【外掛】限制用戶註冊之電子郵件位址_繁簡中文化版

[Lilyandy]

本次中文化同時釋出兩種不同作者寫的限制郵件註冊功能之插件：
http://www.lilyandy.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=7468
http://www.lilyandy.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=7467

請依個人喜好選用之！

筆者較偏好 Email Filter 。

●檔案　名稱： Limit User Registration - Based Upon Email (Domain) 繁簡中文化版
●插件　譯名： 限制用戶註冊之電子郵件位址
●插件　版本： 1.03 繁簡中文化版
●檔案　類型： 註冊增強插件
●適用　版本： vBulltein 3.6.x
●檔案　編者： Dpcows
●繁簡中文化： Lilyandy休閒資訊網: Lilyandy
●技術　支援：
●安裝　時間： 1 Min
●原始　網頁： http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/showthread.php?t=124589
●轉載　網頁： http://www.lilyandy.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=7467
●檔案　說明：
　　　　　　　　此插件可限制會員僅可使用那些電子郵件信箱註冊。
　　　　　　功能相當簡單易用。
●繁簡　心得：
　　　　　　　　中文化原意是為了本站需求而選擇某些插件進行中文化，
　　　　　　同時也為繁體與簡體用戶做了中文化，插件則為原vbulletin.org 取得，
　　　　　　但礙於 vBulletin 中文奇缺無比，故順手將有用的插件其中文化，
　　　　　　方便自己也利於其他中文用戶使用。
　　　　　　　　因翻譯時間倉促，因此在翻譯上若有任何問題，
　　　　　　歡迎至《Lilyandy休閒資訊網》發表您的保貴意見哦！
　　　　　　　　若大家覺得還有那些插件好用的，歡迎建議筆者，
　　　　　　筆者會視本站需求性適當選擇所需要中文化的插件，
　　　　　　但建議前，請各位先說明其插件特性與功能，
　　　　　　不符本站需求之插件，將不列入中文化考量。
●安裝　方法：請至後台將產品導入即可。
　　　★繁體用戶專用：
　　　　　　說明檔：Install_for_zh-tw.txt
　　　　　　請至後台將 limit_registration_zh-tw.xml 產品導入。
　　　★簡體用戶專用：
　　　　　　說明文件：Install_for_zh-cn.txt
　　　　　　請至後台將 limit_registration_zh-cn.xml 產品導入。
　　　安裝完畢後，請至“控制面版→論壇設定→用戶註冊選項”做設定。
　注意！若您已修改短語，請至後台還原之，否則將無法正常顯示。

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[acyk]

感謝分享，後來我發現這個套件是只有填入該欄位的「才可以」申請

有沒有相反過來的

就是輸入黑名單的domain，然後這名單中的都「不可以」申請，其他的可以

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