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  • Saguaros Moderator
    #157421

    Hello all

    If your template have got the invalid token issue with resetting user’s password, Please resolve the issue as following

    (Note: this issue does not relate with T3 framework or template design layout. May be this issue is issue from joomla core)

    1) You open the file /components/com_user/models/reset.php

    find:
    [PHP]
    $row = $db->loadObject();

    // Verify the token
    if (!($row = $db->loadObject()))
    {
    $this->setError(JText::_(‘INVALID_TOKEN’));
    return false;
    }

    [/PHP]replace:
    [PHP]
    // Verify the token
    if (!($row = $db->loadObject()))
    {
    $this->setError(JText::_(‘INVALID_TOKEN’));
    return false;
    }

    [/PHP]+> That should fix the issue.

    Sami Mattila Friend
    #366772

    Hi tienhc,

    I did that change and still got this same reply:

    Message

    * Your password reset confirmation failed because the token was invalid..

    So it did not help! I have not experience this with any other site that the two sites using Ja Social. We have two sites with that template and both have this issue.

    Something else is causing this issue, sorry! Please help!

    Amy

    Saguaros Moderator
    #366824

    Ok ok, please kindly submit a ticket provide me the administrator account and the ftp account, may be your’s is a different case. i will debug and resolve it

    Thanks

    Sami Mattila Friend
    #367291

    Hello Tienhc,

    I did those both file updates again and now it seems to be working! Thank you so much for your help! 😀

    Amy

    mackay Friend
    #367824

    Hello Tienhc,

    I have the same issue on my website http://www.coweko.nl/jl
    I am bussy migrating from OsCommerce to Joomla with Ja-Zeolite II.

    About 2000 customers need to reset their password, so it is very important for me it will work.

    Thanks in advance.

    Geert

    Saguaros Moderator
    #368103

    Yes, but did you follow the guide or not? Please let me know.

    Thanks

    want2donate Friend
    #368111

    ONe question I have is this:does the solution mean hacking core model and also showing username filed with reset ? Showing the username field just confuses people so better to not show this.

    mackay Friend
    #368114

    I have folowed the guide on reset.php and tried several other solutions i found on the net, but nothing seems to work untill now.
    Keep getting the same “Invalid token” message.

    mackay Friend
    #368264

    Untill now i have tried the change in reset.php,
    Some change in the templates com_user/reset/confirm.php
    Even deleted the entire confirm.php so it only uses the standard

    Still no solution :((

    Maybe anyone has other options to try?

    Geert

    mackay Friend
    #368989

    After days of searching the problem is finally solved.
    Tried a lot of things and the last change I made was this:
    http://docs.joomla.org/Confirm_password_in_1.5.16

    Also did this before but it didn’t work and now suddenly it does the trick.

    Geert

    thuanlq Friend
    #369111

    <em>@mackay 211329 wrote:</em><blockquote>After days of searching the problem is finally solved.
    Tried a lot of things and the last change I made was this:
    http://docs.joomla.org/Confirm_password_in_1.5.16

    Also did this before but it didn’t work and now suddenly it does the trick.

    Geert</blockquote>

    Hi @mackay,
    thanks for your post. If the template override view files ( “confirm.php”, “complate.php”, “default.php” ) of com_users component, please add this code in form if it hasn’t
    <?php echo JHTML::_( 'form.token' ); ?>

    mongela Friend
    #371535

    Just wanted to steer anybody who might be having this issue to this thread http://www.joomlart.com/forums/topic/token-error-when-you-confirm-a-password-reset/
    Check Martin’s instructions at the bottom. It’s the same basic instructions as mackay posted here, but the specific file path where the “confirm.php” is stored in T3 helps.

    Just copy and paste his code and see if it works for you. It’s the only thing that worked for us!

    mongela Friend
    #371536

    Just wanted to steer anybody who might be having this issue to this thread http://www.joomlart.com/forums/topic/token-error-when-you-confirm-a-password-reset/
    Check Martin’s instructions at the bottom. It’s the same basic instructions as mackay posted here, but the specific file path where the “confirm.php” is stored in T3 helps.

    Just copy and paste his code and see if it works for you. It’s the only thing that worked for us!

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