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Mike
Posts:11
wading in the water
wading in the water

06/05/2007 6:55 PM  

In order to assure email, etc, was working, I used the DNN "standard" registration. I then set the User Registration setting to "verified" so that the user is sent an email and must log in through that email with the verification code. I love the way this works, but need the Dynamic Registration to accommodate many more fields.

As I worked through PDF and set up accordingly, I found that the PDF expects User Registration set as "Public". This fails the process I wanted to use as was done in the standard DNN registration as "Verified".

Any ideas how I can do "Verified" emails using Dynamic Registration?

Chad
Posts:2386
river guide
river guide

06/06/2007 9:17 AM  

Mike,

Hi. I thought this was included in the 2.4 documentation but I cannot find it there. This isn't a problem though and it outlined on a few posts here. You just need to use the parameters $(VerificaitonCode) and $(VerificationCodeLink) within your dynamic email.

Here are a few other posts related to this:

http://dnn4.datasprings.com/Products/ProductForums/tabid/727/forumid/3/postid/541/view/topic/Default.aspx


http://www.datasprings.com/Products/ProductForums/tabid/727/forumid/1/postid/949/view/topic/Default.aspx

Thanks,

Chad

 

Rob
Posts:42
paddling down the creek
paddling down the creek

07/27/2007 11:34 AM  

Hi Chad,

This information appears to still missing from the v3.0 manual as well.

On this subject, if the portal registration is set to "None" since I want to hide the standard DNN registration link, will DR still send out verifications codes if the parameters are used in the email, and will they work properly in DNN?

Also, will they work properly with DynamicLogin?

Thanks,

Rob Ralston

Chad
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river guide
river guide

07/31/2007 10:46 PM  
Rob,

Hi. I believe the Dynamic Registration would require DNN to not be set to 'None'. I have not tested this yet but that is my initial thoughts. Also, I don't think either our login module or the core login module would prompt the user for their verification code unless the core is set to verified registration module. This is really how the core knows the user is supposed to enter their verification code.

As far as Dynamci Registration is concerned, it would also send the verification code in the dynamic email event as long no matter what the DNN registration type is set too.

-Chad
Rob
Posts:42
paddling down the creek
paddling down the creek

08/01/2007 2:50 AM  

HI Chad,

The more I thought about it, I came to the same conclusion, that DNN would need to be set to verified.

Since I may have a combination of Private and Verified (using different DR modules) I believe I can accomplish what I need by removing the "Register" token from the skin, so it never shows up.

So this idea makes sense to others reading this post, I have custom registration pages, using DR, specific to certain customers. I send them to these pages by giving them the page links. So normally my registration is set to "None", since I don't have a single registration page for everyone.

In some cases, the customer registrants need to be manually authorized as in a Private setup, but for others, I am finding the automated Verification process is more appropriate and desirable.

The private registrants will not be given a verification code, so they won't be able to login until manually authorized. If they try to login, they will be asked for the code, which they won't have.

I just did a quick test of this and it appears to work (including the Dynamic Login module.)

Rob Ralston

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