Demo project for otp

[wlandgraf (Wagner Landgraf)]

The demos folder shows this:

And there you have the project group with the demo files.

If you need to do any user verification "before" login, I recommend you just leverage this to your application. Let users register and/or login with Sphinx, but then only accept the user in your application after you do additional checks with it, if you need to.

This was discussed here:

Registration and New Users

No. Since you are doing it all yourself, you can simply generate the e-mail confirmation token yourself, using: Token := SphinxContext.UserManager.GenerateEmailConfirmationToken(lUser); And then send the token yourself via e-mail (you are already doing that anyway). Alternatively, for a more "modular" approach, I would keep using the regular Sphinx registration page, to reuse all the existing flow. Then you can simply have a second page for the user to fill the remaining data - a page named…