Single step registration + Confirmation e-mail v0.1

[dollars5]

Oh yeah, I forgot to mention in the requirements that it uses some PHP5 specific string functions (if we had to do it on PHP4 - we have to code that ourself) - thanks for noting it. My bad that I did include the requirements in first place.

[The Humanaught]

Is the mod package initially listed on the first page of this thread compatible with 9.8(.1)?

[dollars5]

Sure it is - it is only a modification of the header and is tested to work well on 9.8.1 version.

[twinkiboy]

If the user accidentally deletes or loses the e-mail, is there a way for the admin to send out the verification e-mail again? Maybe this is something that can be added in a later release.

[dollars5]

Actually there is a minimal provision for it - currently it also send a cc e-mail to an admin entered e-mail address, so that if any user contacts on this - you can activate it for him or forward that stored e-mail. Check for Cc in the header variable in the register.php code - you will notice this.

This kind of activation is used at Meme or Lame / Published News where a few users reported they did not get their registration e-mail and were complaining that it might have landed in spam/bulk mail folders and got cleaned up. Then we forwarded the mails again to let them activate or active by clicking on the link for the user.

[sam]

Originally Posted by dollars5

Did you upload the font files? I guess the server has some issues with the fonts that we used - I suggest you to replace the fonts with standard ones - may be that should help. I would also suggest to contact your host to see if they have the latest version of GD Image Library for PHP installed - may be that might also be an issue.

The ts_image.php - does not have a separate debug version - any error it generates would be emitted on to your browser as you see now.

Myself missed this folder and thanks for pointing it out.

[knsin0]

great mod! thanks a lot

[jdleung]

great mod.

each confirmation e-mail shows my server's e-mail address, how can I hide it?

[dollars5]

Many mail servers will bounce back a mail if you donot set the from address to a valid email address - that is counted as spam. So if you really think your mails should land to your receipants - you should reveal your mail address - a simple suggestion is o have a dummy or catch-all mail address like info@my-domain.com or contactus@my-domain.com - so save your personal inbox of any potential spams.

[jdleung]

I found it. I deleted "from" from $from

$from = "info@mysite.com";
so it always shows my server mail.

should like this
$from = "From: info@mysite.com";