I’m trying to make a 3 step signup for an admin user.
Page 1: They type in their company name, which has little to do with signing up itself.
Page 2: They type in their email.
Page 3: They type in their password, and gets signed up and redirected to a settings page.
The workflow I made is this:
Page one: 1. Create new “Organization”. Organization name = input. 2. Redirect to email_signup.
Page two: 1. Create “Owner_user”. Email = Input “My email is…”'s value. - Here it asks for more, I just want the value really. I get a todo list with the following message: “Create a new Owner_user…: value should be a email but right now is a text”.
The input field itself’s “Content format” is set to email.
Then redirect to create_password.
Page three: Input formatted as password. Workflow: Sign the user up. Unable to fetch the email. Password works out to be from current input without problems. -> Redirect to page_settings.
How can I solve this without having to make a 1 page signup?
Does it have to be on three different pages? The way I’d do it is on the same page, with 3 groups that you hide and show based on the step. Also, I would start with having them enter an email and a password first, so that you can refer to the current user after, and then do the different things creation you’re talking about. Does that make sense?
Hmmm… It seems to be a bug with adding emails to databases though.
Every time I try to add a database entry that is an email, I always get that same error. “Create a new Owner_user…: value should be a email but right now is a text”.
Even though I set the input field to be email. It always ask me for something more than just the value. Am I doing something wrong with that particular form of data, or is it a bug?
