I have the webform module installed in Drupal 10. The module makes it easy to create a form. However, some features are missing.
I would like to send an email to users who submitted a form to verify his or her email address provided in the form. The webform should automatically send an email to the user, e.g. "visit the link below to confirm your submission. [submission:confirm_url]"
By clicking the confirmation link in the email, the user confirms that he or she is not a spammer. In Drupal 7, it was an add-on module called "Webform Confirm Email Address". Unfortunately this module is not available for drpal 9 or 10.
How to require verification of the user's e-mail address provided in the form?
I expect:
Names of modules that work similarly to the "Webform Confirm Email Address" module
or another solution to the problem
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Im trying to find look into functionality for forgot password,right now drupal
sends a link when user enters a emailaddress or username
Instead i require a random password to be sent to the user when requested for
password.
I know there is a module recovery password,after installing .its not working
Can any one suggest me any module or How i can write a custom module for that ?
There are few modules promising that feature (but I didn't try any):
https://www.drupal.org/project/rpt
https://www.drupal.org/project/genpass
We have an ASP.NET application where we need user's email in order to further send them transactional email. We have added Twitter Signup but not getting email address along with access_token.
We have checked twitter documentation and their FAQs for the same but have had no luck so far. The FAQ says that we need to ask for user's email in as a distinct act:
recently I came to a website http://medium.com which asks for email while authentication in it's scope, please refer to the image below:
I'm not sure how do I add email scope to my twitter application. Any help is highly appreciated!
It is not possible to get user's email address from twitter.
This can be made possible by filling out a form to request elevated permissions:
Go to https://support.twitter.com/forms/platform
Select "I need access to special permissions"
Enter Application Name and ID. These can be obtained via
https://apps.twitter.com/ -- the application ID is the numeric part
in the browser's address bar after you click your app.
Permissions Request: "Email address" Submit & wait for response
I have changed all the email addresses to send where I want them to go in the fields, however upon sending an email through the form on the site I still receive emails to the unwanted test address I entered when beginning the site development.
Is there some sort of setting that all forms send to a default email?
How do I go about only making the form send to the email in the field?
I am using the paeon theme if that makes any difference?
I'm using Wordpress 3.8 beta 1 running on 000webhost's free servers. I've created an email to post to my blog when I don't want to log in, but I can't seem to get it working.
Mail Server: mx.000webhost.com
Login Name: xxxxxxxxxxxxxx#onlinecalc.host56.com
Password: The correct password.
I sent a test post with the subject of "Testing WP-Email Post" and body of "I'm trying to use WordPress' post via email system." a few days ago, and the post still hasn't apperd on my blog!
I would suggest using Gmail here. Follow the steps below which have been found on:http://themefuse.com/blog/posting-to-wordpress-via-email-theres-a-safe-way-of-doing-this/
Using Gmail
Yes, Gmail will help us big time here.
Start by creating a new Gmail account with whatever username you wish.
You can even go with “secretemailformyblogposting#gmail.com” … it
truly doesn’t matter. What matters is what we’re going to do later on.
Go to your Gmail settings. Then “Forwarding and POP/IMAP” and enable
the “Enable POP for all mail (even mail that’s already been
downloaded)” feature. From now on your Gmail is supporting the
possibility of downloading messages via POP protocol (which WordPress
uses for email postings).
This next step is the crucial one. What we’re going to do here is
choose an email address which will be the only one allowed to send
anything to your new Gmail account, and therefore to post something to
your blog.
Go to “Filters” and “Create a new filter.” In the “from” field input
your primary email address and add a hyphen just before it. Example:
–yourmainemail#domain.com. Then press “Create filter with this
search.” Tick the “Delete it” checkbox, and press “create filter.”
That’s it.
From now on every email that hasn’t been sent from your own email
address will be immediately deleted.
I want a user to enter email, password and password verification. After that they should receive an email notification with an activation URL. When they navigate to this URL, the account gets activated.Is there a Drupal 7 module for this? If not, how can I get started with coding it myself?
Luckily enough someone's already written this functionality, it's available in the LoginToboggan module