Hi all, I found the Auth0 Management API v2 page but don’t really know how to target it, I am trying to make a rule to send a verification email to users post-login if the user email is not confirmed yet. I preferable wanted to do this in the angular code to have a button for users to request it to…

Thank you very much for the help @dan.woda , made it work with the topic you sent :slight_smile: Have a great weekend, cheers. Solution Rule function code: function (user, context, callback) { user.user_metadata = user.user_metadata || {}; if (user.email_verified || user.user_metadata.veri…

Hi @nkr , Using the management API library for node will make life a lot easier. Check out the best practices for using the library in rules: [image] Use the Management API from within Rules Learn how to use the Management API from within rules. Here is the …

Hi @dan.woda , Thank you for the response :slight_smile: I am not running node with this setup. I tried to use your reply as a guideline but still having issues. I got this: this.auth0Manage = new auth0.Management({ domain: AUTH_CONFIG.domain, token: this._accessToken }); and later the me…

Hi @nkr , I’m sorry, I misunderstood your first post. What you’re are trying to do is not recommended due to the nature of single page applications. See more on the topic here . If you don’t want to use Auth0 Rules to send the email programmatically, you will want to use your backend to access the …

Hi @dan.woda I’m trying to set up the rule now as following, but getting failed logins with error “must specify user ID”: function (user, context, callback) { var ManagementClient = require('auth0@2.9.1').ManagementClient; var management = new ManagementClient({ token: auth0.accessToken,…

It looks like the sendEmailVerification function is missing params. Try this: var ManagementClient = require('auth0@2.9.1').ManagementClient; var management = new ManagementClient({ token: auth0.accessToken, domain: auth0.domain }); var params = { user_id: '{USER_ID}' };…

Hi @dan.woda Thank you ! It works now :slight_smile: Code looks like following now in the rule: function (user, context, callback) { var ManagementClient = require('auth0@2.9.1').ManagementClient; var management = new ManagementClient({ token: auth0.accessToken, domain: auth0.domain }…

Hi @dan.woda It works fine, but email_verified doesn’t get assigned to users post-email verify so they will always get sent a new confirmation email when they sign in, how do I proceed from here to make it work? Kind regards, nkr

Glad this is working for you. I noticed the error in the doc as well, working on getting that fixed :wrench: . In regards to your most recent update- It looks like the users are getting a verification email with this rule regardless of whether or not there are verified. Typically you would want to …

Hi @dan.woda , Thank you for the quick response :slight_smile: I tried that already, but none of my users have that, and I do not have permissions to change user metadata either… Could this be because we are using a free account with no subscriptions? We’ve basically only been running tests so far …

Your subscription level shouldn’t matter for this. Go to the users tab in your dashboard, select a user, then select the ‘Raw JSON’ tab. Do you see email_verified at the top?

Resend confirmation email rule/button

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dan.woda April 12, 2019, 4:16pm 15

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