I want that my Website sends an email to the user after the user enters his email and password. In my Code, user.sendEmailVerification(); works fine and the user gets an email. If the user verifies his email and clicks the btn2, the console should print “email is verified”, but this doesn’t happen. The console always prints “email is not verified”.
Tag: firebase-authentication
DId firebase createUserWithEmailAndPassword() change the return value?
I have been using this code for a year now: However I had complaints over the last 2 days of new users having trouble creating a new login. I checked the “user” variable in this code and it looked like this: Which means that I now have to refer to uid by using user.user.uid instead of user.uid. I made this
How to redirect the user to another page after successfully signing in or signing up in HTML?
I’m looking to redirect the user to another page after successfully signing in or signing up in HTML and Firebase. I have login.html and signup.html as well as home.html inside the home folder. After successfully signing in or signing up, I need to redirect the user to home.html as well as prevent the user from returning to login.html or signup.html.
Firebase authentication in ReactJS project – user null inside onAuthStateChanged
I’m tearing my hair out trying to setup email/password authentication through firebase. I’ve got my firebase configuration setup like so I’ve got a sign-in form created that calls the following function: First problem: I’m not seeing the “user created” message, even though I can see the user being created in the Firebase Authentication console. I’m also not seeing the “something
this.props.navigation.navigate() not working
I want the app to check if there’s a user logged in (firebase authentication). If there is, navigate to one page (react navigation v5), if there isn’t, to another. I have the following code: In App.js In Loading.js I get an error which says: TypeError: undefined is not an object (evaluating ‘_this.props.navigation.navigate’) Answer The navigation prop is not passed into
TypeError: setEmail is not a function onChange
Trying to create sign in and sign up with react and firebase and got the error setEmail is not a function when trying to fill the input for the email, if i try to fill the input for password, i get the same error but for setPassword setPassword is not a function App.js and the code for LogIn.js I’ve tried
What’s the difference with linkWithCredential and linkWithPopup
I read the Convert an anonymous account to a permanent account and see that using the: will merge the anonymous and e.g., Google, Facebook etc.. credential Then I read Link Multiple Auth Providers to an Account Using JavaScript will do the same using the: What is the difference and which should I use if my SPA Reactjs app require anonymous
Javascript: using catch block but not to handle an error
I’m in a situation where I have to use a catch block to execute some code but I don’t want to consider it an error. Basically, I want to update/create a user based on whether the user is already registered or not respectively. The admin sdk let me create a user, and if the user already exists it throws an
How to fix Too many re-renders. React limits the number of renders to prevent an infinite loop
I am new to react and recently i got into this problem and i dont know how to solve it. it says Too many re-renders. React limits the number of renders to prevent an infinite loop. Hows it infinte loop? is it beacuase of on(“value”)? Plz help me to fix it, thank you. Answer You should do your Firebase staff
Firebase.auth().useEmulator is not a function
I currently have a project set up through VueCLI and firebase-tools and can’t seem to be able to attach the Firebase Auth emulator to my project locally. My Firebase Set-up file: My .env.development file When navigating to localhost:5000 (emulated hosting), I get the error: Uncaught TypeError: firebase_app__WEBPACK_IMPORTED_MODULE_0___default.a.auth(…).useEmulator is not a function useEmulator comes directly from Google’s Firebase Documentation so I’m