Missing Some Features

[nvandendries1984]

I miss the following features:

1. When a user registers, I would like the activation to be done by email and/or by the administrator.
   At the moment, when a user registers, it is automatically activated. I would like activation to occur only after confirming the email address.
2. Excluding email addresses based on domain name.

I have been looking but can't find it. It would be nice if this features could be added to the backend settings model.

[chrisvidal]

the activation email option was there in the previous version of the plugin - not sure what happened -

another features I'd like to see is sending an activation email with a 6 digit code for example, that we could use in different instance inside an developed application

[Veroboy]

As I understand it, a confirmation email should be sent automatically after registration, but this does not happen. And I remember that earlier in the plugin settings, it was possible to configure how registration would take place, 1 - immediately activated, 2 - By email and 3 - manually by the administrator. There are no such settings anymore.
I tried to override the onRegister() function, and added $user->sendEmailConfirmationNotification(); but still the email is not sent to the mail.
And it is not clear how you can force notifications to be sent with an activation code.

[chrisvidal]

it seems that some previous existing features have been parked.
I found a trait HasLegacyApi that provide the old user registration logic in there. Maybe that could help

[chrisvidal]

I did some digging around and you can actually do check the user email.
The logic is now different. The user can register and access its account data even if its email is not yet verified.
You can test all that logic using the Vanilla theme.
in the theme, you can register and see your profile account, in there you can see a button verify my email which run the ajax method onVerifyEmail() from the account component

`/**
* onVerifyEmail sends the verification email to the user
*/
public function onVerifyEmail()
{
$this->actionVerifyEmail();

    if ($flash = Cms::flashFromPost(__("Please check your email for instructions."))) {
        Flash::success($flash);
    }

    $this->page['showLinkSent'] = true;
}`

based on that we can do it on our own logic, catching the user/register event, send this verification email and give access to his account only when the email is verified, if we want to mimic the previous plugin v2 behaviors.