The issue is that I never receive the verification link (not in spam folder either).

Anyone else has this issue?

This is always shown, when users try to login
How turn off that ?

You need to update this FAQ topic
https://docs.ultimatemember.com/article/1518-password-reset-doesnt-work

With
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/verification-required-2/

Google is causing the login problem and people need to know the full story on how to fix this problem…

I get the error AFTER having reset to new password:
Additional verification is required for login. Please check the email address associated with the account for a verification link.

I am still in the middle trying to fix.

Thank you!

Thank you!

I hope you’re doing great! I just wanted to ask if it is possible to do the following when a user creates an account through a registration form:

– Enforce a strong password so that users can’t just type in an easy-to-guess password. I have enabled strong password on Wordfence but it isn’t enforcing it. I tried by not marking it as required hoping to generate it automatically, but it is not included in the email sent to the user. My fields are set as follows:
– Username, text field, user_username
– Email, email field, user_email
– Password, password field, user_password

– Redirect to the login page but with success message from registration page after creating account (e.g. user created successfully, use the form below to login!)

– Send a verification link to the email address before creating the account. I guess this would be redundant if the password is generated automatically since they should receive an email with the password or a link to generate a random one anyway.

What would be the best approach? Could it be done or should I stick to a login plugin?

Thanks again for all your help and have a nice weekend!

I need help in this, let me know how can i add that ‘resend verification link’ in success message after registration.

thankyou

After a user clicks on the verification link in their email, they are taken to the
the “https://” version of login screen instead of “https://”.

Such as this:
https://druzal.com/login/?ur_token=3ZLBJ1YPQplKyOA4aQxwFDtn9jgCfnHvMwevqVuvrXdOt8OP2WbnY0T0JDeThjYnExVDJvMmg3ZUNVdz09

Even when I put ‘https://druzal.com’ at the beginning of the verification link in the email, it still goes to the insecure ‘https://’ version of login screen.

It shows “User successfully registered. Login to continue.” but it does it on the ‘https://’ version of login screen.

What is causing this and how can it be resolved?

Kind regards,

Yunis

I was wondering does the verification link expire?

I’m using the option “Allow Automatic Login After Successful Verification” = “Yes”.

So it could be security issue if the link does not expire and if some one else gets hold of the link.

Thank you for your help