By marsrc on
Go to "my account" section. In there, you see a "Contact" tab. Click on that, and you can send yourself an email. If you have set your account to "not allow contacts", then it will say you cannot contact yourself. E.g. if your username is 'foobar' it will say: foobar is not accepting emails.
How can I prevent this silly behaviour? Note: I'm using 'usernode' module, if that makes a difference.
Thanks
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what version?
What version of Drupal are you using? This was fixed at some point (I think), but maybe not until 5.x. or a recent 4.7.x.
Also, are you doing this as a regular user or an admin? I think even with the fix an admin can still e-mail themselves (due to the logic in showing/hiding the tabs).
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Not for you
The contact tab is not there for you - it's there for others who need to send you a message.
In the Administer area (any release) you'll find "Contact Form." In the settings, there is a check box for "Enable personal contact form by default" - turn it off.
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Answer to why a user would contact himself
I know that I have contacted myself before to test to see if the message is being delivered, whether or not it is being put in my spam folder, and sometimes just to send myself a quick note or reminder of something. So contacting yourself can be useful sometimes. :)
Thanks for the replies. Yes,
Thanks for the replies. Yes, I know it's for other users to contact me. My point is, as a normal user, it's confusing for them to see this when they are looking at their own account. The contact tab should only show up when you are viewing someone else's profile.
I'm using 4.7.
Thanks
not in 4.7.x
see: http://drupal.org/node/70895
the fix was never applied to the 4.7 branch (though you could patch it yourself or try to convince killes that it should be done).
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