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Chris
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wading in the water
wading in the water
04/13/2008 3:45 PM  

Hi.  I saw this has kind of been asked before, but I don't think this is exactly the same case.  My setup is: Private registration in DNN (admin must authorize), and I selected to auto generate the password in Dynamic Registration.  My expectation is that when the email from DNN goes out after I authorize, the password should be populated because the user never entered a password.  This is the best time to tell them what the password is.

Right now they would have to go back to the site and request the password to be sent to them.  This seems tedious and not workable.  Is there any way to get the password to be populated in the email that gets sent when I authorize the user?

 
Chris
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wading in the water
wading in the water
04/13/2008 3:51 PM  

Hmm, ok after review I might be able to fix this myself.  When I don't use Dynamic Registration, the user gets two emails.  One when they register, and it shows their password.  The other when I authorize and it doesn't.

So, it looks like I need to send my own registration email upon registration with Dynamic Registration.  I saw a token where I can send the password, so I'll try this.  I might be all set as it is.

Thanks,
Chris
Chris
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wading in the water
wading in the water
04/13/2008 4:06 PM  

No go.  All the other tokens which are listed seem to work, but for some reason username and password do not.  The email goes but those fields are blank.

Any help would be appreciated.  At this point it looks like I can't auto-generate the passwords.  It'd be too much for the user to have to go to the site again and request their password and wait for another email.

If this was done for security reasons, it's actually hindering functionality I think.

Thanks,
Chris
Chad
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river guide
04/15/2008 4:56 PM  
Chris,

Well there is a token if you are auto generating their username and password, I believe it should also be able to send them their password as long as its initial registration.

Is your email going out for new registrations or updated registrations (updated registration typically wouldn't include their password unless they changed it). Additionally is the 'Auto Create UserID/Password' feature enabled for this registration form or not? If so, there are special tokens that need to be used for the auto created username and password.

-Chad
Chris
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wading in the water
wading in the water
04/15/2008 5:13 PM  

Oh man, my bad.  I was trying to go too fast.  I saw the UserN and Pass tokens and tried to use those.  Since I am using the auto generate userid/password, I need to use the tokens further down the list $(AutoCreateUserName) and $(AutoCreatePassword).

Thanks for you time, I should have looked into it more carefully, sorry about that.
-Chris
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