User check form does not use offset

I've reviewed the code. Good work!

1) Super minor:

+++ b/email_verify.check.inc
@@ -20,30 +20,44 @@ function email_verify_user_check_form($form, &$form_state) {
+    '#description' => t('
+      On this page, you can list all existing users for whom their email address
+      is not valid. Simply click the "Start" button to begin the process. If you
+      make changes to the users, you will need to click the "Start" or "Update"
+      buttons to see the new data.
+    '),

This seems a little odd. Text is t does not need to follow 80 characters limit but not a bit deal.

2) The queries are being built with string manipulation rather than using db_select but maybe there was some reason for that.

We'll get this tested soon.

Testing the patch in comment #6 at the /admin/people/email_verify .

I added a user with an email address that ended as .commmm to my database as user id #2.

I set the number of users to verify at 10. And the offset to 3 (so it shouldn't detect any incorrect users). Oddly it seemed to of started at the 4th user in my database.

If I set the number to 1 and the offset to 1, then it checks the 3rd user in my database (I am counting the first user as 0 assuming this is pulling from an array somewhere).

Ah, looks like there were some blocked/disabled users in the start of my database. Checked the " Include blocked/disabled users" checkbox and now the email verify is working as expected.

Okay I can verify that the offset button is working as intended. And when verifying the .commmm address it showed it in the output below as not verified with the reason being " No DNS records were found, using checkdnsrr() with "hook42.commmm." for host and "ANY" for type."

This has passed testing.

Thanks!