}
closing curly bracket is missing at the end.I don't think so. The identation of the code might show messed up by some other tab with settings (like on Github: https://github.com/marttiphpbb/phpbb-ex ... /email.php). It would give a syntax error if there were not the same amount of closing brackets than opening ones.Chris1278 wrote: Thu Jan 30, 2020 8:34 pm Hi. I have to tell you that in the file /auth/email.php a}
closing curly bracket is missing at the end.
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That's the basic functionality in phpBB core, not part of this extension.rsolanki7878 wrote: Fri Feb 07, 2020 6:34 am 1. What happens if user forgot password and need to recover the password through email? Does it send Password Reset email on registered email?
Most Prosilver-based styles will probably work, others won't. Most styles are Prosilver-based.rsolanki7878 wrote: Fri Feb 07, 2020 6:34 am 2. can this be installed with any other style except Prosilver?
That's not part of this extension. The only functionality this extension provides is that it makes it possible to use the email address instead of the username to login.rsolanki7878 wrote: Fri Feb 07, 2020 6:34 am 3. Is it possible for user to register using email only and username he/she setup in future Like Facebook does
Thanks for reporting. Indeed, it seems phpBB stores all email addresses lowercase. I assumed that thethescott wrote: Fri Feb 07, 2020 11:43 pm It seems the email address is being treated in a case-sensitive way for this extension.
However, it seems like phpBB makes all emails lowercase by default.
When trying to login, some users are being told their email address is incorrect even though it is correct but just not lowercase.
user_email
column would store the address as-is, because strictly speaking [email protected]
is not the same address as [email protected]
and there is a small chance the email with other-cased characters will not be delivered. (See https://stackoverflow.com/questions/980 ... -sensitive)Update version 0.4.0: makes the email login case-insensitive.
In phpBB 3.2 the email login was already not case sensitive for this extension. I had to change the code because thenudels64 wrote: Sat Feb 08, 2020 12:20 pm Unfortunately the users with php 7 and phpbb 3.2 are now left out. Can you still adapt this? That would be great.
user_email_hash
column got removed from the users
table in phpBB 3.3.