Im not sure if its a good idea to store the User’s password in the Bubble database. I have 2 questions:
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Is it safe to do so?
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If not, what is the best alternative?
Thanks
No it’s not a good idea. We store them in an encrypted way on the back-end, and it’s better to keep them like this.
Why would you want to store the password?
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Hey Emmanuel, I was going to store them to check when a user tries to log in. I am new to Bubble and am unfamiliar with an easier way to log users back in.
PS: Thanks for everything, great platform
Nvm, my workflow was incorrect. Got the log in working without needing to reference user’s password
I would let the user log themselves back in all on their own. If they want their password saved they can do that on their own system.
You can create a user log-in log a few different ways.
I’m not sure what you are aiming for but perhaps:
just set a counter to keep track of how many times a user has visited your site.
Or send the users name, log in date/time, and count to another list.
Passwords are private information that no humans need to know unless it’s your own password.
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