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ID	Project	Category	Submitted / Last Updated
01363	UserSpice	Misc	2021-10-18 02:14:38 / 2021-10-19 22:38:18
Reported	James Erikson	Assigned To	Unassigned
Priority	none	Reported	5.3.5
Status	feature-request	Resolution Version and Commit
Summary	user_settings.php message for Google/Facebook users
Description	It says the following, NOTE: If you originally signed up with your Google/Facebook account, you will need to use the forgot password link to change your password...unless you're really good at guessing.... Instead, I think it would be better to just hide the password fields if it's a Google/Facebook account and give a message in place of that saying they used a Google/Facebook account and must log out to use the forgot password method, and show them the fields if they didn't use Google/Facebook... To avoid the dumb users out there haha

November 2021

We I think we could clean this up, but the point is that UserSpice doesn't care how your account was created. Any additional plugins you add, just give you additional login options. I don't think just because you signed up with Google means that you should never be able to login with a password. I'm going to file this as a feature request so we can look at the logic, but I often create accounts with google because it's faster and then just reset my password if I ever need it.
November 2021

if I remember correctly, when a password is set to null, you don't see the "Current Password" field on user_settings (or shouldn't). User Accounts should have a null password when created via social logins.
November 2021

I'm not sure but that message appears when the account is a Google account so I figured it was for a reason.. but disregard I suppose lol