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Describe the bug
When a teacher is invited to join a school, they receive an email prompting them to finish the registration process - they just need to provide a password.
However, for some reason, the registration form at that stage is missing some JS elements like the reveal password icon as well as the password strength checker.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behaviour:
Login as a school admin.
Invite a teacher to join your school - make sure to use an unused email address you can easily check (you can use the + trick with Gmail)
Follow the registration link in the email you received.
Notice that the form is missing JS elements.
Expected behaviour
The form should allow the teacher to view their password as well as inform them regarding their password's strength, similarly to the main registration form.
Note that the template already includes the passwordStrength.js file, but my guess is that because the template doesn't have all the HTML elements that register.html has, the JS code throws an error and doesn't run properly.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I'm not getting the email verification link to register a new account, checked everywhere and tried to create multiple accounts using different gmail id's, still couldn't get the verification link. Any suggestions on what I might have to do will greatly help.
I need to be able to login in order to reprodouce the bug.
Describe the bug
When a teacher is invited to join a school, they receive an email prompting them to finish the registration process - they just need to provide a password.
However, for some reason, the registration form at that stage is missing some JS elements like the reveal password icon as well as the password strength checker.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behaviour:
Expected behaviour
The form should allow the teacher to view their password as well as inform them regarding their password's strength, similarly to the main registration form.
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Good Places to Start
Note that the template already includes the
passwordStrength.js
file, but my guess is that because the template doesn't have all the HTML elements thatregister.html
has, the JS code throws an error and doesn't run properly.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: