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Therefore, the following variables will be deprecated and will not work after the November upgrade: | Therefore, the following variables will be deprecated and will not work after the November upgrade: | ||
| − | * <code>@password@</code> | + | * <code>@password@</code> - Generates a new password for new users |
| − | * <code>@randompassword@</code> | + | * <code>@randompassword@</code> - Generates a random password for existing users |
| − | * <code>@passwordresetlink@</code> | + | * <code>@passwordresetlink@</code> - A link that allows existing users to reset their passwords |
| − | * <code>@checkactivatedpassword@</code> | + | * <code>@checkactivatedpassword@</code> - Checks if a user is activated. If sent to a user who is not activated, it generates a new password. If the user is activated, it will send the words “existing password”. |
| − | * <code>@checkportalpassword@</code> | + | * <code>@checkportalpassword@</code>- If sent to a new user, it will generate a new password. If sent to an existing user, it will send the words “existing password” and promote the user to an admin/portal type user. |
Revision as of 13:53, 28 June 2023
 This feature is deprecated and should no longer be used, but may still be available for reasons of backwards compatibility.
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In the upcoming November 2023 release, password variables will be deprecated for improved security. All systems will be required to use the activation link variable (@activationlink@) to send the user to a page where they can enter their desired password instead of using the soon to be deprecated password variable (@password@) which sends a password in email.
Therefore, the following variables will be deprecated and will not work after the November upgrade:
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@password@- Generates a new password for new users -
@randompassword@- Generates a random password for existing users -
@passwordresetlink@- A link that allows existing users to reset their passwords -
@checkactivatedpassword@- Checks if a user is activated. If sent to a user who is not activated, it generates a new password. If the user is activated, it will send the words “existing password”. -
@checkportalpassword@- If sent to a new user, it will generate a new password. If sent to an existing user, it will send the words “existing password” and promote the user to an admin/portal type user.
If you need help updating email templates for new users or password resets, reach out to our Support team. These email templates are located at Menu Icon > Global Settings > Security tab > Password and Activation Policies > Activation Emails tab. Clicking the Sample Template link will update the templates with the desired variable. Make sure to check any existing workflow emails for these soon-to-be deprecated variables.
Depending on how your user signup pages are configured, you may also need to update signup page templates for new users which can be found at Menu Icon > Global Settings > Communications > System Email Templates. You can filter the list by searching for “Signup”.
