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« on: Oct 01, 2006, 04:40:34 AM »

I'm a bit confused about the registration process from the user perspective.

When I register a user, I am sent an email with a link like this:

http://MyDomain.com/classes/access_user/login.php?ident=5&activate=3ac295fbd57ba1567351e0e4fdf28b2d&language=en Visit through proxy

When I click on this link, I am taken to login.php where I am told I'm validated but that an Admin will now have to approve me.

Is it possible to automatically approve users who have validated by responding to the email? I'm sure it's in the docs, but I must be blind, I can't find it.
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« Reply #1 on: Oct 01, 2006, 12:47:08 PM »

I'm a bit confused about the registration process from the user perspective.

When I register a user, I am sent an email with a link like this:

http://MyDomain.com/classes/access_user/login.php?ident=5&activate=3ac295fbd57ba1567351e0e4fdf28b2d&language=en Visit through proxy

When I click on this link, I am taken to login.php where I am told I'm validated but that an Admin will now have to approve me.

Is it possible to automatically approve users who have validated by responding to the email? I'm sure it's in the docs, but I must be blind, I can't find it.


from the manual:

This class can be used in two modes:

automatic account activation

account activation by admin (check the default account details beneath)



If you want to use disable the automatic feature use this variable inside the login script: $my_access->auto_activation = false; // (true/false) or set this boolean inside the class file.


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