JasonORDSW

I understand that.. and my site is set up that way.. but my point is where one would send out a email to them at a later time.. AFTER they verified their email though this process.. Peoples emails do over time become invalid, and if I get a bounce back on a member that has closed an email account, I want to be able to flag their account to update the system with a new email... [!--quoteo(post=385146:date=Jun 17 2006, 07:23 PM:name=Fyorl)--][div class=\'quotetop\']QUOTE(Fyorl @ Jun 17 2006, 07:23 PM) [snapback]385146[/snapback][/div][div class=\'quotemain\'][!--quotec--] A lot of email verification systems use an authentication token. It's generated randomly and then a link is sent in the email. The user follows the link which gives a script the authentication token, the script then checks whether the token is associated with anyone in the database in which case it validates the user. That way, if someone enters an undeliverable address, they will never receive the email and so will be unable to validate their account. Then whenever they try to access the site they're prompted for either the activation code or a correct email address. [/quote]

Does anyone have any commentson this? :) [!--quoteo(post=377235:date=May 26 2006, 01:36 AM:name=JasonORDSW)--][div class=\'quotetop\']QUOTE(JasonORDSW @ May 26 2006, 01:36 AM) [snapback]377235[/snapback][/div][div class=\'quotemain\'][!--quotec--] Can anyone help me? I have a member profile system, and have php mail() generated emails that are sent to the members of the site. I am trying to recode the site so that if an email is undeliverable, it then bounces back to my BOUNCE@domain_name.com address. I then use this on the administrative side of the site to determine which accounts to flag, so when a user then logs onto the site, they are required to update thier email address before continuing on. I have tried several attempts at different things, and have real A LOT of examples on php mail() but I am not able to have any luck. Can anyone help? or provide a tutorial/examples of such coding? THANKS! Jason [/quote]

Can anyone help me? I have a member profile system, and have php mail() generated emails that are sent to the members of the site. I am trying to recode the site so that if an email is undeliverable, it then bounces back to my BOUNCE@domain_name.com address. I then use this on the administrative side of the site to determine which accounts to flag, so when a user then logs onto the site, they are required to update thier email address before continuing on. I have tried several attempts at different things, and have real A LOT of examples on php mail() but I am not able to have any luck. Can anyone help? or provide a tutorial/examples of such coding? THANKS! Jason

Both the stamp approved and the lastlogin2 are datetime fields.. I wanted to kep it this way.. so it has a more ACCURATE reporting for when you do certain functions on the site. Looks like I will have to extract the date ONLY for both fields.. THANKS for your help! Any other suggestions.. please pass them along! Jason

The Field Type for stamp approved and for lastlogin2 is datetime I thank you in advance for your help! Jason

I am running a members profile ssytem.. and I am trying to get a page to display the total of NEW members since a individual last logged on. My current code is: $query_newmembers = mysql_query("SELECT COUNT(*) FROM members WHERE TO_DAYS(stamp_approved)-TO_DAYS(\'$stamp_lastlogin2\')>0 AND status=\'A\' AND level IN (2,3,4)"); however it does not seem to be displaying the PROPER number of new members since a person last logged on (lastlogin2) Can anyone help? Thanks! Jason[/code]

I have a form field that registers a person, and then post the information to a MySQL database. Is there a way to CAPTURE the persons IP Address and post that to a field in the database also? Thanks! Jason