Closed NJTCS closed 9 years ago
@NJTCS Those methods all take UserId, which is the unique primary key of a user within the database and is globally unique across tenants.
Presumably the user has already been identified by a means that supports multi-tenancy, e.g. email or username.
Therefore once you have the UserId those methods work as before.
GenerateEmailConfirmationToken GenerateChangePhoneNumberToken GeneratePasswordResetToken GenerateTwoFactorToken GenerateUserToken