[buddypress-trac] [BuddyPress] #4132: Upload profile image at activation
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#4132: Upload profile image at activation
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Reporter: sooskriszta | Owner:
Type: enhancement | Status: new
Priority: normal | Milestone: Awaiting Review
Component: Core | Version: 1.5.4
Severity: normal | Resolution:
Keywords: 2nd-opinion |
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Comment (by sooskriszta):
Sorry, Paul, I didn't quite understand why it isn't safe to log the user
in when he clicks on the activation link.
The majority of large sites I know actually have the user logged in at
activation. From my experience with a site (non BuddyPress), 96% of users
activate their account within 3 minutes of registration, 3% activate
within 30 mts, and 90% of of those that don't activate within 30mts end up
never activating.
The way one of the sites I know works is: When a user registers, he is
logged in automatically. But since the account is not activated, he can't
access any functionality. Upon clicking the activate link, the logged in
user is taken to a basic profile info page, including uploading of profile
image. If the user does not activate within 30mts, his connection/login is
timed out. Then if he clicks on activation link after that, then he needs
to log in after activating the account (theoretically, he can also log in
before clicking on activate link...but such login still doesn't provide
him access to functionality...and in practice few users who haven't
activated within 30mts actually log in before clicking the activate link).
Another site I know distinguishes between first login and all other
logins. After registering, user click on activate link. Then he has to log
in. Upon login (first login) he is prompted to upload a profile photo,
invite friends, etc.
I'm sure one of these workflow models could work for BuddyPress...
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