Can you use http://paste.samjlevy.com or if you are pasting the code into a reply, put <code> </code> around it so it doesn’t strip out text

// Active Directory server
$ldap_host = “mydomain.com”;
// Active Directory DN
$ldap_dn = “OU=user,DC=mydomain,DC=com”;
// Active Directory user group
$ldap_user_group = “Users”;
// Active Directory manager group
$ldap_manager_group = “Administrators”;
// Domain, for purposes of constructing $user
$ldap_usr_dom = “@mydomain.com”;

http://paste.samjlevy.com

What you need to do is add primaryGroupID=x to the LDAP query string

To make it work, you could do this–

Replace the foreach under ‘Append each group’ with:

// Append each group
foreach($group as $g) {
    if(is_numeric($g)) $query .= "(primaryGroupID=$g)"; else $query .= "(memberOf=CN=$g,$ldap_dn)";
}

And replace the line under ‘Just looking for membership of one group’ with:

// Just looking for membership of one group
if(is_numeric($group)) $query .= "(primaryGroupID=$group)"; else $query .= "(memberOf=CN=$group,$ldap_dn)";

The code we added will detect if you are using a number instead of a string, and will then check for users that have that number as their primaryGroupID.

The caveat being you have to use the ID of the group and not the CN, but you can mix it with CN’s since our code checks for numerics:

print_r(get_members(513)); // Gets all users that have primaryGroupID = 513
print_r(get_members(array("Test Group",513))); // EXCLUSIVE: Gets only members that belong to 'Test Group' AND that have primaryGroupID = 513
print_r(get_members(array("Test Group",513),TRUE)); // INCLUSIVE: Gets members that belong to 'Test Group' OR that have primaryGroupID = 513

513 is the ‘Domain Users’ group

It’s a bit of a hack, but it should get you in the right direction

The proper way to do it would probably be to have 2 LDAP queries run: one that looks up the group ID for each/single passed group, and the other would search against both the memberOf with the CN and the primaryGroupID with the ID

Maybe try contacting one of the original UDF developers?

What about unicode characters? If we compare:
levenshtein(‘ół,’ol’);
How to develop your code to recognizing these string as identical? For “ó Ó ł Ł” and others: “ą Ą ć Ć ę Ę ś Ś n Ń ź Ź ż Ż”