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The registration 'reason' err... thingy...
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For some reason whenever people signup to the board I'm not recieving an e-mail confirmation, which in turn means I cannot read their 'registration reason' which I'm quite interested in reading, although I'm not quite sure why, haha.
So anyway, is there anyway to retreive these signup reasons or maybe just a way to read them in the future?
Thanks
So anyway, is there anyway to retreive these signup reasons or maybe just a way to read them in the future?
Thanks
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I've also disabled the new account approval feature, so I'm guessing that's why I don't recieve any details
Where exactly can I find the ""Notify by email of new applicants" option?
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I haven't used 0.9.2 in a long time, but I'm pretty sure that all you need to do is check that box on your account preferences. The role-related permission didn't exist in that old version.
If you still aren't getting emails, you might want to check your email settings to make sure that the emails are actually going out. Also check your account to make sure that you're using the email you think you are and they are being sent to the right place.
For the record, the discovery info is saved in the database, so you can go directly there if you want to review them. Or I guess you could create a new page to view it.
Your best bet is to (here we go again) wait for version 1 to come out - the discovery info is displayed on the account page before the applicant is approved/denied as well as emailed to you.
I shall indeed wait for version 1 though, cheers mark
How would I go about setting up the email correctly? Is that something I have to do in one of Vanilla's files or on the server?
second, try changing the SMTP settings on the Application Settings page. you need to figure out what SMTP server your host wants you to use, because it might be different than the server where your website is hosted.
still, apache log might be helpful