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When the login form is disabled (ie, OIDC-only logins are forced), the user is still presented with password change options. This can be extra confusing for the user since there is an option to unlink an OIDC on the page, so the user would rightfully assume that unlinking OIDC and setting the password would allow them to authenticate with that password. I suggest that the password change fields not be shown when the logins are set to only OIDC.
User Settings page when login form is disabled/OIDC-only logins are set:
Login form disabled in Admin:
It should be straightforward to hide these by wrapping the change password on the settings page template in {{ if not .disableForm }}.
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When the login form is disabled (ie, OIDC-only logins are forced), the user is still presented with password change options. This can be extra confusing for the user since there is an option to unlink an OIDC on the page, so the user would rightfully assume that unlinking OIDC and setting the password would allow them to authenticate with that password. I suggest that the password change fields not be shown when the logins are set to only OIDC.
User Settings page when login form is disabled/OIDC-only logins are set:
Login form disabled in Admin:
It should be straightforward to hide these by wrapping the change password on the settings page template in
{{ if not .disableForm }}
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: