So I’m not sure where I went wrong here, but I have a website that has Webflow’s account system, and therefore has the log-in/sign up pages. I was able to create a sign-up page and that works fine.
However, it’s the log-in page that I’m having issues. As, even in the published project, whenever I try and sign in, a pop-up appears that states “www.wesitedomain.com says, passwords cannot be submitted”
I did read that Webflow didn’t allow passwords on forms, does this apply to this as well? Or is this something that I messed up?
I noticed and find out that for “old” websites the pre-installed Password page is showing another Form (and imo a wrong one!) compared to new websites.
The properties of the old Form shows at Form Settings a Source field (Default or Logic) and that field is not present in the new website Password page.
State is also different: Old shows 'Normal / Success / Error and the new one shows only Default and Wrong Password. That’s why the old one is not working anymore because of the password field being rejected by Webflow. The new Password page is working just fine with the password field!
So my question is how to retrieve the right version of that (new) form in my old website?
Hi @RobvH it’s difficult to picture what you’re describing, however certain forms such as the password utility page, the deprecated user accounts sign-up and log-in forms ( etc. ) and e-commerce related forms are special forms.
You cannot replace these with regular forms.
For some reason on your password utility page it sounds like you have a regular form there, which won’t work. To my knowledge it should not be possible to delete the original password-entry form, if you are having troubles with that you might contact support.