You can configure ADXStudio portal in a way that when someone registers an new account, an email confirmation will be sent. My question is that what is the easiest way to resend the confirmation email because sometimes confirmation emails do get lost and customers will want them to be resent. Thanks.
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I have built an app that uses email & password authentication from Firebase, to enable users to log in, as per the Firebase documentation. The app itself uses Flutter as the coding language. I also have email verification enabled, to prevent spam accounts.
When a user adds their email address and password and clicks 'submit', they're given a notification telling them to check their emails for the verification link, which they must do before being allowed to log in.
The problem I am having is that users do not receive the verification email, so cannot log in. I've come across similar questions on this forum, where the answers have centred around checking spam/junk folders. I have asked the users to do this but they still have not received the email.
I've also tried using my own SMTP server, which is one from which I know I can send emails. Even with this, the users do not receive their verification email. This makes me think the emails aren't being generated/sent, as opposed to them being sent and not being received.
Can anyone suggest why this might be the case? Why is it that users are not receiving the verification email and what can I do to correct this?
If you don't use custom domain, sometimes emails go in spam folder
I discovered strange issue.
In WooCommerce - when a customer enters wrong email address the new order email to admin/shop manager does not send. The order is placed and the transaction is successful but there is no notification.
Can anyone tell why is that and if there is any workaround or fix.
I want to send an email when user paid successfully with the PayPal details. So when there is response from PayPal it should send formatted email.
Assuming this is WooCommerce...
You should be able to configure an email to be sent to you via the WooCommerce emails:
[your-site-url]/wp-admin/admin.php?page=wc-settings&tab=email
For physical products, that would be order processing email. For virtual, that is probably order completed.
I know stripe doesn't have anything to do with verifying emails.
I have a form on my website where I collect a new user's email, password and cc info.
As of now I do not verfiy the user's email. I simply create the user in my system and create the strip user and subscription after I get the card token with stripe.js.
I want to verify the email address, but I am not sure at what point in the process to do it. I don't think it makes sense to charge the customer and start the subscription and then verify the email address.
Should I wait and start the stripe subscription when the customer verifies the email address? It seems like this is one of the most common scenario's online. Is their a best practice for this scenario?
Again, I am not asking technically how to verify the email address (I use firebase auth), I just want to know when I should and how it should fit into my onboarding flow.
You can after Firebase Auth account creation, check if the emailVerified is true. If not, send an email verification and pass a continueUrl to continue the subscription process, instructing the user to check their email to continue the subscription process. This is a common process for many subscriptions that require email verification.
You can learn more about passing continueUrl via email verifications:
https://firebase.google.com/docs/auth/web/passing-state-in-email-actions
You can build your own custom landing page where you continue the subscription using the following instructions: https://firebase.google.com/docs/auth/custom-email-handler
Make sure you check email_verified in the idToken after ID token verification to confirm verification, server side.
Users awaiting administrator approval are sent an email from the site's default email address. Is it possible to change the from address for these emails only?
Thanks
UPDATE - Nevermind, instead Ive changed the site email and used the User Registration Notification module to send alerts to a different email.
Nevermind, instead Ive changed the site email and used the User Registration Notification module to send alerts to a different email.