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Hi, Many thanks,<br />
&nbsp;I'll start to go down that route and report back.<br />

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Hi, Many thanks,
 I'll start to go down that route and report back.


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Thanks again for the direction.<br />
I've &nbsp;got a working solution now, and will try refine it.
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Thanks again for the direction.
I've  got a working solution now, and will try refine it.

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Great. &nbsp;Glad it worked.
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Hi, <br />
I've a Register/login/Logout process working well with all stored in Mysql.<br />
I'd like to add that when a new user registers :-<br />
They receive an email link which is used to prove the email address.<br />
The admin receives and email to make the choice of allowing the new user access.<br />
I think this is a pretty typical CMS system.<br />
<br />
What is the best way to add the extra processes.<br />
thanks<br />

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Hi, 
I've a Register/login/Logout process working well with all stored in Mysql.
I'd like to add that when a new user registers :-
They receive an email link which is used to prove the email address.
The admin receives and email to make the choice of allowing the new user access.
I think this is a pretty typical CMS system.

What is the best way to add the extra processes.
thanks


New user registration requires admin authorisation

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