When a new user signs up with the website the user receives an email with link to reset the password and when they reset the password first time, they get a welcome email but when in future they reset their password , they will not get that welcome email.How to resolve this.
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You can do by using Login one time module
Rules:
[user:login-one-time]token on user events.[comment:login-one-time]token for node author on comment event.User profile - "Send login one time link" button.
VBO - Create a view and send login links to the view. Checkout View Reference for ideas on how to embed views.
Block - Select a user and send the link. You can use this block in nodes as a CCK field using Block Reference.
PHP - Print a button in a template or directly send the emails using the functions described in the README.
you can try Recovery Password module.
Drupal by default sends Password Reset URL by mail to user's email id in password recovery mail, but Recovery Password module makes it possible for Drupal to send any random generated password(new password) by email instead of URL to the user.
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I think by default it is 24 hours,if you increase the time period in will works.– DRUPWAYDec 23, 2015 at 6:34
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But user will have option to reset password anytime.and i have to send welcome email after resetting password for first time. Dec 23, 2015 at 6:37
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Means issue is when user reset the password they will not receive email right !– DRUPWAYDec 23, 2015 at 6:39
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only first time recieve email .but when in future they reset their password , they will not get that email. Dec 23, 2015 at 6:40
Another approach to answer this question is to use the Rules module, similar to what is described in either of these comments in the issue with title "Rule to redirect on login, except on one-time login and password reset":
- Event: User logged in.
- Conditions:
- Elements: Text comparison.
- Parameter: Tekst: [site:current-page:path], Matching text: user, Comparison operation: ends with
- Event: User logged in.
- Conditions:
- Elements: NOT Text comparison.
- Parameter: Text: [site:current-page:path], Matching text: ^user/reset/, Comparison operation: regular expression
Obviously, for either approach mentioned in these 2 comments, you'd have to add a Rules Action to actually send an appropriate eMail message also.
Note: If you're not familiar (enough/yet) with Rules, checkout the 32 (!!!) great, and free, video tutorials Learn the Rules framework.
answered Dec 23, 2015 at 18:01
