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The submission accounts module works fine, but the "Forget your password?" feature doesn't seem to be working properly. I don't think it is passing the form id to the page. However, when I add ?id=[id] in the address bar it tends to send the email.
Any suggestions?
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Hi sogreen,
Interesting.. sounds like this may be a bug. Let me look at it today and I'll get back to you.
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Another thing I noticed is that emails no longer include name and email of the sender.
For instance, when someone completes an online form the email sent to the Administrator appears from
<[email]> <[email]> rather than [Name] <[email]>
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Hi sogreen,
Yes, there does appear to be an issue with the "from" email. I'll look into this.
Regarding the Submission Accounts problem, I actually couldn't reproduce it. What version of the Core & module are you using?
Also, how are you linking to the Forget Password page, exactly? When the user first goes to the Submission Accounts login page, the link should always include the ?form_id=X parameter in order for the page to know which configuration to use. (I'm using the latest version of the module - it's possible that it used to just be ?id=X).
At that point, that ID is stashed in sessions so when they click on the "Forget Password" link, it shouldn't need to be passed along via the query string. *However*, if you're linking to that page directly, then yes, you'll need to pass the ID in the query string.
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Hi sogreen,
I'm not sure... I'm just looking over the code now to figure out what's going on.
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Oct 15th, 2011, 4:15 PM
(This post was last modified: Oct 15th, 2011, 4:18 PM by Ben.)
Are you using Swift Mailer with a gmail account to send your emails? I did a little experimenting and now it appears that Gmail is overriding whatever information you enter in the "from" field and specifying their own (in my case, the email address I used as the Username field for the SMTP authentication).
I've been testing it without SMTP and everything works just fine. But with SMTP enabled, the "From" info goes haywire. I checked and it looks like everything being passed to the SMTP function looks okay, so I'm suspecting that it's the SMTP info overriding the settings specified - but I'll keep looking.
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