With your example, how to add a reset_password page in dash, and the reset-button may hold in the login page or hold in the page that mentioned the username/password is invalid?
With your example, how to add a reset_password page in dash, and the reset-button may hold in the login page or hold in the page when the username/password is invalid
In current version, the login page, it will have username-input-box, follow by the password-input-box and a clickable login-button. When user click the login-button, it will redirect to the home page if username and password matched.
In the next version, can add one more clickable button called reset-button ? which will perform to reset / change the password and able to update the new password to database. When user click the reset-button, it will redirect to the reset page, which contain username-input-box, current-password-input-box, new-password-input-box, confirm-password-input-box and a clickable submit-button. Once user click the submit-button, the new password will replace and update in the database, and redirect to the login page.
these would be great adds on the template. I would also suggest the a “Join” button for new users. I tried to include it as modal in the login.py (with username, password and confirm password) but it does not trigger the @callback, not sure where is best to include it