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Hello 

we have set up a force.com page and it uses login for accessing the pages for customers. Now, we have a frequent complaint from customers:

1) Not able to login, error says "Your Request cannot be processed at this time. The site administrator has been alerted". I am not getting any notification. I have attached a screenshot of the issue.

2) I have asked them to reset the login password, and they are not getting the reset link in their registered email account.

The issue is we have started using foce.com pages after 16 March, before that, in this case, this is our old customer, they were able to access the forms we set up. but with the force.com pages, they need to create a log in. And in this scenario, the customer`s account already exists in the salesforce. So, we are asking customers to create a new login with the force.com login page. when they try to do so they are getting ( 1.) )error which I have mentioned above. As their record already exist I have also tried to send reset link but they are not receiving any emails fro resetting the password.

force.com login issue

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Please assist.

Thank you
2 respuestas
  1. 10 jul 2020, 12:41
    Hi,

    Your registration page may be using an email address as the Username of the Salesforce user record. User names need to be unique, so registration will fail if the email address has already been used as the Username for another salesforce user id.

    And the reasons are listed below,

    The community is not published. In case you're working with a community that is offline or in Preview status, you need to publish the community before self-registration will work.

    The Account Owner does not have a User Role assigned. If you're creating a new Account record on the fly, especially in B2C situations, you need to make sure you assign a default account owner that also has a User Role value. Any role will do, and you can use either a workflow rule or Apex to perform the assignment.

    The site guest user does not have to Create and Read permissions on the Account and Contact objects. Edit Public Access Settings for the community's Force.com site to grant these permissions, along with field permissions for any fields that are included in the self-registration form. Note that by default the site's profile will not have these permissions.

    Self-registration is not enabled for the community. Go to Manage Communities, click Edit, and make sure the Login settings show that self-registration is enabled.

    I hope you find the above information is helpful. If it does, please mark as Best Answer to help others too.

    Thanks.
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