SMTP mail issue after registration. about magic HOT 8 CLOSED

I am able to reproduce it. We'll probably have a solution to you fast, hopefully by the end of the day :)

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The problem is that even though you can use an email as username(s), the system doesn't enforce this, to allow for having usernames being "public handles", for social media sites etc, where the username is publicly displayed, but the email is not publicly displayed. Hence, we need to separate the username and the email address. To provide an email to the system during registrations, you'll have to slightly modify your payload to the following.

{
    "username": "[email protected]",
    "password": "ThisIsAPassword@123",
    "frontendUrl": "https://demo.com/verify",
    "subject": "Welcome",
    "extra": {
      "name": "Test User",
      "email": "[email protected]"
    }
}

Notice - The added email extra field ...

The above of course allows you to use a different value as usernames if you wish - But this is optional. If you want to enforce usernames being the same as email address, you're of course free to do this as you see fit in your own (frontend/middleware) logic ...

Out of curiosity, I assume you found the recipe of how to implement user registrations "somewhere" out there? Do you have a link to it? Such that we can edit its wording? The ability to separate usernames and email addresses is a fairly new addition to the core, and hence there might be documentation out there that doesn't reflect this behaviour ...

Please close the issue if this fixes it for you :)

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Give me some time and I'll come back to you on this one. What version of Magic are you using?

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The problem is that even though you can use an email as username(s), the system doesn't enforce this, to allow for having usernames being "public handles", for social media sites etc, where the username is publicly displayed, but the email is not publicly displayed. Hence, we need to separate the username and the email address. To provide an email to the system during registrations, you'll have to slightly modify your payload to the following.

{
    "username": "[email protected]",
    "password": "ThisIsAPassword@123",
    "frontendUrl": "https://demo.com/verify",
    "subject": "Welcome",
    "extra": {
      "name": "Test User",
      "email": "[email protected]"
    }
}

Notice - The added email extra field ...

The above of course allows you to use a different value as usernames if you wish - But this is optional. If you want to enforce usernames being the same as email address, you're of course free to do this as you see fit in your own (frontend/middleware) logic ...

Out of curiosity, I assume you found the recipe of how to implement user registrations "somewhere" out there? Do you have a link to it? Such that we can edit its wording? The ability to separate usernames and email addresses is a fairly new addition to the core, and hence there might be documentation out there that doesn't reflect this behaviour ...

Please close the issue if this fixes it for you :)

https://docs.aista.com/tutorials/registering/

here is the link to the tutorial which i referred.

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btw an offtopic question so i just tried registering a user using a basic react frontend but for some reason i'm facing CORS issue even though the docs stage that if no url is assigned in the magic config it defaults to allow all.

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just tried registering a user using a basic react frontend but for some reason i'm facing CORS

Ouch! It shouldn't have any CORS issues - But you can override the CORS accepted frontends in its frontends declaration in the "Config" menu item ...

here is the link to the tutorial which i referred

Thank you, we'll edit it in accordance to how it actually is ... :)

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the problem still persists should i open a new issue ?

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the problem still persists should i open a new issue

Yes please, it makes things easier to track on a per issue basis ...

I'll close this guy ...

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I have updated the relevant documentation now - Thank you :)

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