The 2026 Drupal Business Survey is open. Your response will help shape the future of the Drupal business ecosystem.Is there a way to pre-approve emails that have a subdomain component, for example:
Right now it seems only @stanford.edu can be pre-approved.
Is there a way to specify what the email address should end with? Ending in stanford.edu (without the @) will allow for all subdomains from this domain.
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Comment #1
andrew7 commentedI really need this feature urgently. I'm a student but can set aside a small budget if need be.
Most educational institutions utilize subdomains in their email addresses, so I could imagine this feature being helpful to others besides me.
Also, I need the role assignment to be persistent, i.e. not change if a user changes her email address.
Comment #2
johnhanley commentedHello,
Supporting sub-domains in email addresses should be a simple matter of changing the regular expression used to determine a legitimate pattern.
The same should be true for sub-domains w/o the prefix or the at symbol. I'd need to explore this some before committing though.
However, I don't know how quickly I'll get to this. I'm working on revising a couple of my other more popular modules plus I have on-going professional and personal obligations.
In the meantime patches are always welcome.
John
Comment #3
johnhanley commentedComment #4
johnhanley commentedSorry, I don't have the time to implement this change. Patches welcome.