Re: user group icon - how to I couldn't start a new thread so I'll try this:

The old 7.02.07 style of coding for user groups doesn't work in 9.03 and I need to be able to select a user group which on 9.03 falls under DefaultGroups. My form field needs to be able to select public or member or administrator. I don't understand why 9.03 user groups are the way they are. I can code the field to show the ONE user group that I've created but not the DefaultGroups. Help appreciated.

Re: "Not activated user" is a dead link Andromeda 9.03.10 and Babylon already have function to activate unactivated users.

Re: "Not activated user" is a dead link We have settled and closed this issue on Babylon. But Babylon is far from done. https://github.com/php-fusion/PHP-Fusion/projects/2

Re: "Not activated user" is a dead link Also when clicking user admin in the admin panel an unactivated user does not show up. There is no button or field to activate a new user. I hope there has been some work on this issue; very annoying.

Re: How to activate new member?

Re: How to activate new member? Falk, finally found it after switching admins theme to Venus, and clicking "Reinstate". That set the users up as activated.

Re: How to activate new member? If they are unverified, it is not possible today. But unactivated / banned can be reinstated.
In the Dev plan for next rev. we have these issues addressed.

Re: How to activate new member? I'm having the aboutsmae problem and can't even find the reinstate button..I need to fix this ASAP. Any idea where to look???

Re: "Not activated user" is a dead link Issue has been registered : https://github.com/php-fusion/PHP-Fusion/issues/2215

Re: "Not activated user" is a dead link When I click on "Not activated user" on the frontpage it takes me to a 404.
I think it is in the panel "Online users"

Re: Authenticating new/unregistered users That's a good idea. I do manually check, and of course there is a notification for unactivated users, but that hasn't been working for some time.

Re: Authenticating new/unregistered users I guess we can add a Roadmap item to allow Admin to view these tables, but the general idea is that they shall be handled and removed by Cron if not validated within XX Hours.
Here it is : https://github.com/php-fusion/PHP-Fus...ssues/2199

Re: Authenticating new/unregistered users Yes, manually. I get a lot of spammy registrations, particularly from the mail. ru domain, so I probably need to filter them out.

Re: Authenticating new/unregistered users What do you want to do? Manually authenticate them ?

Re: Authenticating new/unregistered users Hi all,
I have noticed some issues with users not being able to be registered.
The registration process works fine, it is doing what it's supposed to, but all unregistered users get placed into the New Users table (mySQL) with a date stamp of 4294967295.
It looks like a default timestamp, but it certainly doesn't look like a current Unix timestamp, say 1151200500, or something close to.
Therefore under the PHP9 Admin, no users are viewed as being able to be registered.
Some assistance would be most grateful.
Thanks.

Re: How to activate new member?

then I would suggest to update that text into something more user friendly

Re: How to activate new member? Reinstate User is also in the English locale.

Re: How to activate new member? Thanx for the finding - updated locales will shortly be available at GitHub :-)

Re: How to activate new member? I found the cause for the error

It is probably in the locale. The Danish button is translated into "Reinstate user" and I was looking for a button named "activate User".
So problem fixed.

Re: How to activate new member? Enable the filter in user management