Hi All! :D
I thought the way done was fine, and it might be, because I could send a slightly different verification link to the user registered. If you're checking the e-mail in web browser, PC or Mobile, but in the browser, the link will do it's job and present a custom web page telling that the registratin is succesful.
But, if you're checking it at an application, such as GMail as it comes in Android handheld devices, you certainly can tap the link and have access to the browser... The issue is, that the page stablished that works with browser verification, is not showing if verifying it having access to the link from the mail app. It does indeed register the user, accept the hash, and stuff, but the web page is the login screen... And I don't want that web page showing up at the verification in the mail account at the Mail Application. Matters of UX, the registration is done via Android and HTTP request. We implement e-mail verification, and want to display a custom view web page that tells the user the succesfull transaction.
Thanks a lot!!! Buena vibra!
Yours, sincerely Jon M.