Bitrix easy user transfer with passwords

If you are faced with the task of transferring users from one Bitrix to another, then it is quite simple to do this.

First, create a correspondence table of user groups, where the keys are the id of the user group on the first site, and the id values ​​of the corresponding user group on the second. Something like this:

  $ tableOfGroups = [
    '1' => 1,
    '2' => 2,
    '3' => 3,
    '4' => 4,
    '5' => 9,
    '6' => 10,
    '7' => 11,
];  

Then you will need to manually add to the second site Add. fields (if any) with the same codes. Then place the exportUSERS.php file on the first site, and importUSERS.php on the second site and write down the appropriate paths.

Listing of file exportUSERS.php

  require_once ($ _ SERVER ['DOCUMENT_ROOT']. '/ bitrix / modules / main / include / prolog_before.php');

// Get the list of users
$ rsUsers = CUser :: GetList ($ by = "", $ order = "", [], array ("SELECT" => array ("UF_ *")));
while ($ user = $ rsUsers-> Fetch ()) {

    $ arUsers [$ user ['ID']] = $ user;

    if ($ user ['PERSONAL_PHOTO']) {
        $ arFileTmp = CFile :: ResizeImageGet (
            $ user ['PERSONAL_PHOTO'],
            array ("width" => 1000, "height" => 1000),
            BX_RESIZE_IMAGE_PROPORTIONAL,
            true
        );

        $ arUsers [$ user ['ID']] ['PERSONAL_PHOTO'] = 'http: //'. $ _SERVER ['SERVER_NAME']. $ arFileTmp ["src"];
    }

    $ userGroups = CUser :: GetUserGroup ($ user ['ID']);

    $ arUsers [$ user ['ID']] ['A'] ['GROUPS'] = $ userGroups;
}

echo json_encode ($ arUsers);

die ();

require_once ($ _ SERVER ['DOCUMENT_ROOT']. '/ bitrix / modules / main / include / prolog_after.php');  

Listing of the file importUSERS.php

  require_once ($ _ SERVER ['DOCUMENT_ROOT']. '/ bitrix / modules / main / include / prolog_before.php');

$ arTotal = array ();

$ url = 'https://your_site.ru/exportUSERS.php';

$ postdata = array ();

$ post = http_build_query ($ postdata);
$ ch = curl_init ($ url);
curl_setopt ($ ch, CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER, TRUE);
curl_setopt ($ ch, CURLOPT_POST, 1);
curl_setopt ($ ch, CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS, $ post);
$ response = curl_exec ($ ch);
curl_close ($ ch);

// Convert std to array
$ response = json_decode ($ response, True);

$ arTotal ['Received users'] = count ($ response);
$ arTotal ['Entered'] = 0;

if (! CModule :: IncludeModule ("iblock")) {die ();}

$ tableOfGroups = [
    '1' => 1,
    '2' => 2,
    '3' => 3,
    '4' => 4,
    '5' => 9,
    '6' => 10,
    '7' => 11,
];

$ connection = Bitrix \ Main \ Application :: getConnection ('default');
$ sqlHelper = $ connection-> getSqlHelper ();

foreach ($ response as $ key => $ value) {

    $ arFields = [];

    foreach ($ value as $ k => $ v) {

        switch ($ k) {
            case 'PERSONAL_PHOTO':
                if ($ v) {
                    $ arIMAGE = CFile :: MakeFileArray ($ value ['PERSONAL_PHOTO']);
                    $ arIMAGE ["MODULE_ID"] = "main";
                    $ arFields [$ k] = $ arIMAGE;
                }
                break;
            case 'A':
                $ groupIDS = [];
                // According to the group correspondence table, set the required access levels
                foreach ($ v ['GROUPS'] as $ name => $ val) {
                    array_push ($ groupIDS, $ tableOfGroups [$ val]);
                }
                $ arFields ['GROUP_ID'] = $ groupIDS;
                break;
            case 'LID':
                break;
            case 'IS_ONLINE':
                break;
            case 'PASSWORD':
                break;
            case 'CHECKWORD':
                break;
            default:
                if ($ v) {
                    $ arFields [$ k] = $ v;
                }
                break;
        }
    }

    $ arFields ['PASSWORD'] = 'blabla';
    $ arFields ['CHECKWORD'] = 'blabla';

    $ user = new CUser;

    $ ID = $ user-> Add ($ arFields);
    if (intval ($ ID)> 0) {
        $ arTotal ['Entered'] + = 1;

        $ connection-> queryExecute ("UPDATE b_user SET PASSWORD = '". $ sqlHelper-> forSql ($ value ["PASSWORD"]). "', CHECKWORD = '". $ sqlHelper-> forSql ($ value ["CHECKWORD" ]). "'WHERE ID ='". $ ID. "'");

    } else {
        $ arTotal ['Errors'] = $ arTotal [' Errors']. '
        '. $ user-> LAST_ERROR;
    }

}  

Remember to run your importUSERS.php file and wait for the import process to complete. After the import is complete, delete both files

Теги: 1C Bitrixphp

Author

Aleksandr Tichiy

Fullstack developer · 1C-Bitrix

I build and modernize online stores and corporate portals on 1C-Bitrix. Integrations with 1C, high-load performance, 152-FZ compliance. Writing about architecture and e-commerce.

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