Reset Password Form

The form

Here’s a basic reset password form. A user will enter and confirm their new password.

Since we don’t set a redirect parameter, the user will come right back here after submitting, where the success condition will kick in and they will be shown a success message.

{{ user:reset_password_form }}

    {{ if success }}

        <p class="alert alert-success">Password has been reset.</p>

    {{ elseif url_invalid }}

        <p class="alert alert-danger">This reset URL is invalid.</p>

    {{ else }}

        {{ if errors }}
            <div class="alert alert-danger">
                {{ errors }}
                    {{ value }}<br>
                {{ /errors }}
            </div>
        {{ /if }}

        <label>Password</label>
        <input type="password" name="password" />

        <label>Password Confirmation</label>
        <input type="password" name="password_confirmation" />

        <button>Submit</button>

    {{ /if }}

{{ /user:reset_password_form }}

Visiting the URL containing this form directly will set a url_invalid invalid variable you can use to check if they’ve actually come from the form in their previous request.

This URL needs to have the appropriate user and code query parameters (e.g. /some/url?user=username&code=”abc123”`

These can be created automatically using a user:forgot_password_form.

Parameters

Variables