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Remove Username & Replace with Email #4
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Hmm...it's possible, but not sure if it's advisable from a security standpoint: http://lastwatchdog.com/zappos-hack-shows-risk-e-mail-account-username/ However, I can see the advantage from a usability standpoint. One simple way would be to allow users to log in with EITHER their username or email. Then it's just a matter of checking both fields when the login request is processed (in "process_login.php"). |
Interesting, however most people use the same usernames everywhere :) I guess I could make the username auto-populate to the email address and have the login check for either as you mentioned. |
Yeah, that's actually a good point. It seems like a decision that should be up to the site administrators - so, let's make a "enable email log in" option in the site configuration. In that case, it's extra important that users specify a unique email address when their account is created. Also, if this toggle is enabled, how should new account registration proceed (via register.php)? Still ask them to specify a username, or just automatically copy their email address to their username field? |
This topic can probably be closed now since we added this feature. |
Done! |
I must be blind, where was this implemented? |
Try to separate out LocaleMissingKeysCommand
How would you suggest I remove the username and replace it with only the email? Is it possible to add this as a feature you can turn on/off?
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