Web Forms :: Send Email To New User With Verification Link And Autogenerated Code For Activation?
Dec 15, 2012
how can i implement new user Email verification in regsitration form. It should be like, when user clicks on Submit button, an email sent to the user email id with an autogenerated code and a redirect link ..
I want to send a confirmation email to the user after they register to my website. I am using CreateUserWizard of .NET and I use C#.
My idea is after users register they get an email with a link. If they click the link, they will come to an activation page. I have done this so far:
Register.aspx:
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After Guid userId = (Guid)user.ProviderUserKey;
I am very confused and not sure what to do. I understand that i need to email an url with the userID to user's email upon registration, but how to do this, and when user clicks that url in that email, how that url will automatically come to activation page?
How to send a registration link in email upon new event creation? there has to be some ID associated with it so that when a new user clicks on registration link a page opens up with the specific event details..
I've been programming with VB for a little over 2 years, however have never had any formal education. So the extent of my education is as follows:
I want to know how to do a mouseover for an image on my webpage, I look online for someone who's done it in VB and I try and duplicate their code and then play with it until I get the results I want.
So as you can see there is a wealth of VB coding that simply escapes me because I just haven't desired to include it or needed to include different aspects of VB in my programs / web developments. What I want now is big enough that so far (one week of online searches) I've uncovered no site or forum that has given me a tutorial on how to go about implementing what I want into my Microsoft Web Development project. The old sources for information are only good for one or two aspects of a coding procedure, not an entire overhaul of my current .aspx files. Not to mention a bias towards hard coding in pure <html>, I get a lot of that when someone doesn't have the patients to address my question.
When I created my new project it automatically populated an Accounts folder with a Changepassword.aspx, Changepasswordsuccess.aspx, registration.aspx, and Login.aspx. I've successfully prevent the program from logging in the user after they register with a simple " ' " before an authentication line in the registration.vb code; however, the login.vb code and the login.design.vb code is simple beyond me, and I've yet to find a site that spells it out for me.
I've created an online test. However, the intent is to have the users only take the test once, thus after they register with their email address I want my site to send them an email with an account activation link. Once they click on this link by visiting their inbox they can then take the test.
a vistor subscribes for newsletter by providing emailid.a mail should be automically sent to that email with verification link.when owner upon clicking verifcation link is confirmed to send newsletter.
I was wondering if someone can direct me to a good quality tutorial on the process of registering and sending an activation link to the user's email address. I can't seem to find any useful tutorials online!
when a user registers himself on my website i send a confirmation email to the user.when the user clicks on the link in email he is supposed to be redirected to a verified page.but instead he is redirected to the home page of the website.but when the user copy pastes the link then it is working fine.the above scenario is working fine on my local machine but not on the server.
I am using the register.aspx that came with VS2010 when I create a new website. When a user is created, the user is automatically logged and NOT send in a verification email. I thought I've modified that but it's not working. Here's what I have:
i have popup on my webform with name and email id submit button,So when u click on submit button the name n email is entered into SQLSERVER database.As user click on submit a verification link should be sent to him table named "SUBSCRIBE" in database having columns :Name, Email, Date Time,Validated,ValidationEmailSent,Validation code.where name n email will come from as user entered....but others has to b generated. where
validation=if clicked on link den 1 otherwise 0; validation Email = if email id is proper value is 1 not proper value should be 0; validation code is ramdom no;
values of this 3 columns will b updated in database as per user response. How to write code for this problem as i have never used database sql server???
I have to validate the email addresses. For that an email containing verification link is sent to the candidates while registering. By clicking the link the database will be updated with the status of email id as verified. How can I pass the username or other details of the candidates through the verification link? I am using asp.net with c# coding.
if (String.IsNullOrEmpty(Request.Params["ActivationID"])){Response.Redirect("index.html");}else{try{con.Open();string hash = Request.Params["ActivationID"];Response.Write(hash);con.Open();cmd = new SqlCommand("update userdetails set status=1 where hashid='" + hash + "'", con);cmd.ExecuteNonQuery();con.Close();Response.Write("Your account has been successfully activated. You can now login using the username and password you chose during the registration. ");
} catch{Response.Redirect("index.html");}}
But the values is passing to here [URL] .... but not working the above code
Doing an activation link that the user will press to activate an account. What i wanted to ask is, the link will go to a page and it will hit the sql server to find out if it's valid.Now what i'm afraid of is that some boot can send thousands of get's in the page, forcing the sql to be active with useless data. So is there a way to protect against this? I was thinking the "lock ip" trick i did to stop users trying to log in to a site many times. Any other suggestions are welcome. Some other think also.I use a try catch in case of a get with not or wrong data.Will this affect the site in general? I mean i don't really care if someone post an invalid get and wait for the try catch, but does this affect the performance of the site in general or a session takes the memory by default and ignore any try catching that s stalling the page.
I'm using the following code to send an email verification link (from the security tutorials). How would I modify the code below so that if the user has already clicke the verification link, it will display "account already verified" and redirect them to the login page?
using System; using System.Web.Security; public partial class Verification : System.Web.UI.Page { protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) { if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(Request.QueryString["ID"])) [code].....
Does anyone know if its possible to log someone into a site from their verification email? I don't want to take them to the login page from their email.
I know this is a simple fix but here's my register.aspx.vb and activation.aspx.vb codes. Its given an ordinary user unauthorized permissions after activation from email link which when clicked, approves and logs them in.
Protected Sub RegisterUser_CreatedUser(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As EventArgs) Handles RegisterUser.CreatedUser FormsAuthentication.SignOut() If _group IsNot Nothing Then
Function send_mail(ByVal mail_id) Try Dim smtp_client = "smtp.net4india.com" Dim password = "omport$10" ' Dim email_id = "mail@relishspices.com" Dim email_id = "net@omport.com"
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I can send a simple text mail but i am unable to send link through email.whats wrong in the code?
i want to use activation link, as when user registered itself, i'll send activation link on his mail-id, and when he click that activation link, then his account will actived...?