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Possibility to send activation email, activate user manually
Possibility to resend email for activated users - ban them and unban them, then activate...
Fix for unbanned user by mistake...
Thanks
Just set $sql->update("user", "user_ban='2' WHERE user_id='".$userid."' ");
$sql->update("user", "user_ban='2' WHERE user_id='".$userid."' ");
instead $sql->update("user", "user_ban='0' WHERE user_id='".$userid."' ");
$sql->update("user", "user_ban='0' WHERE user_id='".$userid."' ");
Use PHPMyadmin to change value manually Add option change status from Activate to Not verified
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Merge pull request #5182 from Jimmi08/patch-1
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Fixes #5181 unbanned user = not verified status
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Motivation
Possibility to send activation email, activate user manually
Possibility to resend email for activated users - ban them and unban them, then activate...
Fix for unbanned user by mistake...
Thanks
Proposed Solution
Just set
$sql->update("user", "user_ban='2' WHERE user_id='".$userid."' ");
instead
$sql->update("user", "user_ban='0' WHERE user_id='".$userid."' ");
Alternatives
Use PHPMyadmin to change value manually
Add option change status from Activate to Not verified
Additional Context
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The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: