Restrict user email on registration

[grynmoors]

Yes, something like that except maybe with an alert dialogue that pops up when they hit submit: "Email addresses from this domain are restricted. Please use an alternate email address" (some similar wording) that they have to click "ok" to.

...and a spot in admin panel were the administrator can enter in the domains he/she wants to "ban" from registration (like they have in most forum admin panels).

[carefree2]

Yes, something like that except maybe with an alert dialogue that pops up when they hit submit: "Email addresses from this domain are restricted. Please use an alternate email address" (some similar wording) that they have to click "ok" to.

...and a spot in admin panel were the administrator can enter in the domains he/she wants to "ban" from registration (like they have in most forum admin panels).

I try to avoid too much javascript, direct code is much faster

You can add a column to the config table with stored emails then use this script to check it

A better way for all these mods is to write an autoinstaller like phpbb has, that way ppl can pick and choose what goes in and stays out.

[grynmoors]

Mod installer: Great idea, post it as feature request (if you haven't already).

[carefree2]

Mod installer: Great idea, post it as feature request (if you haven't already).

Yeah right, as if they will listen. Think its up to us to do it

[grynmoors]

Oh ye of little faith.... LOL

I have seen quite a few of the ideas and suggestions posted to the board become a reality. For ones off the top of my head: the users profile picture, the url in their profile/video description and some other stuff.

Some have been included in their next releases and some we had to wait a while for, but they did happen eventually.

[grynmoors]

OK here's another thought. I would still like to see an alert box since most peeps have their java turned on (don't they need it on for vShare to work? I'll have to check that....) [EDIT: They need it if they want to be able to post comments]

It was brought to my attention that using Java would make bypassing the check easy if a person has it turned off...so....how about including something that if their java is turned off, they will still see the message...something along these lines which I found at dynamic drive forums (this is for when the email is already taken, but it gives you an idea of what I'm talking about):

?> 
  <script type="text/javascript"> 
    alert("The email address <?php echo $_POST['email']; ?> is already registered."); 
    history.back(); 
  </script> 
<?php 
//THIS CODE IS UNCOMMENTED 
//So that people without JS can still see the message. 
        die("The email address '" . $_POST['email'] ."' is already registered"); 
//END 
        //print '<script type="text/javascript">'; 
        //print 'alert("The email address ' . $_POST['email'] .' is already registered")'; 
        //print '</script>'; 

    } 

[grynmoors]

Oh here's another thought...enabling a <div> that the email they tried to use is restricted...

[edit] Never mind...I think an alert box would be better 'cos it's more "in your face"