Hi,
I’ve been making my sign up/login pages and have been running into an issue. When accounts are saved to the database through signing up, I try to display all the accounts created using a repeating group but only the most recently stored account info will pop up. Any suggestions?
If you are using the new Responsive engine make sure (in the RG’s settings) that you are not setting fix number of columns and rows.
Hi there, @simon.glezer… check to see if this tip helps.
Best…
Mike
@mikeloc Thank you so much! I was wondering what was going on.
Wait so it worked for displaying in a repeating group, but it will only remember the newest account for the sign in page and not the accounts created prior. Any suggestions?
What worked? What did you actually do? And what are you trying to do on the sign in page that isn’t working?
So my account sign up data now displays in the repeating group as opposed to just displaying the most recent sign up entry. I had the repeating group display all the accounts created that were saved in the data base. On the sign in page when the sign in button is clicked, I want it to work for all the saved accounts on the database as opposed to the most recent sign up info in the database.
Once a new acount is created, the sign in page will only remember that newest account and none of the priors.
Sorry, but I’m still not getting it… are you saying certain accounts can’t log in? It would probably be helpful if you could share some screenshots.
On my data base I’ve created multiple accounts but for some reason when I try to signon it will only accpet the log in info for the most recent account created and will give me the error message shown below if it is one of the older accounts send to the data base. Thanks agian for the help.
Well, that’s not a privacy rules thing… it’s simply saying the email and password combination doesn’t exist. Are you sure the password is correct? What happens if you try to use the Run as feature with that account?
When logging someone in, the email shouldn’t be the current user’s email… it should be the value of the field where the user who is logging in has typed their email address (probably Input Email's value in this case).
That’s it thank you!
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