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Verification E-Mail on Register

Postby Deathline » July 29th, 2012, 5:26 pm

Hey Guys,

Is there any way to send a Verification E-Mail to the registered E-Mail and Wait untill the User do this Verification.
Is There any Way or will be this feature later added to QuickConnect?

Cheerz Deathline
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Re: Verification E-Mail on Register

Postby Henrik » July 30th, 2012, 4:06 pm

Sorry, this functionality is not something we offer right now.

It's an excellent suggestion for future improvements of QuickConnect though, so we'll definitely keep it in mind. :-)
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Re: Verification E-Mail on Register

Postby Deathline » July 30th, 2012, 5:18 pm

This is a good feature i need this for my game.
because everyone register with a invalid email ect. end then i can´t change it and the can´t recover password ect.

cheerz.
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Re: Verification E-Mail on Register

Postby dreamora » July 31st, 2012, 1:01 pm

You could use an own webservice + the web request capability to make your server side code do the job. Thats one of the things I will soon add to our codebase too and unless there are unknown webrequest limitations it should be no problem at all
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Re: Verification E-Mail on Register

Postby Deathline » July 31st, 2012, 7:39 pm

I Don´t Understand all what you say, but i understand what you mean.
Yeah i have thinked about this but.
There is 1 Problem.
I Can´t Send Verification EMail or?
Not Possible to send EMails to Users via PIO Servercode.
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Re: Verification E-Mail on Register

Postby dreamora » July 31st, 2012, 9:34 pm

Player.IO can't send it no.
But your PIO server code can use a webrequest and talk to a webservice running somewhere outside, tell it what to send and where to send it and then it would work.
Thats at least unless the webrequest capabilities have some strange limitations preventing that, but then they would be totally useless if even simple post requests are impossible
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