Hello there
I’m trying to customize the appearance of prompts like “login” and “email-verification”. Both prompts use ${clientName} variable.
However, in the case of “login”, clientName refers to the correct value. But in the case of “email-verification”, it renders “All Applications”.
Why are the values different?
Thank you for the reply. I have follow-up questions
Check if there are specific configuration settings for each prompt.
Where do I check this? This is all I see:
Ensure that both prompts are using the same template or source.
Same question. I don’t see any “template” or “source” settings for prompts. I use Universal Login with no custom templates.
Check if there are any differences in the data available when rendering the “login” versus the “email-verification” prompt.
How do I check this? I don’t have control over what Auth0 renders, except for text customization that doesn’t work well for me.
If possible, review the code or configuration responsible for rendering these prompts.
I appreciate your help, but honestly, this looks like a ChatGPT response. I can’t “debug” the Auth0 pages. I can look at the HTML response, but it’s no use. Could you please elaborate on the debugging part?
I haven’t resolved the issue yet.
Sincerely,
Serhii
Hey @serhii.holinei 
How are you sending the emails to users to verify their emails?
Are you using the /api/v2/jobs/verification-email Management API endpoint?
If so, you may be seeing “All Applications” on the email-verification screen because you didn’t include the client_id parameter in the request.
Note that the doc states “if no value provided, the global Client ID will be used.”
I believe the same applies if you are using the /api/v2/tickets/email-verification Management API endpoint as well to generate the email verification ticket and send the email yourself.
Hey @gparascandolo
This was exactly it. Thank you for being so helpful. Now I don’t have to hardcode clientName.
Glad to hear you got it resolved! 
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