XF 2.1 Separate Unregistered and Unconfirmed ?

HappyWorld

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Does anyone have any idea / trick about how to separate between unregistered and unconfirmed?

Thanks.
 
There is no difference between Unregistered and Unconfirmed.
In XF 2 system, yes there is no difference.
But i think in terms, yes there is :)

Unregistered = people who do not register (guests).
Unconfirmed = people who have registered, but have not confirmed their email.
 
Unregistered = people who do not register (guests).
Unconfirmed = people who have registered, but have not confirmed their email.
I visit your forum. Cannot access a node without registration.
Register with the name abrakadabra and the email address abrakadabra@abrakadabra_twice.com.
I'm able to see the threads in the node hidden from visitors.

That's what you want to achieve?
 
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That's what you want to achieve?
Almost. He wants all users that are Registered to see the node, not only those with State = Valid.

If you register you will immediately be in usergroup Registered, however your state will not be valid until you've confirmed your E-Mail-Addresse (and the account has been approved if that is necessary).

This is not possible by default, but should not be too complicated with some custom code.
 
Almost. He wants all users that are Registered to see the node, not only those with State = Valid.

If you register you will immediately be in usergroup Registered, however your state will not be valid until you've confirmed your E-Mail-Addresse (and the account has been approved if that is necessary).

This is not possible by default, but should not be too complicated with some custom code.
Yes, the "issue" (in my opinion) is user with state = awaiting confirmation / bounced, is forced-considered as "unregistered / unconfirmed" by the system, no matter what is his usergroup.

I tried to set "Yes" to node permission for his true usergroup, although "No" to node permission for "unregistered / unconfirmed".
And still, the final permission is "No".
 
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