I am trying to modify layout of Taleo career website pages to match with my organisation look and feel. I have business addition of Taleo with trial access.
While designing Job Application form with Password field, it adds Re-type new password automatically, but the alignment/layout is not proper for Re-type new password input field. Please refer attached sceenshot of UI.
Re-type new Password alignment issue screenshot.
Does any one has encountered similar issues while working with Taleo? Any help on this will be greatly appreciated.
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I am using a custom Parse server hosted on Heroku.
My overall goal is for a unique PFUser to be created through someone clicking a button or a activation link in an email.
I have figured out how to send emails using Send Grid, however I have no idea how to make a custom button or link in the email that will execute some unique code.
My ideal work flow is:
User inputs unique username and password then clicks sign up
An email is sent to the users email with a button or a link
Once they click the button or link, somehow unique code is executed which signs up a new PFUser using the username and password that the user originally inputed.
I know how to do the first two steps, but have no idea how to execute the unique code from an email.
How is executing unique code from an email usually done? I have read something about tokens being used?
Could someone please outline for me how this process works and where I can go to learn all about executing unique code from emails?
Thanks, I appreciate all the help!
Code is never executed from email because it is a severe security risk.
To implement something like you're describing, you would send an email to the new user with a unique link to a web page like http://yoursite.com/confirmation/?id=some_unique_id_like_a_UUID
Then on you write the web page (at http://yoursite.com/confirmation/) to read that id value and then do the action that "signs up a new PFUser using the username and password that the user originally inputed."
I'm looking for a way to make Moodle 2.9 include user passwords in the introductory e-mails it sends upon manual upload of CSV table with new user data.
So far it is sending introductory e-mails with text that is set up in the local_welcome plugin that is configurable via
Plugins/Local Plugins/Moodle welcome
This text contains fields such as [[username]], [[fullname]] which get replaced by the actual values, but no such field as [[password]].
I have tried including both [[password]] and {$a->newpassword} in the text but neither works, Moodle does not replace these strings with the actual password; these strings are sent verbatim instead. This happens irrespective of whether the passwords are uploaded via the CSV or generated.
So far I had no luck finding a solution to this on the web. The official help page on this function is unfortunately empty:
https://docs.moodle.org/29/en/admin/setting/local_welcome
Strangely enough, when I create just one user by hand in Moodle via
Users/Add a new user,
the e-mail it sends to the user is not that from plugin local_welcome. A string defined somewhere in the moodle php files is used. This contains string {$a->newpassword} and it works as expected; the user obtains both username and password.
How do I make bulk upload behave similarly? I'm looking for any doable way to make this work. If my question is not clear, please ask in the comments.
Sending plain password over email is not secure that's why Moodle prevent it.While uploading user record you can follow these steps,
enable Generate password and notify user.
or,
set your own password and enable Force password change.
It depends on configuration of bulk upload
Password field: (...) If omitted, a password will be generated for
each user (during the next Cron job) and welcome e-mails sent out.
https://docs.moodle.org/29/en/Upload_users#Fields_that_can_be_included
Just udate all existing users with the same password using csv file. Then use Moodle welcome to send bulk email with their different user name using [[username]] and then type the default password you chose in csv. And it is better to force change password after first login
I have create a custom user field called pm-id. I wish to include this in to the user registration email.
The standard method [user:pm_id] not working
Can anyone help me
Thank you
Try either [user:field_pm_id] or [user:field_pm-id]. I'm not sure what the machine name for your field is and it's definitely not just pm-id.
If you install the Token module, you should be able to see what tokens are available to you.
I have created the Info path form.
Once the new form created i need to send the email to users which the user selected in the people picker field.
Is that possible to do this using Designer,or VS 2010.
Give some reference to do this.
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/sharepoint2010general/thread/817c0905-be9c-4b69-aee6-1c5043fc835c/
I'm about to start building a new asp.net project, and I'm just starting out with the whole thing of SQLMembershipProvider. What I really want to do is to remove the need for a username and just have the key to the user as the email address.
It seems to me that the easiest thing might be to change the stored procedures to just remove the email address from the tables, and when someone does a search by email, just to use the key (I also need to deal with someone changing their email address...
Before I start, does anyone know a pre-rolled example out there. It just seems too common to have to build it.
You don't need to change anything in the provider. Just set the email as user name upon registration and don't provide any means in the UI to change the email address. It'll do the work easily.
You could modify the procedures... or just omit the email or username fields in your forms/ui and use one or the other behind the scenes to populate the other field. This might be duplicate data, but you might find a need to have an email that isn't also the username down the road.