confirm that you are checking the email address account for the email address you have entered in the blocks
Do you get anything in the response content when you send the Password_Reset ?
Show your blocks
I registered using an email and i entered that email in the text box. But, when i clicked the submit button, i didn't receive reset email.
When i checked the text box block using do it feature, the given email is appearing in the block.
And the email you registered is a valid email address that you have access to?
Check you are typing it correctly (why did you not just use my blocks for testing?)
Okay, now it worked when I placed the text box directly instead of putting through global variable. Now, reset email is recieved.
Thank goodness for that. On we go.
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You probably now learned, that initializing a global variable with some textbox text does not update that variable when the text of the textbox changes...
Taifun
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Okay, Thankyou.
Completed with Reset Password Option: (as guided by @TIMAI2 )
Reset_Password.aia (37.7 KB)
NOTE: Enter the web api key from firebase - in these two places as shown in below picture.
Can you offer password less, login/signup feature as well?
Authenticate with Firebase Using Email Link in Android | Firebase Authentication.
If you mean federated signups, e.g. Google, Facebook, Apple etc., then no, you cannot do this with the REST API.
You can do Anonymous signins though...
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No, I mean another way of sign up. ie, In the front screen of the app there will be the button 'Get Signup link'. When user click that link, automatically signin link will be sent to email. When an user click the link within email, he/she will will be logged into the app/website.
In this way, users don't need to enter/remember password.
In some ecommerce website they offer this type of login. When I chatted with their customer support, they told that Customers feel more comfort with No-Password-SighnUP, so they switched to this type of login.
Yes, this is possible:
https://firebase.google.com/docs/auth/web/email-link-auth?hl=en
but not available using the REST API, so some more complicated web pages would need to be constructed to handle the workflow.
Easier to use anonymous, then handle their actual signup later...
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As I previously indicated, this "passwordless" signup method is not available using the REST api, the process on which this original guide (Register & Login) is based.
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