If you modify the existing password reset AuthZ workflow(including adding/removing questions), it will require a re-registration for the registered users.
They will not be able to reset their password until they do so. They will receive an error saying "An error has occured, please contact the system administrator". This is because their registered and reset workflows are different.
If you modify the existing password reset AuthZ workflow(including adding/removing questions), it will require a re-registration for the registered users.
They will not be able to reset their password until they do so. They will receive an error saying "An error has occured, please contact the system administrator". This is because their registered and reset workflows are different.
- Marked as answer by yurco 8 hours 38 minutes ago
If you modify the existing password reset AuthZ workflow(including adding/removing questions), it will require a re-registration for the registered users.
They will not be able to reset their password until they do so. They will receive an error saying "An error has occured, please contact the system administrator". This is because their registered and reset workflows are different.
- Marked as answer by yurco Thursday, January 23, 2014 3:12 AM
If you modify the existing password reset AuthZ workflow(including adding/removing questions), it will require a re-registration for the registered users.
They will not be able to reset their password until they do so. They will receive an error saying "An error has occured, please contact the system administrator". This is because their registered and reset workflows are different.
- Marked as answer by yurco Thursday, January 23, 2014 3:12 AM