The user does not receive the verification code after sign up

[Aris]

Hi.

I am coming back again and again with the same question.

I know that something I make wrong, but I do not know what.

The problem: In the sign up form I choose Email verification, but the user does not receive the verification code.

Before I convert Signup to form, I have put in the signup object properties
1. Verificated page my login page.
2. Destination page I do not know what to put here...

3. After converting signup to form, I must use (in Form Settings) the Build-in PHP form processing script?
In this case, what I may put as Success page?

Aris

[BaconFries]

If a email is not getting received it can mean two things 1) The email is blocked by the users IP or 2) That the email has been sent to there spam folder both are not related to WWB. See the following:
What are your form settings, In your form note the name of the input field should be 'email' not 'E-mail' or 'e-mail' minus the quotes.
http://www.wysiwygwebbuilder.com/forum/ ... 10&t=32967

[Pablo]

After converting signup to form, I must use (in Form Settings) the Build-in PHP form processing script?
In this case, what I may put as Success page?

No, after you have converted the signup form to a standard form you cannot use the built-in form processor.
The 'convert to form' option creates a dedicated HTML object with the custom code for the signup form. So any changes have to made there.
Note that this option is for advanced users only. Please do not change the code or properties of the form unless you know what you are doing.

[Aris]

Thank you, BaconFries.

If a email is not getting received it can mean two things 1) The email is blocked by the users IP or 2) That the email has been sent to there spam folder both are not related to WWB.

I was so tired (and ignorant), that I could not think the simplest: That the email has been sent to there spam folder of the user

All the messages was in the spam of the user!!!!

Thank you. Thank you!

[Aris]

No, after you have converted the signup form to a standard form you cannot use the built-in form processor.
The 'convert to form' option creates a dedicated HTML object with the custom code for the signup form. So any changes have to made there.
Note that this option is for advanced users only. Please do not change the code or properties of the form unless you know what you are doing.

Thank you Pablo.