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  09/28/11
  2:52am
  Ben says:

  I have used sfFacebookConnectPlugin
  http://www.symfony-project.org/plugins/sfFacebookConnectPlugin
  
  which uses sfDoctrineGuard
  
  There is a great tutorial here:
  
  http://www.symfony-project.org/more-with-symfony/1_4/en/12-Developing-for-Facebook
  
  Note that the plugin codebase is now located on Git Hub
  http://github.com/fabriceb/sfFacebookConnectPlugin
  
  If you want to replicate the email registration process of sfDoctrineApply, you can do so quite easily by just adding a couple of extra methods to the sfGuardAuth module (copy it from the plugin directory into your application directory and change the copied version)
  
  I add the following for email verification:
  
  
  

  
  
  /* paste these methods inside your sfGuardAuthActions class*/
  
  public function sendActivationEmail(sfGuardUser $user){
  
      try{
  
        
  
        $from_address = sfConfig::get('app_email_from_address');
  
        $from_name = sfConfig::get('app_email_from_name');
  
        $from = array(
  
          $from_address => $from_name
  
        );
  
        
  
        $variables = array(
  
            'name' => (($user->getFirstName() != '')? $user->getFirstName() :$user->getUsername()),
  
            'token'=> $this->getActivationToken($user),
  
            'userId'=> $user->getId()
  
          );
  
  
  
  /* I have a partial which includes the email body, but it will just basically contain a welcome message and the authorisation link */
  
        $htmlBody = $this->getPartial('sfGuardAuth', 'activationEmailHTML', $variables);
  
        $textBody = $this->getPartial('sfGuardAuth', 'activationEmailText', $variables);
  
       
  
        $mailer = $this->getMailer();
  
        $subject = sfConfig::get('app_site_name').' - Activate Your Account';
  
        $message = $mailer->compose($from, $user->email_address, $subject, $htmlBody);
  
  
  
        $message->setBody($htmlBody, 'text/html');
  
        $message->addPart($textBody, 'text/plain');
  
  
  
        $mailer->send($message);
  
      }
  
      catch(Swift_RfcComplianceException $e){
  
        /* in the unlikely event that an email address passes the symfony validation, but fails the swift mailer validation, notify the admin */
  
        mail(sfConfig::get('email_admin_address'), sfConfig::get('app_site_name').' anomalous email address', 'user_id: '.$user->getId()." \n".$e->getMessage());
  
      }
  
    }
  
  
  
    public function executeActivate(sfWebRequest $request){
  
      $user = Doctrine::getTable('sfGuardUser')->find($request->getParameter('id'));
  
      $token = $request->getParameter('token');
  
      if($token == $this->getActivationToken($user))
  
      {
  
        $user->setIsActive(true);
  
        $user->save();
  
        $this->getUser()->signin($user);
  
        /* fire off user sign in event */
  
        $event = new sfEvent($this, 'user.activated', array('userId' => $user->getId()));
  
        $this->dispatcher->notify($event);
  
      }
  
      else{
  
      }
  
    }
  
  
  
    public function getActivationToken(sfGuardUser $user)
  
    {
  
  /* 
  
  you can use anything method you like to generate the token as long as it's reproducable
  
  I include the last_login as a field in order to prevent the token being used after the user has already logged in
  
  */
  
      $string = $user->getSalt().$user->getCreatedAt().$user->getLastLogin();
  
      return md5($string);
  
    }
  
  

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