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[#4263] sendanotheremail does not recognise users

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Created By: Simon Brown (uptoeleven)
Date Submitted: Mon Nov 02 22:31:38 -0500 2009

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Version: 1.2.5
CMSMS Version: None
Severity: Major
Resolution: Accepted
State: Open
Summary:
sendanotheremail does not recognise users
Detailed Description:
Only discovered this because my ISP changed mail settings without informing us.
Nice :)

I have only tested this on a system with FEU set to allow duplicate emails.
Username, email and password are all set to require them to be entered twice. In
the front-end I enter user details to do a self-registration, I then get
redirected to the correct page. On returning to the self-reg page (before
clicking the link in the email) if I try to re-send the verification email by
entering my username I get the error:

"No properties found for this user".

Also I then do not get any email from the system. I try to re-register the same
username but am told the username already exists.

The user is in the selfreg module backend user list but when I try to find
details by clicking through I get the following error:

"No properties found for this user Array" in the self-reg admin screen.

The verification email works and then the error when I try to get to re-verify
is "user not found" as the user is now an FEU.

May be dupe of previous bug but more detailed description of cases.


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Date: 2009-11-03 16:19
Posted By: Simon Brown (uptoeleven)

DON'T PUT SPACES IN FIELD NAMES!!! IT KILLS SELF REG!!!

I supposed this could be documented somewhere - it may not be obvious to less
experienced users? Dunno what my excuse is - brain fade of some kind :(
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Date: 2009-11-03 16:21
Posted By: Simon Brown (uptoeleven)

Pls add a "no spaces" sentence to the module documentation.
Updates

Updated: 2009-11-03 16:21
state: Closed => Open

Updated: 2009-11-03 16:19
resolution_id: 5 => 6
state: Open => Closed

Updated: 2009-11-02 22:58
description: Only discovered this because my ISP changed mail settings without informing us. Nice :) I have only tested this on a system with FEU set to allow duplicate emails. In the front-end I enter user details to do a self-registration, I then get redirected t => Only discovered this because my ISP changed mail settings without informing us. Nice :) I have only tested this on a system with FEU set to allow duplicate emails. Username, email and password are all set to require them to be entered twice. In the fro
resolution_id: => 5