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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 4.9.2013 17:53, Gabriel Cardoso
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<div>How about be consistent and use just FirstName/LastName
combination in all places? FullName is especially bad
during registration as underlying model (class UserModel)
is using combination of FirstName/LastName, which means
that after registration, we must programatically parse
fullName and try to obtain firstName/lastName from it
(note that this is really not good as some languages are
using 3 names, some others are using lastName before
firstName etc…)<br>
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<div>Yes, that was my fault. I agree with the combination
FirstName/LastName in all places. For good english,
shouldn't we write "First Name" / "Last Name"?</div>
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yes, sure. We should use "First Name" / "Last Name" . I just
combined UI labels with names of variables in source code, that's
why I ended with "FirstName/LastName"<span class="moz-smiley-s1"><span>
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Not sure what is difference between "search" and "advanced
search" ? Is it that for "search" you can specify just one
field and for "advanced search" you can specify more
fields? I am asking because in the picture the "Bubble" is
around "Search" but there is form for filling all fields,
so it seems that it's more related to advanced search?<br>
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<div>The search is the initial field where you can type in
whatever you want (first name, last name, user name, email).
By clicking advanced search, the bubble appears. I was
inspired by the Gmail search, where it keeps the "search"
input at the top. But since the "search" field won't be used
at that time, it is probably better to put the bubble above
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Thanks for the clarification Gabriel<br>
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I am not sure if I understand correctly 'By clicking it,
the fields "Current password" and "New password" appear'.
Does that mean that to change password administrator needs
to know old password of user? I don't think that it is
possible as in underlying backend model (Picketlink) are
passwords saved hashed and salted, so administrator
couldn't know the original password of user.<br>
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<div>So for admins we should only display the "New password"
field, correct? </div>
<div>Should we display "Current password" whenever the user is
trying to update his own password?</div>
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hmm... not sure if it's necessary as user would have possibility to
change his password in Keycloak UI, but he needs to authenticate to
Keycloak before he can go there, which means that he already
provided his password during Keycloak authentication. It may be also
possible that some user wants to setup his password even if he
doesn't have any "current password" (For example if he register to
Keycloak through social network)<br>
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<div>How about other credential types like TOTP?<br>
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<div>Probably better to ask Bill/Stian/Bolek since I don't
even know what TOTP is ;)</div>
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<div>Good comments, Marek!</div>
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-webkit-line-break: after-white-space; ">Gabriel Cardoso<br>
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