Problem/Motivation
There are a couple of places where module activation is checked without using the email_verify_activated() function.
Proposed resolution
Fix them.
Remaining tasks
Fix the issueCreate a patchReview the patchCommit the patch
User interface changes
None.
API changes
None.
Data model changes
None.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #5 | interdiff-2676830-2-5.txt | 594 bytes | oadaeh |
| #5 | email_verify-check_activation_correctly-2676830-5-D7.patch | 3.99 KB | oadaeh |
| #2 | email_verify-check_activation_correctly-2676830-2-D7.patch | 4 KB | oadaeh |
Comments
Comment #2
oadaeh commentedThe attached patch makes it so that the email_verify_activated() function is used to check activation. It also sets the variable to be boolean.
Comment #3
aimeerae(updating attribution)
Comment #4
aimeeraeLooks good. I found one thing:
Shouldn't the function be called here?
Comment #5
oadaeh commentedI've changed that in the updated patch attached.
Comment #6
Patrick Storey commentedThis one is a tad difficult to test, but I reviewed the code and verified that it is now using the email_verify_activated() function in those areas, and while using the module no errors popped up so it appears to be using it correctly.
Comment #8
oadaeh commentedThis has been committed to the 2.x dev branch. Thanks for the reviews and testing.
Comment #9
kristen polThanks!
Comment #10
kristen polThanks!Whoops... duplicate. :)
Comment #11
oadaeh commented