you dont. your confirmation email will tell them once they are logged
in with a random password your script made, then they can go into the
profiles section and change the password.
just have a boolean column that is set once they are confirmed. you can
check that against another column that
On Mon, 17 Feb 2003 13:57:35 -0800, Leo G. Divingracia III
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you dont. your confirmation email will tell them once they are logged in
with a random password your script made, then they can go into the
profiles section and change the password.
just have a boolean column
hi,
the best way for this is optin and optout method.
so you can referrer if the users email exist.
if the users email exists you can to assume
the user is the user who would like the
registration for your website. in the email
you can set a link to a modul of your
website. in this link you can
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Gesendet: Sonntag, 9. Februar 2003 20:34
An: Php-Db
Betreff: WG: [PHP-DB] Confirmation e-mail
hi,
the best way for this is optin and optout method.
so you can referrer if the users email exist.
if the users email
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Gesendet: Sonntag, 9. Februar 2003 20:34
An: Php-Db
Betreff: WG: [PHP-DB] Confirmation e-mail
hi,
the best way for this is optin and optout method.
so you can referrer if the users email exist.
if the users email exists you can to assume
the user is the user who would like the
registration
