can we say “Accept invitation to application” or “Change Password” dynamically on a password reset page?
Hi @team10
Welcome to th eAuth0 Community!
If you are referring to the display text inside the opened tab or to the text of the reset password page that the user gets redirected to, unfortunately, these texts cannot be moodified.
Otherwise, if you refer to the body of an user invitation or password change email sent to the user, you can include liquid syntax inside the contents of the email in order to dynamically retrieve the user’s email, such as {{user.email}}.
If you have any other questions, let me know!
Kind Regards,
Nik
Hi Nik,
First , thank you for the prompt reply.
We have 2 use cases.
- New user is invited to the application and is sent a re-purposed Password Reset Email. Because we need to welcome and ask the user to set their password for first time use. In one email. The link should take the user to a Password Reset page that says , Accept invitation to Application, please set your password to continue and use the application.
- Existing User forgets password and clicks on the forgot password in the login page. The Password Reset should say “Change Password”.
These is all we need. Is this possible? Thanks.
Hi Nik,
I’ve been at this for 2 weeks now and am about to lose my job because I’m saying it can’t be done and someone from Auth0 told my boss it can be done.
If it can be done, great please help me.
If not, great at least I’m not crazy.
Why aren’t there distinct pages for these any way so clients like us don’t need to re-purpose emails and re-purpose password reset pages.
Hi Nik,
I forgot to answer you question.. I am referring to the Text in the Password Reset Page. Not the email , I already customized the email based on usermetadata. On the Password Reset Page, usermetada is not available despite mentioned in a page regarding Available Variables on the Universal Login Page.
Warm Regards,
Ven
I see, thank you for providing further clarification on the matter.
Unfortunately, when sending an application invitation for the user, the URL will use a generated password change ticket, meaning that you cannot have different texts for password reset or application invites on that matter.
The Universal Login does have an Invitation prompt, however, that is used for organization invitations and not for applications invitations. Regarding this matter, you could customize the password reset prompt from Branding → Universal Login → Advanced → Custom Text to be more generic for both scenarios.
You can post on our Feedback forum regarding your use case and possible implementation for this feature!
Let me know if I can help with anything else!
Kind Regards,
Nik
Hi Nik,
Thank you so much for you reply. This at least confirms what I’ve tested so far.
Warm Regards,
Ven
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