The current patch also implements a change in user_pass_reset() to facilitate re-sending password_register activation e-mails to users that never logged in yet. This makes it possible to facilitate our new option and functionality with minimal changes to the existing code. This patch overrides the 'status' on the submit form for new users and set the status to '0' (disabled). No separate screenshot, but this is the same as the second screenshot, users need to set a password during registration and are directly authenticated after submit. This is the second screenshot, people are required to set a password during registration, while verification is enabled. This is the first screenshot, people are not able to set a password during registration, because verification is enabled. Require people to choose a password during registration. Require e-mail verification when a visitor creates an account. Adds 1 new variable: 'password_register'.The patch will add 2 extra e-mail templates for sending a welcome and activation e-mail.Adds 1 checkbox on the 'admin/config/people/accounts' page.(novice) Update / create new screenshots after pull.See #49 (how to make patch: contributor task: ) (novice) Improve text on checkbox and help text.(novice) Remove that 1 whitespace error.

(novice) document steps to test/reproduce (how to: ).

Proposed resolutionĭevelop a patch that offers minimal functionality. There is a module that offers this behaviour in Drupal 7, called User Registration Password, the current concept patch started with code that's partially based on this module, but evolved a bit beyond this. When configuring password behaviour on the registration form, there is no way to force the rendering of the password fields on the registration form if e-mail confirmation is enabled.Īn option to configure / force the password fields on the user registration form, while e-mail verification is enabled, might offer a way for site owners to alter the process and make it fit more to their case.

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