Pre-Registered User I How to create a Sign-Up?

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Hello Everyone,

I need some help on how to create a Sign-Up Form, BUT… I have the users Pre-Registered already. I just need them to make input the correct credentials such as Email and ID-Number and for them to create a unique password and they will be able to log in.

Thanks much.

Michael

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Hi @App_Up2 ,

Steps:

:one: Drag & drop the form.

:two: Link it to the Users collection.

:three: Choose Login or Signup as needed — and you’re all set!

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Hello,

Thanks for the help. However I have Pre-Registered users already and they would just need to create a password and need a email verification in order to login.

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Hi,
How did the pre-registration happen ?
what data do you currently have on the users?

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Hi,

Thank you for the update. To configure email verification, you can use any email service available, and by utilizing a custom action, you can achieve the same result.

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Hello,

I have the users informations such as:

Email:
Name:
Member ID:
Contact Number:

And some other basic information.

I need the user to “Enter their Member ID” and “Email Address” that are already saved in the database, and it must match. Or else if it didn’t match then a prompt will appear and indicate that the information given are not in the system.

Will this be under the “Create Account”, “Sign-Up” or “Update User”?

I highly appreaciate all the help! God Speed

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Hello,

Thanks much for all the help and assistance; kindly see my message below in regard to my project.

Thanks much

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Hi @App_Up2 ,

To check if a member ID or email exists in your stored database and trigger an action accordingly, follow these steps:

  1. Create a Screen: Add an input field where users can enter the member ID.

  2. Set Up a Button List to Check for the Member ID:

  • Create a button list component and link it to the database containing member IDs.
  • Apply a visibility rule on the list to ensure it only appears when the input field is not empty.
  1. Apply a Filter to the List
  • Use a customer filter for the list to check if the member ID matches the entered input.
  • The filter condition should be:

If Member ID = Entered Input, then the list will display matching record.

  1. If no match is found, you can display a custom “Member ID not found” message
  2. Trigger an Action: Once the button becomes visible, you can assign any action to it, such as navigation, notifications, or database updates.
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Hello,

Thank you very much for the instructions. I really appreciate it. If it’s not too much to ask, will it be possible if you can attach screenshots of the actual steps? I am still very new in adalo.

Thanks much