I am facing a problem with requesting this endpoint /api/v2/tickets/password-change
.
In documentation is not mentioned that connection_id is required , but i am getting this error when requesting . If i use connection_id for getting the ticket , in that case user_id will be invalid inside a request . So i just wonder , how do i get a ticket for each of user ? Is email enough for identifying ticket ?
So i just wonder , how do i get a ticket for each of user ? Is email enough for identifying ticket ?
Yes, because the email address within a connection is unique.
Thanks for your response . Also a question . There are 2 kind of startegies connection when fetching (auth0, database) . Which one should i use for user password change ? I assume auth0 , but to be sure , need your advice.
Also please update the docs , that connection_id is required field for getting a ticket.
Also please update the docs , that connection_id is required field for getting a ticket.
connection_id
is not required if you use the user_id
. It’s either/or, see Auth0 Management API v2
- Use only
user_id
or - use
connection_id
andemail
.
That’s because when using the user_id
alone, which is in a format like this auth0|5d26fd9194be680e0e42b43d
for example, it’s clear which connection it refers to (from the first part).
but i am getting this error when requesting
in your first attempt (your initial question), which error message did you get? Did you use user_id
as parameter here?
There are 2 kind of strategies connection when fetching (auth0, database)
Yes, it’s auth0
.
(Please provide links to any docs you’re referring to, otherwise it’s hard to know which sources you mean. For example, I don’t know where this connection strategy of “database” is coming from, was that mentioned anywhere in some docs or API reference?)
Please see the error message I got when requesting without connection_id
And this is the code for request `
About user_id , be sure it’s valid
Don’t put the email
in the data
payload.
Now it’s clear. Thanks a lot . Would be great if the doc tells the same .
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