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Added PopUp for Email Confirmation

Open Himanshu-639 opened this issue 9 months ago • 1 comments

fixes #4049

This PR implement a Popup for email confirmation before sending the verification email to user.

Himanshu-639 avatar Mar 27 '25 07:03 Himanshu-639

Walkthrough

This pull request implements an email confirmation popup for the signup page and refactors the corresponding Selenium test. The HTML template now includes a hidden popup with "Confirm" and "Edit Email" buttons and associated JavaScript to handle its display and actions upon signup. Additionally, the Selenium test for signup has been refactored to utilize WebDriverWait for element interactions in place of direct element access and explicit sleep calls.

Changes

File(s) Change Summary
website/templates/account/signup.html Added an email confirmation popup with a new <div>, confirm and edit buttons, a <style> block for a hidden state, and JavaScript to manage popup display and form actions.
website/tests.py Refactored the test_signup method in MySeleniumTests to replace direct element access and explicit sleep calls with WebDriverWait for improved test stability.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant U as User
    participant F as Signup Form
    participant P as Email Confirmation Popup
    participant JS as JavaScript Handler

    U->>F: Click Signup button
    F-->>JS: Trigger "click" event
    JS->>F: Prevent default form submission
    JS->>P: Remove hidden class to show popup
    alt User confirms the email
        U->>P: Click "Confirm" button
        P-->>JS: Submit the signup form
        JS->>F: Process form submission
    else User opts to edit email
        U->>P: Click "Edit Email" button
        P-->>JS: Add hidden class to hide popup
    end

Assessment against linked issues

Objective Addressed Explanation
Provide a mechanism to confirm and edit the email during user signup (#4049)
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coderabbitai[bot] avatar Mar 27 '25 07:03 coderabbitai[bot]

@CodeRabbit pls check if these changes resolves the mentioned issue

Himanshu-639 avatar Mar 28 '25 12:03 Himanshu-639

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@Himanshu-639 I've reviewed the changes in your PR, and they look good for resolving issue #4049.

Your implementation adds a confirmation popup that shows the user's email address before sending the verification email, with options to either confirm or edit the email. The key components you've added are:

  1. A popup dialog in the signup.html template that displays the user's entered email
  2. JavaScript logic to show this popup when the signup button is clicked
  3. "Confirm" and "Edit Email" buttons that either proceed with submission or allow the user to modify their email
  4. Updated test code that accommodates this new flow

These changes effectively implement the requested feature of adding an email confirmation popup before sending verification emails to users. The implementation is clean and focused on solving the specific issue.

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coderabbitai[bot] avatar Mar 28 '25 12:03 coderabbitai[bot]

@DonnieBLT sir please review this PR.

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Himanshu-639 avatar Mar 28 '25 12:03 Himanshu-639

unconfirmed emails should expire after a certain time releasing the username so this is not an issue.

DonnieBLT avatar Apr 05 '25 02:04 DonnieBLT