1 comment:
What you don't do is describe how to use this in drupal or in a block module... Can you explain how you used it what it can be used for or why you would do this?
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