after the user has registered, they will be redirected to a html page containing ((We have sent a conformation email to your email address please confirm it to activate your account.)).
what should I replace ((?)) with ?
The named url which you have mentioned in urls.py
confirm
If you have not mentioned named url yet you can check how I have used name in below url.
path('email/confirm/', views.some_view, name='confirm_url'),
In above case your '??' should look as below.
confirm
If you want to redirect to external url .
website
Related
I developed a contact form for my site and it is working and redirects to another url inside my domain when it is sent (for example lets say domain.com/sent). The thing is, if someone by chance decides to access the url domain.com/sent directly, it can be accessed like if he had submitted the form and was redirected there. I also have configured a 404 error custom page for any other page outside the existing ones, is there any way of disabling the domain.com/sent external access and redirecting to the error 404 page and keeping the sent page only for the users who really submitted the form?
Have the response to the POST request to the form handler set a cookie.
Have the handler for /sent test for that cookie and:
If it is set:
Delete the cookie
Display the sent page
If it not send:
Do something different such as displaying an error or redirecting
currently my local account have different domain like "http://tester.company-dev:8080" , when ever i create an account i will get different domain . how will i set the redirect url in setting page in docusign so that it will redirect me to correct domain url . is it possible to pass a parameter to redirect_url something like below :
"http://{domain}.company-dev:8080/ds/callback" and i need to pass the domain value
here domain=tester
I assume you mean the URL for OAuth, mostly used for Auth Code Grant to redirect users back to your app with the code needed to obtain an access token.
You would have to know all the possible URLs and add them to your IK. There's no way to make this dynamic. This is arequirement of OAuth2.0 specification, it's a security issue and you have to have a matching URL. If there's a reason you cannot do that, we can suggest alternate solutions that may involve not using Auth Code Grant and/or some redirect scheme from a fixed URL to one of these dynamic ones.
I have received a mail from noreply-apps-developer#google.com with the subject “[Action Required] Submit your app(s) for Restricted Scopes OAuth verification”. In the email body, there is a link to the Google API Console. After I am in the Google API Console, under the tab named “Credentials” 2 fields are highlighted.
Following is the screenshot of the same.
Link to screenshot
I would like to know the reason for the error “Invalid domain”. Also, would be great if you can help me resolve the issue.
Please note: In the sections highlighted in red color, the site URL is present. I have removed it from the screenshot for security concerns.
Edit1:
As suggested, I have added the links for privacy policy, domain, etc. When I click on the "Submit for verification" button, a modal appears. I am unable to identify what information I need to add here. The details are as follows:
link for the screenshot of the modal which appears when I click on the submit button.
The application interacts with gmail in 2 instances:
1. Sending emails.
2. Reading emails received (emails having a particular subject line) and accessing the attachments present in it.
There is not other use of the gmail connectivity.
I am confused whether I should mark the application as "Internal" or should I submit it for verification. If I have to submit it for verification, then what details should I insert in the modal that appears on click of the "submit for verification" button (screenshot has been shared).
Request you to help me resolve the issue.
All URLs in your project must match one of your Authorized Domains. But your screenshot shows this field to be blank. You will need to tell Google which domains your app is allowed to run on.
For example, let's assume your homepage is at https://www.example.com/ and your privacy policy is at https://www.example.com/privacy. You'll need to include example.com in the first field under Authorized Domains.
In this screenshot below, I've added a matching Authorized Domain and the errors are resolved.
Check the "Learn more". It was stated in bold text that:
Add your Authorized Domains before you add your redirect or origin URIs, your homepage URL, your terms of service URL, or your privacy
policy URL.
Looking into your screenshot, something is missing and it is your Authorized domains.
I am trying to build a front end application which will an input text box.
When a user enters an URL in the text field(ex www.google.com, wwww.facebook.com, www.linked.com, etc..), the web app should tell the user whether if the provided address has a re-direction?
Can it be done from ajax?
You can send a GET request to the URL and see what it returns.
Every HTTP response will come with a status code.
You can see the full list of HTTP status codes here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_HTTP_status_codes
A 301 means the URL has a permanent redirect and a 302 means there is a temporary redirect.
I want to add email verification for the sign up page for my webpage. I want more then just regular expression verifying to check if the email is in the correct format.
What is the correct method / how do i go by implementing some sort of check to see if domain names are valid domain names?
I have a function that connects to the mail server and checks the email ttps://github.com/hbattat/verifyEmail