I have opened a user case in Firebase and received an email reply of it, but I can't find how am I supposed to reply to it. Should I just reply to that email, or there is some kind of dashboard where I can reply to it?
When you report something to Firebase Support, a case is open for you. So when you see an email that starts with RE: Case 10199..., then you can simply reply to it right from the browser or mobile app.
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I know that we can't change the email verification template or the SMS verification template.
I have already set Public-Facing Name which is working till the date. But today I got OTP with another text instead of that name.
123345 is your verification code. egad5adfe/g
What is that last word egad5adfe/g and why it is coming instead of Public-Facing Name?
I haven't change anything in the last couple of days. Why it happened don't know. Can anyone please help?
Please clarify that you're facing this issue on production ?
Once you deploy your application it'll reflect the actual name.
I'm using Charles Proxy as Sniffer to check and verify the body/payload of my Firebase Events?
I see the POST request to firebaselogging-pa.googleapis.com/v1/firelog/legacy/batchlog in Batch, and in each event, inside the POST request, I found the sourceExtension attrib, that I think constains all the event data, but I cant to decode, I tryed with base64 and bytes, but I cant see the content of the property.
I know the documented way to check firebase events is thourght the web portal in debug view, but this question is about how to see the content in the request before it arrive to the google cloud.
I saw another related post in Stackoverflow, but without any answers:
See Firebase network traffic in debug purpose
Anyone know how to sniff Firebase events and decode correctly? thanks in advance.
I am running into a strange error with email link verification on Firebase. When users create an account, I send them the following email and wait for them to verify before continuing normal application flow:
Hello %DISPLAY_NAME%,
Follow this link to verify your email address.
https://project-projectname.firebaseapp.com/__/auth/action?mode=<action>&oobCode=<code>
If you didn’t ask to verify this address, you can ignore this email.
Thanks,
Your ProjectName team
(modified slightly to take out the project name)
This email successfully sends, but when a user clicks on the link in the email they get something to the effect of:
Which is weird because the link is the default HTTPS link that Firebase gave me to verify email addresses with.
No user can pass beyond this point, and I have tried multiple browsers, multiple devices, multiple email addresses and nobody can verify their email. I have searched everywhere and cannot find anyone with the same issue, so it's very possible I am overlooking something very obvious.
I should note that they used to be able to verify their email successfully - about a week ago it stopped working.
Any help would be appreciated! Thanks!
Update: I have found a "solution" to this issue!
For reasons I cannot understand, the email verification links will not work on my home WiFi, but if I try the same links using mobile data it works the way it should.
If you are having this error, try using a different form of internet connection and it will probably work!
However, I do not understand why this is the case because my home WiFi has no special Firewalls up or anything out of the ordinary. If someone could explain why this might be happening I would love to know. I will contact Firebase so they at least know that this is happening to some users.
Thanks for the help #Frank van Puffelen
I am looking for help to the same question as in
Firebase Email verification not working with ActionCodeSetting
The answer is unfortunately incomplete (to me), and I cannot comment on the original answer as I'm new to SO.
What I'd like to know is whether or not it is required to implement the custom email handler (as per https://firebase.google.com/docs/auth/custom-email-handler) on an external host (as in the guide), or if this can be done on iOS client itself?
Thank you
You can do that client side (on the iOS device) by passing state in the email action.
There are many applications/sites which allow us to send message(SMS) to mobile. Is the reverse of it - send SMS by mobile and receive/get that into server(some user account), is possible ?
Yes. Take a look at Twilio. They have a really good API for doing this.
http://www.twilio.com/