Send password reset email

You can use this action to send a user an email with a link that allows him/her to change the reset their password.

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Inputs and Settings

Email

The email of the user will wish to send the link to reset the password.

Trigger ID (optional)

This will link the action with a Action Listener of the same ID.

If left blank, all listener on the page with blank ID's will be triggered at the same time, so we suggest to always define a Trigger ID.

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Triggered events

The event below will be triggered by an Action Listener with the same ID as the Trigger ID provided on the action.

• Error in Action (if an error occurs)

You must link you Custom Domain to Firebase

Firebase Authentication provides a way for you to send emails for certain user actions, but for you to use it properly, it's important to note that email might be send to the user's spam folder if you don't have your custom domains linked to Firebase.

To link a Custom Domain to Firebase, you must navigate to you Firebase Console, go to Authentication >> Templates (link sample below)

https://console.firebase.google.com/u/0/project/YOUR_PROJECT_ID/authentication/emailsconsole.firebase.google.com

There you'll see all the kinds of emails the Firebase Authentication service can send. This Bubble Plugin currently handles the "Email address verification" and "Password reset" tempaltes, only.

On this console you can edit the content of the emails that will be sent to users and also customize the "action URL" you want to use. To customize the link, click on the "pencil" button, to edit the template.

The button "Customize domain" (1) will give you instructions on how to validate your domain on your DNS server provider. This process can take up to 24 hours to complete, but it's important for your email not to go to the spam folder, so be patient.

The button "Customize action URL" (2), you can input the link of the page that will handle the password reset or the email verification. Firebase will send unique parameters to the link on the URL, that you'll be able to use to handle the action.