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The code looks something like this: "The easy part"

<start code ;D>

function invitation($email, $fname,$guid)

{

$to = $email;

$subject = "Account Activation";

$message = "welcome to our sight!\n\n";

                          $message.= "To allow you to login you need to follow the link below.\n";

$message.= "https://a_sight.my_domane.com/verify.php?ID=".$guid."\n";

                          $Headers = "From: User Management <User.Management@my_domane.com>\n";

$Headers.= "Return-Path: User.Management@my_domane.com\n";

$Headers.= "X-Priority: 3\n X-MSMail-Priority: Normal\n X-Mailer: php\n";

return mail($to, $subject, $message, $Headers);

        }

<end code ;D, QED>

you can find this on several sights.

The trick is the mail server... it needs to be registered mail host!

the account needs to be active.

Did I say it needs to be a registered mail host?

 

I have this in a class that uses the calling class name as a argument and it checks to see if it can be access the class

 

 

additionally verify.php takes the Guid and verifies other information before activating the account.

 

This for me this works 75% of the time.

 

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