CVS edit link for tehkemo
Im freelance Drupal themer and Ive personal site at
http://tehkemo.com, actually Ive created a module that extends Drupals user activation - after registration, user recieve an activaiton link that needs to be accessed to activate his user account or is required to copy activation code and paste it into field at address, that is send via email as well. Also there is a chance to change email in case he misspeled his email address in activation process - this is based on user session. Id like to contribute this module to community, because its useful part of user registration.
In case you are interested in this module, please allow me access to CVS to contribute as soon as possible.
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Comment #1
tehkemo commentedThis module allows you to enhance functionality of Drupal registration process on your websites. Actually it adds an option to verify an email address of registered user before his account gets activated. All is done via simple ticket system and basically registered user get assigned a ticket id and this is send in 2 forms to the user on address he registered with his account. 2 options to activate user account: first is simply click on the link, the other just for case html will broke in html encoding and the link will not work, there is code that has to be pasted in the field on url also sent in email address.
Also, I did test this module only with PHPMailer, so it probably is the only requirement for now.
Admin is allowed to change email content via replacements for full customization.
This module is supported by Webinspiro - Drupal Web development and webdesign ( Sorry, its only in czech now, however Im working hard on english version)
Hope I didnt forget something.
Comment #2
avpadernoHello, and thank you for applying for a CVS account. I am adding the review tags, and some volunteers will review the code, pointing out what it needs to be changed.
As per requirements, the motivation message should be expanded to contain more features of the proposed project. For themes, it should include also a screenshot of the theme, and (when possible) a link to a working demo site; for modules, it should include also a comparison with the existing solutions.
The description you give for the module features make me think you are describing features that already present in Drupal (Drupal already has an option to verify the email address used when registering an account on a Drupal-powered site); may you describe with more details the features of the module?
Comment #3
tehkemo commentedHello, firsly Im sorry for little confusing description.
Module Ive commited extends Drupals default registration process - as far as I know there are only 3 options for users that would like to register on your Drupal site.
1) Only site administrators can create new user accounts.
2) Visitors can create accounts and no administrator approval is required.
3) Visitors can create accounts but administrator approval is required.
and now with the module there is added another option:
4) Visitors can create accounts but email activation is required.
This feature actually allows site administators to require a valid email address for his registered users as it is on most sites now.
Hope you understand my description.
I have to notify that module was tested with http://drupal.org/project/phpmailer only and probably wont work with Drupals default mail function.
Comment #4
avpadernoThe option to verify an email address of the user who is registering on a Drupal-powered site is already present on Drupal (see attachment).
What do you mean by email activation is required?
Comment #5
tehkemo commentedOoops, its been there since when? I did that module couple of months back actually and I tho it will be a good idea to share it with community..nvm then. I'm sorry then..
Comment #6
avpadernoBasing on this page, it was already present in Drupal 5.
Feel free to re-apply with a different module.