Ah I came to that assumption last time, but then I had random
instances where the hash wasnt being used as the id so I got confused.
Anyway, would I just leave it? Or put an ($id = null, $hash = '')?
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On Dec 22, 3:34 am, gearvOsh wrote:
> So I have an action that verifies an email address after a successful
> signup. It uses a hash that was given in the email sent out.
>
> function verify($hash = '') {
>
> }
>
> This is my test hash and the url becomes: /users/verify/
> eac20adf536b50f9fc0be
I am not sure what code you have in your verify action, but I would have two
actions verify and confirm
the verify would make a link to the comfirm action.
Verify would check that the hash is associated with an inactive account
Confirm set the coresponding account to active
2008/12/22 gearvOsh
So I have an action that verifies an email address after a successful
signup. It uses a hash that was given in the email sent out.
function verify($hash = '') {
}
This is my test hash and the url becomes: /users/verify/
eac20adf536b50f9fc0be58550fde763
When I go to that page, and even without s
