I'm working on a Wix site which has their membership options (login, member area, profile, etc). Wix forces the users to log in with their email address and manages the passwords for me, so if a customer forgets their password, they can click "forgot" and reset it.
My question is how can I allow site members to change their login (which is their email they signed up with)?
You cannot. Corvid does not provide that functionality.
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i have a big problem. I have to create a button that is taking the name and email of registred users and sending automatic email to the admin for confirmation.
Joomla already has a feature so that admins must approve the registration of a user. Have a look here at the Joomla documentation:
https://docs.joomla.org/Enabling_user%27s_registration_approval_by_admins
If you need a little more functionality, you may want to consider a 3rd party extension such as Admin Approval
Hope this helps
I am using MSCRM authenticated through ADFS.I have two active directories A and B.I setup a one-way forest trust between A and B so that users in B can access my resources in A.I currently use ADFS for login.my problem is it is not friendly for a user to key in A\username or B\username to login to my webpage.Therefore I wish to build a custom login screen and maybe provide a radio button for the user to choose whether they belong to domain A or domain B.Because i use MSCRM,am I sort of forced to us ADFS?
MSDN provides a series of entries about ADFS 2.0 Sign-In Pages Customization.
From the linked overview page:
The Sign-In Pages expose extensibility points that allow a developer
to perform the following customizations: Change the accepted and
default authentication types.
Customize the theme of the Sign-In Pages and add a company logo image.
Customize the behavior and layout of Sign-In Pages that are seen by
the end user, such as the Forms Authentication and Home Realm
Discovery pages.
These customizations can be done by modifying the Web.config file of
the Sign-In Pages Web application or by modifying specific pages.
On a side note, as far as I've seen on our customers with IFD environments, you don't need to specify the domain when you sign-in, plain username and password seem to work (I'm not very expert in ADFS, but I understand that it "knows" which domain to authenticate against).
Our windows store application is especially for our customers.
It requires user credential to login.
It doesn't have any sign up page.
New users cannot access our application(They should be our customer.)
For new users, Admin will create an account and share them to the
user.
At the first time, user is requested to change password.
This is how our customer access our application
We submitted our free business app to the windows store.
But it is rejected with the reason saying "Apps that require users to sign in must either specify upfront in app description the type of access user must have and how to get it or provide a mechanism for new users to sign up for services from within the app. At a minimum this could be a link in the app to the website where the user can create a new account and sign up for services. Your app did not appear to provide this information to the user."
We do not have such a page. How can we proceed for resubmission?
Whether we need to provide description like "Our application can be accessible to our customers only"
or
provide support email address and saying like "Contact our support team/admin to create new account"
or
any suggestions?
Simply show a description which tells user that this app is only for registered customers. For more details you can write us to your email id or can fully describe the log in process there on the first page.
The description says it all. Include exactly what you have said in the application's description update. In addition include this information on the main page of your application for extra safety.
Note how DropBox has done it. When you install the app your very first screen has the login boxes and a link to "or Create an Account" which then brings you to a webpage to create the account.
You could link this to a page on your site that allows a user to contact your org for an account or register for one to then be approved, etc
I'm using Magento 1.7.
I would like to simplify the create account (register new user) to show and require only the email and a password.
The user would only fill in the other info (like name, address, etc) when making a purchase.
The idea behind is that every user would need to give out the email address in order to view the site content.
I'm already using this extension in order to make the the site available only to login users. I need a way to simplify the register process to include only email and password
app/design/frontend/default/{yourtheme}/template/customer/form/register.phtml
and comment out the fields that you don't want.
This is what you want, right?
You can try this extension from Magento Connect - Fast Registration it allow customer registration only with Email & Password
I'm working on a site that requires the user have a unique username to use all services on the site. They cannot self-change this username for community fairness.
We would like to allow users the simplicity of registering/logging in using their facebook accounts, but this username requirement is obviously a hurdle.
The only idea I have come up with is after the connect process, send the user to a final step page where they enter a username. The only downside to this is that the user has the ability to navigate away before entering a username, meaning we need to add further layers of checks to several site functions to ensure a user has a username, and prompt for one if not.
Any ideas on how to streamline this during the connect process? Any site examples of similar implementations where auxillary info is required to use some or all site features?
Have you looked at Facebook's registration plugin?
The Registration plugin allows users to easily sign up for your
website with their Facebook account. The plugin is a simple iframe
that you can drop into your page. When logged into Facebook, users see
a form that is pre-filled with their Facebook information where
appropriate.
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/plugins/registration/
The plugin also allows you to add custom fields so you could simply add your username field.
There are a load of advanced features including validation, here's an example in the Facebook documentation that includes the username field and checks to see if it's available
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/plugins/registration/advanced/#async