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As an user, when an unexisting email is input to login field, the user is redirected to a django error page.. #287

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anacforcelli opened this issue Jan 29, 2020 · 4 comments
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anacforcelli commented Jan 29, 2020

When a wrong email is input in login screen, there is a django error message. As dev.jandig.app has django on DEBUG=true, the error is shown as the following image:
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Django has to know that the email is wrong and show an user-friendly message telling that the username/email does not exist, instead of creating panic.

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Great!

Though I also noticed the side doesn't say when you put an incorrect password, it just plain redirects you back to the login page

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hockpond commented Jan 29, 2020

Issue #288 added to handle this.

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vjpixel commented Jan 30, 2020

Can you please remove the bullet and change the text to "Username/email not found."

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vjpixel commented Jan 30, 2020

I've tested and it's working.

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