I am the lead developer and webmaster for my organization but not the devloper for IMIS. My nonprofit does a lot of thier core membership management with IMIS15+. We have been using it for the past 3 years and I am hoping a solution for authenticating with PHP is made by now. I am interested in using a Wordpress CMS which is coded in PHP but I would like to use the IMIS authentication LDAP tables for valid members only. This would be separate from any IMIS development. I only need a way to authenticate users and passwords in Wordpress. Is there a plugin out there? Our main site uses IIS and the default iMIS authentication. Please help. Thanks.

I'm building a SharePoint WebPart, and using iMIS 15.1.1

SSO is working, so the SharePoint client is authenticated.

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How do I get the iMIS UserID?

Is there a method on the MembershipWebService.asmx that can do that for me?

If there is no suitable method available, please suggest an approach!

Thank you,

~ Boris

Is there any formal documentation on the AsiMembershipProvider and AsiRoleProvider?  I see some hit and miss troubleshooting in these posts but it would be nice to have some framework to start with. 

I am trying to implement SSO between our public site and the imis public. Right now I am using the web service LoginUserAndProvideCookies to verify credentials. Can someone please tell me if this web service updates any tables in iMIS? Also, the cookie that is returned how do I use it in the other web services?

I am looking for information in the PHP toolkit that Marty talked about during Innovations... is anything posted here?

Creating and Managing iMIS Groups in code

This article contains sample code and discussion of creating Groups via the iMIS .NET APIs.

Groups Overview

There are two kinds of groups in iMIS: Simple Groups and Detail Groups. Simple groups are, for lack of a better term, pretty simple: they are essentially a collection of contacts, each with a Join Date and (optional) Drop Date. Detail groups are similar to Simple Groups, but they add the concept of Roles; each Group Type can have a specific set of roles defined, and members within each group can have zero, one, or many roles within the group. Either group type can be used for iMIS security assignments.

Creating User Logins and Passwords in iMIS 15+

iMIS 15 introduced a new concept called Unified Login. Under unified login, all iMIS modules and applications use a single authentication store to allow users access. Currently, this store is based on the Microsoft Membership Provider model. There are several methods of interacting with the provider, from the database level all the way up to .NET APIs and Web Services. The various options are presented below.

Pages in this book deal with using/modifying the iMIS infrastructure (such as Unified Login).

Has anybody had a hosted client that needed to access their e-mail (in our case Outlook) on their local PC/environment? Is there a configuration that can be changed in order to allow this to happen?

Has anyone successfully integrated iMIS email address updates to Constant Contact? I have a client who is very happy with Constant Contact and is interested in an integration from iMIS to their data at Constant Contact.