[Makc666]

vitrag24, always right you vBulletin's version!!

Almotmaiz.Net, here are the question & proposal for you.

We have the "Option to hide E-mail field's in register form".

As I can see the only difference for this one is if the user will see the email or not.

Because he is not able to change email during second stage of registration (after he clicked the link in email).
He will be told that email is not the same as for that verification code.

1. The question is:
   What was the idea for this option? Trap to fool the bots? I really can't understand.
   
   
2. The proposal is (really depend on the above answer):
   May be we can make those fields none editable?
   
   In other words add readonly like this (just an example):
   
   
   PHP Code:

   <if condition="$vboptions[nlp_vmail_hidemfield]">
                <input type="hidden" name="email" value="$vMail_email" readonly />
                <input type="hidden" name="emailconfirm" value="$vMail_email" readonly />
</if> 


• One more little question:
  Is there any way for admin to clean up the verification codes and emails which were not activated rather then going to phpMyAdmin?
  
  In other words - I set up "Cleanup Days" to 10 day or 0 days and I want to remove some users from the waiting list, as there any internal tool for this operation in mod?

P.S. Thanks to Gabriel for his fix in post:

Originally Posted by gabrielt

There is a HUGE bug on this mod. If vMail is used to confirm e-mail changes, this error will show up:
....

All one must to use it not to get an error when option "check Updated email ?" is "Yes" (by default):

Fatal error: Call to undefined method class_vMail::Cleaning() in /********/profile.php(182) : eval()'d code on line 24

P.S. It will be nice to put a note that you have to disable "ACP -> vBulletin Options -> User Registration Options -> Verify Email address in Registration" to avoid double email verification.

Thanks