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@Shanavas and raymongey : Yes, it is possible. Take a look the plugin code and instead of the system_message() use a forward function. But we are having no plans to implement it in the code.
Hi I'm new to ELGG, I get this message after installing, please advice what I should do, many thnx:
"This plugin has unmet dependencies and cannot be activated. Check dependencies under more info."
Problem resolved, thnx
I get this error with Elgg 1.8.8:
This plugin has unmet dependencies and cannot be activated. Check dependencies under more info:
@Daniel - Disable the User Validation by Email plugin.
Is there an easy way to disable the User validation by Admin if someone is invited to the registration screen? In other words, if an invite is sent to someone, is it possible to get him validated right after registering (maybe using the invite code) and skip the manual validation?
@Darth Vader: you suggestion is a dangerous one. While it seems logical that people who are already members might want to invite friends and it might seem unnecessary to validate them manually, the automatic validation could open your site for spammers or other people with bad intentions. If you validate only one account of someone with bad intentions this account could be immediatelly used to create countless additional accounts if there is no kind of validation. Any of these accounts could be used to create more and more accounts. So, you might be busy all the time to clean up bad accounts instead of spending only a bit of time to validate the accounts of people who were invited.
Hmm. What if then the validation email sent to me would at least have a field to inform if the unvalidated user has registered through an invitation?
If I snatch the possible invitecode from the address bar from the registration page e. g.
$invite = $_GET["invitecode"];
then where should I echo the $invite so that it is visible in the email?
@Darth Vader : You can create a event hook for the registration action and listen for the hidden invite guid. The you can process the current users validation status, if invite guid is there.
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How to integrate functionaly with socail Connect plugin...
when i login using social login plugin, for fist time i have to send mail to admin then only i have to approve,
@Deepan : the social connect plugin provides necessery event triggers. You can listen to them and disable the user if they are connecting via social connect.
This plugin sends the email to the first/primary admin instead of reading the site file for the email address. It states it is from that site email, but does not send the admin approval to it.
Example: site has all email related plugins and site contact email as abc123@whatever.org and the primary admin listed as xyz@whatever.org.... this plugin sends the emails to xyz@whatever.org and not the contact email (abc123@whatever.org) as it is supposed to. It would be nice to have the option in the plugin as to where it sends the admin validation email.
@Mikek : thanks for pointing that. We may add the option to configure the email to notify in next release. Or you can send a pull request for the plugin in the github code repo. The client for which this plugin was developed required only to notify the primary admin.
It is not possible to use the site email, because in many instances the site emails donot exist, like noreply@site.com etc...
Very good plugin, but as MikeK, I reach the same point. It will need to notify more than the primary admin. Is there a way to add this on the code?
I mean, besides administrator, add another user would be fantastic.
@Jorge : as told before definitely it is possible to send notifications to any number of admins / moderators. But we are in busy schedules so that we cant afford keeping additional features and enhancements to this plugin now. In the next release we will add an admin option to configure the user to be notified. Till then please wait or you can send a pull request through github.
Ok, thanks Team Webgalli, just trying to get a solution for now. Your plugin is fantastic.
i am using elgg-1.8.16 and plugin added in mod/uservalidationby admin 1 in localhost.
unvalidated users listed in admin login and no mail to an admin account. how can i solve this prob in localhost....
In registration form i added extra fields like location,city,state
how can i show more details like location,city,state in admin/unvalidated users about for registered users in admin login...
@kani:check whether your mail servers are working and you are getting mails from elgg. See http://docs.elgg.org/wiki/Missing_emails
Hi,
This is great plug in.. I would like to know how to costomize the invite message and approval message when we register a user by admin panle.
@VKM : The message text is located inside languages/en.php file
See http://docs.elgg.org/wiki/I_don%27t_like_the_wording_of_something_in_Elgg._How_do_I_change_it%3F
I was able to install the plugin and new users can register and they do show up as unvalidated inside of admin control panel, but no email is being sent out to either the admin or the user regestering. If I disable this plugin and enable by email then the user does recieve the registration email. So I do not the site can send out emails. Any ideas on what could be causing this issue?
Hi @Asa, Try v1.1, It has the feature that admin can enter the emails to be notified in the settings panel.
Note: I haven't tested it but i can see this in the release note of v1.1