[Rodney]

Originally Posted by dollars5

This is already into the core of Pligg 9.9 - so there will be no use of this thread anymore I guess.

I just installed 9.9 and I don't see this as a module or as part of the standard install.

Does anybody have instructions to get this to work on pligg 9.9?

[bbrian017]

Ashdigg is creating this module for 9.9.0 and it will be ready soon enough he is pretty quick when he says something is being done!

[dollars5]

Ash is working as posted on other threads..

[laurskrt]

sk-rt.com was getting HAMMERED by .cn registrations (over 20,000 since december 10). today we switched over to single-step registration and it seems to have worked great. thanks for such an easy fix.

we added one feature to our confirmation "thank you" page: a link to the login page.

will be checking here regularly to try to stay a step ahead of these bots. thanks to all of you for all your great coding.

[fingerprn]

Sk*rt, I just tried signing up for your site. I purposely didn't confirm my email address and then tried to log in. All it says is that I have the wrong username or password. I haven't tried installing this mod yet, so I don't know if this is normal. If so, this mod needs a way to tell if someone hasn't confirmed their email address and...

1. Remind them to check again.

2. Offers them a chance to have the confirmation message sent again.

I run another social networking site and I know that either putting in the wrong email address or not noticing the confirmation message is very common. Most of the time, the user just gets frustrated and leaves.

Originally Posted by laurskrt

sk-rt.com was getting HAMMERED by .cn registrations (over 20,000 since december 10). today we switched over to single-step registration and it seems to have worked great. thanks for such an easy fix.

we added one feature to our confirmation "thank you" page: a link to the login page.

will be checking here regularly to try to stay a step ahead of these bots. thanks to all of you for all your great coding.

[bbrian017]

Good point. Also add a welcome page when confirming. I added a thank you login link manually but it would be nice to see something here that looks pligg professional!

[onis]

Originally Posted by dollars5

Single step registration + Confirmation e-mail v0.3

Created by: Vinoth Kannan
Created on: 2007/02/28

Description
It Makes user registration in single step and confirmation email: allows user to validate his e-mail address by confirming a link sent.

Download: http://www.pligg.com/forum/attachmen...1&d=1173771044

Screenshot:


Steps:
step-1: Upload & replace the validation.php and register.php to Pligg root directory
step-2: Upload & replace the login.php to /libs/login.php
step-3: upload & replace the register_step_1.tpl to template/templatename/register_step_1.tpl
step-4: Modify the validation.php with proper database settings

Revision History
v0.3 2007/03/13 Dollars5 - Bug fix to use table_users for pligg user table
v0.2 2007/03/05 Dollars5 - Updated to automatically pick Site url, Greeting message and site email for from address.
v0.1 2007/02/28 Dollars5 - First version


We are open for your feedback and improvements - if you can improve it further - please do it and make sure you share it here.

Hi

Can you please tell me where and how to modify validation.php setting
The code is not on the file or may be I am missing something
Thanks

[aurem]

Please can you tell me how to do this?

"step-4: Modify the validation.php with proper database settings"

I can't find "define" in the code.

[bbrian017]

Originally Posted by aurem

Please can you tell me how to do this?

"step-4: Modify the validation.php with proper database settings"

I can't find "define" in the code.

If you are running 9.8.2 there is NOTHING you need to do in this file. I think that was for an older version!

The only thing I added was this,

<a href="http://www.blogengage.com/login.php">Login</a>

Hope this helps!

Working demo, Blog Engage / Register

[aurem]

Im runing pligg 9.9

Where shold I add this "<a href="http://www.myplig.com/login.php">Login</a>"?