Hello,
May I ask if this is possible? Users can sign up without password then they receive email to verify their email the go straight to onboarding/settings, where they can set up their password?
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Yes, possible. You can able sign up as new user and assign temp password the created user.
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hi @mani2726 can I ask how can they change their password?
If you want a user to signup without a password, you may want to utilize the new feature called āmagic linkā. You can use the workflow action create an account for someone else
and then use the workflow action to send a magic link
They then receive an email with link for sign in without a password
Then to let them change their password youāll need to have them redirected to a change password page that all bubble apps have built in
They then can reset the password.
If you want them to change the password the first time they sign in using the magic link, you can when setting up the magic link workflow action navigate them to the reset_pw page
Not 100% sure if the magic link needs to be done in backend workflows but if it does you can simply capture the user email and then send it to the backend workflow
I made a video to help another user with similar issue and it focuses on the backend workflow setup
Hope this helps
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Hi @boston85719
Thank you for the reply. 
I followed ācreate an account for someone elseā >> āsend magic login linkā then sent via sendinblue
But its still invalid 
Iām not sureā¦my suggestion is to first test in using the Bubble email setup and if that doesnāt work then you have isolated the root causeā¦if it does work then Iād set it up to try and distill where it is between creating the email magic link and using the send in blue setup did things go wrong.
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Hi! 
You can generate a random password for your users in this first step and send them, thru email, the link to the āreset_pwā page, where they will be able to set their own password.
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The reset_pw page is where a user would be directed to when they do not remember their password and they are relying on Bubble to reset the password for them, so in that situation they would not need to have a random password for them.
If you wanted to make use of the random password and send that in an email to your user as a value of a password to an account on your application, make sure for data protection you at least do it in a backend workflow (all of it included generating the random password). Part of the reason to use the magic link feature is to help with data protection.
Also, make sure that if you are generating that random password and want them to use it in order to change the password to something of their own, then you wouldnāt link them to the reset_pw page. You would need to link them to a page where you have created the elements and workflows to allow them to enter the randomly generated password and their new password. With that youād use the workflow action to update the users credentials.
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Thank youu!
It worked! the problem was with sendinblue hahaha Thank you!!! 
I thought it might have been. Whenever I am experiencing issues with a feature that I am utilizing some āoutsideā or āconnectedā resource I first try to distill if the issue is within the setup focusing only on Bubble, and then from there can understand more clearly where I need to focus to resolve.
Debugging and troubleshooting in Bubble makes me feel like a detective sometimes.
You could also try my plugin Passwordless authentication (email) Plugin | Bubble
It allows your users to sign up to your app without them having to set any password at all.
Cheers.
How do the users login the next time they want to come to the app if they first signed up with your plugin approach?
Hello @boston85719
If the user is logged out, they will be taken to an email validation page (just like when they signed up), in which they again receive a validation code into their email and need to enter it to authenticate it. Once theyāve done that, they are logged into your app.
Any other question, please let me know!
Cheers.
So, it is like the new magic link feature that allows a user to signup without password and receive an email with link to navigate to the app and be automatically logged in, but with the plugin, it is not a link they receive it is a code they then need to enter into an input element in the app.
Is there a way to set it up so that it uses an authenticator application to have the code generated by the authenticator app instead of it going to their email? That way it is possible to provide added protection in the event the users email is compromised.
Hello @boston85719
Correct me if Iām wrong, but I understood that the magic link functionality only allowed users to log in using a link, but not to sign them up to the app. So users need to already exist in the app (having signed up using a password) in order to use magic links. Again, I might be wrong.
My plugin allows the user both to sign up and log in without the need of a password.
With regards to using an authenticator app, thatās something I will consider doing if thereās demand for it in the future.
Cheers.
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That is true, but you can use the workflow action signup another user to create the user before sending a link to them.
Sure, that works indeed, but doesnāt that mean that you are signing up a user without validating that the email address is valid and belongs to him/her?
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I suppose there are ways to check for that. I believe there are some plugins for that, however, if I were to go the route of without a plugin, Iād probably run a backend workflow in which the user doesnāt follow the link within the 1 hour limit of it being valid, Iād delete the user from the database.
I guess if somebody got an email that they didnāt anticipate, they wouldnāt click on the link, so Iād probably do the same thing as above to delete them after 1 hour if not following the link.
Ultimately, I think those issues are the same no matter which approach is taken.
Iām really looking for a solution that incorporates an authenticator app.
My plugin would not create a user until he/she has validated the email address first.
Sure, your workarounds would work. They just need to be set up and run everytine a user is created in your app.
Re authenticator app, agree itād be a good addition.
I did not realize that. That is awesome. Eliminating the workflows I suggested is valuable.
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