How to Create a Registration Form With Email Verification | JetFormBuider

Join me in this tutorial to discover how to streamline your website's user registration process effortlessly. Learn step-by-step how to craft a hassle-free registration form using JetForm Builder. Explore the power of creating a single-field registration without the need for users to set passwords. Simplify user onboarding and enhance your website's accessibility. Don't miss out on this tutorial for optimizing your registration process!

[@Musicmannstudios]

Awesome. Love your approach to content making. Do not stop.

[@crocomentor]

Thank you! Glad you liked it. Definitely not stopping anytime soon. 😊

[@baliflorent6971]

Thanks.

[@KangteDevelopers-re4wd]

Thankyou sir

[@juancarlosrodriguez5022]

Hi, this video is awsome, thanks for publishing it. Croco Mentor, do you know hot we can create a Registration Form that uses User Meta Fields with JetFormBuilder?

[@naomisuzuki]

Hello! Thank you for the video! I'm trying to create the same registration form with a password and a verification email. The verification email gets sent but when I click the link it says "password is empty" and the new user doesn't get created. If you close all the incognito windows and reopen it and then test the form again, doest it really create a new user?

[@crocomentor]

Unfortunately, there is a bug or something and you're unable to set the field type of your password fields to "password"; it needs to remain as "text.and then it will work prnt.sc/f4-L9ybSFWke

[@leaoh]

​@@crocomentor thanks for the tutorial! I had the same issue ("empty password" status). It works when setting the "password" and "confirm password" as a text field, as you suggested. I contacted their support team who told me that registration with email verification only works with auto-generated password unfortunately, it would be nice if it could also function when we keep it as a password field.

[@crocomentor]

Thanks for sharing your experience! It's unfortunate that the registration with email verification only functions with auto-generated passwords. Hopefully, they'll consider enhancing that functionality in the future to accommodate using password fields. I have a cosmetic solution for you. You can use a CSS code that will make the text fields look like password fields. Simply assign the class 'pass' to both of your password fields and then paste this code into the form's custom CSS: .jet-form-builder__field.text-field.pass { -webkit-text-security: disc; /* For Chrome, Safari, and newer versions of Edge */ text-security: disc; /* For Firefox */ } prnt.sc/PcDdeReYkRtO prnt.sc/mAlmYGN_13wg

[@naomisuzuki]

@@crocomentor Ok yeah that's what I thought. Thank you for the CSS!

[@razuahammad55]

what about the expiration time of the activation link?

[@crocomentor]

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