I want to validate and approve users before they have access to my portal. I don't see any module with this functionality.

Does anyone know of some way to accomplish this?

Emcher

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ryooki’s picture

You might be able to do this by unclicking all the access control boxes for anonymous users under aminister>>access control. What do you mean by portal?
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emcher’s picture

Nothing in particular. Just my website. I tend to thing of a website where people need to log in to get to the content as a portal. It's tailored to certain people.

I want to create a web site for the condo community I live in. I don't want just anyone to be able to access the web site. Only people who are part of the condo community or their friends. Therefore I want to control access. I'd rather do this before their approved rather than afterwards.

Make sense?

nevets’s picture

If you look under administer -> users -> configure (tab) the first part of the form is Public registrations:. I think selecting 'Visitors can create accounts but administrator approval is required.
User registration guidelines:' will do what you want.

emcher’s picture

Yep. That's what I wanted. Thanks.

StevenSokulski’s picture

Where do I approve the new accounts if I have this feature turned on? I tried to use it but ran into too much trouble and ended up turning it off temporarily.

StevenSokulski’s picture

Where is this functionality located in 4.7? I cannot seem to find it and have been searching for a good while.

HiFiGuy36’s picture

?q=admin/settings/user

hquadrat’s picture

Hi there...

I have already found the possibility to change the rights for a new user registration at ?q=admin/user/configure of my site.
I want, as long as I'm not finished configuring my site, that only administrators are able to add accounts. Thus if I confirm, drupal shall save the settings I get a dialogue-window from firefox saying that the url was not valid.
What might be wrong?

Thanks for help... hquadrat

EDIT: The problem is solved... This was probably due I moved the entire drupal-installation in another directory. Maybe the tables in MySQL were not prepared to this completely. I had to reinstall the whole drupal once again anyways due some other negative effect, now everything works so far.