Double Opt-In with ChronoForms

sb sbischoff 15 Apr, 2019
Hi,

I would like to use a form on my website with double opt-in to validate mail addresses.
Is there any chance to achieve this with ChronoForms v5?

Could anyone please assist and give me a hand how to do it?

Thanks in advance

Best,
Steffen
Max_admin Max_admin 15 Apr, 2019
Hi Steffen,
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You mean email confirmation ? how do you expect the form to work ?
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Best regards
Max, ChronoForms developer
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sb sbischoff 16 Apr, 2019
Is this a feature in v6?
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I have a license for v5, do I have to purchase for v6 again?
How can I update?
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Thanks in advance!
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Best regards,
Steffen
he healyhatman 16 Apr, 2019
It's not a "feature" it's a thing you can set up if you know a little of what you're doing or if you follow the user registration demo form.
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You would need to purchase a new licence, because V6 is completely different, way more powerful, and a lot easier to use.
sb sbischoff 16 Apr, 2019
Hmm....but if I have to implement by myself, why should I purchase a new version?
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If it's not a feature, I can implement on my own using v5, too.
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Best regards,
Steffen
he healyhatman 16 Apr, 2019
Cool beans. I can't help you with v5 though, so if you need help you'll have to wait for Max or Bob to respond.
Max_admin Max_admin 16 Apr, 2019
Hi Steffen,
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If you have a v5 key for a specific domain then it should work fine on v6, but you will need to rebuild most of your form again.
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I'm still not sure how do you expect the feature to work exactly ?
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Best regards
Max, ChronoForms developer
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sb sbischoff 16 Apr, 2019
Hi,
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I will stay on v5 for now...I don't want to rebuild my forms.
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What I will do now manually is this:
1. A user fills the form and everything will be saved in a database
2. A random key will be generated and saved into the database, too
3. A mail is send to the user with a link where this random key is included
4. The user clicks the link and comes to another form which checks the key and sets the value of the key to 1 in the database
5. The date when the user clicked the link is also saved in the database
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I think that should do it. What do you think?
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Best,
Steffen
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