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Introduction
Welcome to the second tutorial for the OOP User System, where we are now going to add an activation system to the registration. We will be creating a random numeric string, sending the new user a registration, restricting access to their account until they have activated the account, and creating a way for them to actually activate the account.
If you haven't read the first tutorial which on getting all the core features of the system (installation, registration, login, and user page) then I would suggest in reading it first, read OOP User System: Get the core features of the user system completed.
Note
I have a confession to make, the first tutorial I wrote and created off by heart, then I copied the code I did and tested it on a local server. I then had to edit the tutorial due to some errors and those bugging warnings, I now have the tutorial written up properly and on a web server, so I may re-write the first tutorial, this re-write will also be very in-depth, so if you are unsure of anything on the first tutorial I would suggest in bookmarking (or put in your favorites tutorials on P2L) to keep track of it.
The OOP User System is aimed for all PHP programmers, but it helps to know a lot of PHPs functions, I will explain what the functions do, and how to use them, but if you are still unsure on any functions, I would suggest in reading about them on the php.net documentation
Welcome to the second tutorial for the OOP User System, where we are now going to add an activation system to the registration. We will be creating a random numeric string, sending the new user a registration, restricting access to their account until they have activated the account, and creating a way for them to actually activate the account.
If you haven't read the first tutorial which on getting all the core features of the system (installation, registration, login, and user page) then I would suggest in reading it first, read OOP User System: Get the core features of the user system completed.
Note
I have a confession to make, the first tutorial I wrote and created off by heart, then I copied the code I did and tested it on a local server. I then had to edit the tutorial due to some errors and those bugging warnings, I now have the tutorial written up properly and on a web server, so I may re-write the first tutorial, this re-write will also be very in-depth, so if you are unsure of anything on the first tutorial I would suggest in bookmarking (or put in your favorites tutorials on P2L) to keep track of it.
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dotSilver - http://www.dot-silver.co.uk Experienced in XHTML, CSS, Javascript, AJAX, PHP, MySQL, Photoshop, Cinema4D, Dreamweaver. AKA nitr0x which has published tutorials on P2L. Learning to use Smarty and Zend Framework. Can use the Igniter framework.
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