Controllers mod_signup

controller_signup_confirm

Controller which displays the confirmation page where the user can confirm his signup.

The template used is signup_confirm.tpl. It extends base.tpl and posts the verification key back to this controller using a {confirm, ...} postback.

The key is created for an email identity by mod_signup when an account needs identity verification. On a valid key this controller publishes the user resource, marks the account and identity as verified, emits #signup_confirm{id=UserId}, logs the user on, and redirects to the first #signup_confirm_redirect{} result or to the user's page.

Handled events

  • {confirm, [{key, Key}]} verifies the email identity associated with Key, publishes the account, logs the user on, and redirects after confirmation.

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