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goghs wrote:
Yes this makes sense.
Maybe we can add the logic like this:
when a user changes his email, his account will be disactivated, and then an email with activation code will be sent to his new email.
It can be an option.
A doubt came in my mind thinking about this logic: if you disable a user when he change email, waiting for a new activation click, what will happen if user has written a wrong email?
Whith this logic, his/her account will be disabled, and as long as he will not receive that new activation email sent to a wrong address, the user account will remain disabled!
possible solution:
- when user change the email address, the new activation code will be sent to both new & old email address.
