And of course blacklist sketchy domains, so you never have to deal with those registrations again .Thanks, that's useful information. Not looked at UserCheck before
Remove this line from your email rules You don't need that.
Just allow the email domain from the approval queue and you will never see that again.
I'm getting old and having a hard time finding these things I guess! (I am a super admin and super moderator already and made sure I have permissions to do those things)
Not really as most of the time the inline documentation is enough and people iteratively tinker with this add-on. And writing indepth documentation is a huge time-sink for these sorts of add-ons which largely have helper text on the options anyway.
The add-on supports adding a score for an unknown email domain, the allowed email domain skips that. These will be populated by stuff like "hotmail.com" or similar when you click "allow email domain" from the front-end approval queue when the relevant permissions exist
There is a auto-moderate threshold and then an auto-reject threshold. The score with a phrase is to moderate/reject via a direct rule selection instead of via score meeting some threshold.
Approving users requires an account to be a moderator and to have the "approve user" permission.Also for the love of all that is holy, where do we approve users that are placed in "requiring approval"? I checked the Moderation/Approval Queue on the frontend of the site but nothing shows up... and I can't find anything in the AdminCP either
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Yeah that makes sense, I was just curious. I have developed add-ons before in general and can definitely attest that documentation takes a long time to write and stuff. But also with add-ons this awesome and complex, it can be helpful too for newbies. Maybe even some AI generated documentation can help but I digress
What's the format of the CSV import feature?
In my screenshot, you can see I have that permission. Where do we actually approve the users? Is it the moderator approval queue on the front-end? Or is it somewhere in the AdminCP? Just wondering since I tried the moderator approval queue and no users appeared there.
Quite simple;
email_domain,reason
google.com,Yes, it is the moderator's "Approval queue" button at the very top. There should be a filter button, see if there is 'user' is in the content type dropdown for it.
This add-on already support blocking registrations by country.
Can you try rebuilding the Standard Library add-on?
When possible, It's MUCH BETTER for many reasons to block countries at the server firewall than on an individual per website basis. It also blocks e-mail, wordpress attacks etc. There is no reason to have any website individually blocking country traffic. If you had 10 forums on the server, each one would be running resources to block this.
You seem to completely misunderstand what this add on does: It can (upon loads of other things) block registrations per country. If you block countries at the server firewall you typically would block visitors from those countries, not just registrations. Completely different story. Also, the amount of registrations should not lead to relevant loads when blocking certain countries.
I'm not misunderstanding anything. I was simply pointing out I've started blocking country traffic at the firewall. I've been using the Internet since 1990. In our case, there is no reason, whatsoever for us to have traffic from Ukraine, China, Russia, India, Nigeria etc.
You are my hero. I guess you do have a T-shirt with that statement.
What is the connection to this add on? If you don't need it or don't want it: Don't use it. A lot of users find it pretty helpful and use it (me included).
Again: What is the connection to this add on?
That would be a deal breaker for me and I’d stop using the add-on unless it’s a feature that can be blocked.