Open wikNureva opened 4 years ago
OK I believe I have found the issue. The "TrustFrameworkBase.xml" has the following claimtype: `
The alternative is to update unified.css - find #logonIdentifier and add a copy of the same rule with #signInName
@wikNureva thank you very much!! I had the same issue and I have just asked in Microsoft web page. Thank you for your solution.
I tried the solution proposed by @jpda but it didn't work
wikNureva's solution works, especially do not forget "(all the references)". I guess a lot of people will face these issues when starting with one of the custom policy examples from the start packs. Should probably close this issue and create a new PR to update the starter packs.
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The "Email" field does not render properly
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Expected/desired behavior
If you use the EXACT same html file in a custom SignupSignIn user flow you created from the basic V1 flow the "Email" field displays just like the "Password" field (when you select the templates).
I would expect that a "Sample" that is provided would at the very least render the page correctly and as the "Email" section is inserted it is very difficult to guess what someone has changed so that the sample no longer actually works
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Windows 10
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