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I have an open post over a vBulletin.org about this one but was hoping I could run this past you guys ( registration_activate_process variables problem - vBulletin.org Forum )

The long and short of it is that I'm trying to create a plugin that runs at the registration_activate_process hook. (I'm assuming this is the best place to run "post-confirmed email/useraccount" code)

So once the user clicks the "confirm my account" link in their confirmation email, the $vbulletin->userinfo[username]; variable during the run at registration_activate_process is set to "Unregistered" instead of the actual username like the other 60% of the time.

Is there a way I can always, 100% of the time, pull the username of the user that just clicked the "email confirmation link" successfully? Another hook location, or variable?

I hope that made sense... sometimes I think I have a harder time wording a question that actually working on it..

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What if you try

The variables were empty when I used:
But I think I may have pinpointed the problem (my head is so fried... lol)

So when I have cookies disabled during registration I get:

And when cookies are enabled during registration I get:

tested that theory 4 times now and it seems to be accurate.

Any ideas for always being able to collect data from $vbulletin->userinfo[username] even if cookies are disabled on the userside during the registration_activate_process hook run?

Ok try:

That got it!! Thank you Michael!

So what is the difference between $vbulletin->userinfo[username]; and $userinfo['username']; ?

The second was in scope.