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[quote author="goldorak" date="1275238098"]2think: my specific setup was right locally, I followed Ben's suggestion and setup public function email_check($email) at controllers/auth.php and then callback_email_check at the function create_user() verifications. The errors disappeared and the check is working fine!
Now I have another challenge: I need the users to create an account by themselves, activate it by email and add the ability to the admin to "validate" that account or reject it (by email). The user is creating the account fine but How can I set the message to be viewable at the auth/login view? Right now it redirects to that page since the user cannot enter the site as validated nor activated.
I understand it is hard to document and supporting that effort would be helpfull to set in the readme URLs to where everything is explained. Since it is only a text archive, the space taken would be minimal. I solved that issue too.[/quote]
Goldorak, good to hear you got the code working.
I never said that the basic Encryption material would be "...hard to document..." but I did say that it may be a common assumption of Ignited Code developers that users have read a fair amount of the CodeIgniter user guide.
I definitely agree that it is only a text archive (I'm guessing that you mean the README file) and the space would be minimal but so too would be the case if Ben (or anyone else) had to give URLs for MySql setup, CI Active Record, etc.
In your post above, you mention "How can I set the message to be viewable at the auth/login view?" but don't say what message? Is this the message from the admin and what message is this? Since this is a fairly basic and common problem we face as developers - thinking through processes - and since these processes are often unique for our different projects, it may be hard to get the best answer from others.
