issue with registration

Niz

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Message # 1 | 4:13 AM 2012-02-19

I had a member register on the site I created and he received no confirmation email. Is there any way I can push that out? Is there a setting that I need to change? This is the first member to register with me, so I dont know if its bad on his end or mine.

Post edited by Niz - Sunday, 2012-02-19, 4:14 AM

Paradox

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Message # 2 | 4:20 AM 2012-02-19

Niz, all registrations will recieve an automatically sent confirmation email. They can however be re-sent if the user open his profile and selects the [resend confirmation] link which will be founf next to his email. This is of course assuming you haven't edited the profile page template and removed it.

Hope this helps, happy

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Niz

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Message # 3 | 8:25 AM 2012-02-19

no, the only editing ive done is changing image url links for the background. Ive kept a copy of the coding just in case the url i replaced wasnt my target.

Paradox

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Message # 4 | 8:30 AM 2012-02-19

Niz, if this is the case then the user should be able to open his profile page and re-send the link. smile

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Sunny

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Message # 5 | 10:57 PM 2012-02-19

Quote (Paradox)

They can however be re-sent if the user open his profile and selects the [resend confirmation] link which will be founf next to his email.

This is right if there are local users enabled. But most probably Niz has uNet users on his website.

Niz, the confirmation message can be resent via the following page: http://unet.com/register - a user must enter his email and the link to re-send the message will appear. Besides, ask him to check his junk folder as the confirmation message might get there.

Please continue the discussion in the following thread: http://forum.ucoz.com/forum/7-2098-1

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