automatic validation during registration

Hi! Thanks for this script! Took me a few hours to get into it (newbie). Is there any way to make the validation an automatic? Manual activation sucks a little...

cheers mate

The whole system needs a valid e-mail address... the account is working after the user has validated his account is this not automatic enough?

It's cool don't get me wrong, it's just when I sign up to a message board, the validation link allows me to sign in straight away, whereas the access_user_class script requires manual validation - which means I'd have to activate the account between certain times of the day when I'm awake. This might put visitors off. I don't mind manually activating the accounts but the my bones are screaming for efficiency lol...

cheers anyway

P.S. The validation emails to hotmail addresses don't get there. If I sign up using one of my NTL addresses, it comes straight away. Strange...

The emails don't go into the Hotmail junk folder or anything. Maybe they're severely delayed...

You want to activate and login in one step?

about the mail:
replace inside the mail function the "\r\n" with only the "\n"

I removed all instances of "\r" in the following code from the access_user_class.php file (leaving "\n" in it's place), but hotmail addresses still don't receive a validation email.

Code:

function send_mail($mail_address, $msg = 29, $subj = 28, $send_admin = false) {
$header = "From: \"".$this->webmaster_name."\" <".$this->webmaster_mail.">\n";
if ($send_admin) $header .= "Bcc: ".ADMIN_MAIL."\n";
$header .= "MIME-Version: 1.0\n";
$header .= "Mailer: Olaf's mail script version 1.11\n";
$header .= "Content-Type: text/plain; charset=\"iso-8859-1\"\n";
$header .= "Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit\n";
$subject = $this->messages($subj);
$body = $this->messages($msg);
if (mail($mail_address, $subject, $body, $header)) {
return true;
} else {
return false;
}
}

You want to activate and login in one step?

Yes please

For the mail problem wait some days, I'm busy with a version where the mail is send by a external maler class,

the automatic login is a nice feature, I will think about ... (but this will take some time)

On line 8 of login.php there is:

  //$my_access->auto_activation = false; // use this (true/false) to stop the automatic activation

  You don't have to be awake and manually activate the accounts then (if that's part of what you were referring to).

I set auto activation to "true" but it will not auotmatically activate a new account.

Login and/or password did not match to the database. The auto login doesn't work

please start a new thread for a new item (and describe a little bit more)

I set auto activation to "true" but it will not automatically activate a new account.

sorry for the double post. i edited my last one but that doesn't bump up the thread to gtet your attention lol

I set auto activation to "true" but it will not automatically activate a new account.

sorry for the double post. i edited my last one but that doesn't bump up the thread to gtet your attention lol

I posted my answer about this before...

I know, it's just someone pointed me to a part of the script which looked like I could set the activation to automatic.

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