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Sergey Kornilov admin 4/17/2020 |
As others suggested - you need to add a new field "active" in the login table and use BeforeLogin event to see if user active or not. |
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Mark Kramer author 4/19/2020 |
As others suggested - you need to add a new field "active" in the login table and use BeforeLogin event to see if user active or not. Or you can enable "user account email activation" option which will add the same "active" field for you and you can then populate it with 1 for those users who are allowed to login. No code to write in this case.
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