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Hi Community Members,   

I'm currently setting up a Salesforce Experience Cloud site and have configured the Login Discovery Page as the login page type. My goal is to allow users to log in using either mobile number or email, and receive an OTP instead of being redirected to enter a password.

However, I'm running into an issue:

• When I enter a mobile number (e.g., 7972101144, 07972101144, or +917972101144), it redirects me to the password entry page instead of triggering OTP verification.
• I want the system to send an OTP whether the user logs in with email or mobile number.

Additionally, I'm seeing the following error:  'Check your entry. If you still can't log in, contact your BankServices administrator.' in  AutocreatedDiscLoginHandler1747659242240 code:-  // This auto-generated class contains the default logic for login discovery by SMS or email.   // You can customize the code to ensure it meets your needs. The requestAttributes parameter   // provides additional information you can use in the discovery logic. Attributes include CommunityUrl,   // IpAddress, UserAgent, and location information (such as Country and City).     global class AutocreatedDiscLoginHandler1747659242240 implements Auth.LoginDiscoveryHandler {    global PageReference login(String identifier, String startUrl, Map<String, String> requestAttributes) {    if (identifier != null && isValidEmail(identifier)) {      // Search for user by email       List<User> users = [SELECT Id FROM User WHERE Email = :identifier AND IsActive = TRUE];      if (!users.isEmpty() && users.size() == 1) {        // User must have verified email before using this verification method. We cannot send messages to unverified emails.         // You can check if the user has email verified bit on and add the password verification method as fallback.        List<TwoFactorMethodsInfo> verifiedInfo = [SELECT HasUserVerifiedEmailAddress FROM TwoFactorMethodsInfo WHERE UserId = :users[0].Id];        if (!verifiedInfo.isEmpty() && verifiedInfo[0].HasUserVerifiedEmailAddress == true) {          // Use email verification method if the user's email is verified.          return discoveryResult(users[0], Auth.VerificationMethod.EMAIL, startUrl, requestAttributes);        } else {          // Use password verification method as fallback if the user's email is unverified.          return discoveryResult(users[0], Auth.VerificationMethod.PASSWORD, startUrl, requestAttributes);        }      } else {        throw new Auth.LoginDiscoveryException('No unique user found. User count=' + users.size());      }    }    if (identifier != null) {      String formattedSms = getFormattedSms(identifier);      if (formattedSms != null) {        // Search for user by SMS         List<User> users = [SELECT Id FROM User WHERE MobilePhone = :formattedSms AND IsActive = TRUE];        if (!users.isEmpty() && users.size() == 1) {          // User must have verified SMS before using this verification method. We cannot send messages to unverified mobile numbers.           // You can check if the user has mobile verified bit on or add the password verification method as fallback.          List<TwoFactorMethodsInfo> verifiedInfo = [SELECT HasUserVerifiedMobileNumber FROM TwoFactorMethodsInfo WHERE UserId = :users[0].Id];          if (!verifiedInfo.isEmpty() && verifiedInfo[0].HasUserVerifiedMobileNumber == true) {            // Use SMS verification method if the user's mobile number is verified.            return discoveryResult(users[0], Auth.VerificationMethod.SMS, startUrl, requestAttributes);          } else {            // Use password verification method as fallback if the user's mobile number is unverified.            return discoveryResult(users[0], Auth.VerificationMethod.PASSWORD, startUrl, requestAttributes);          }        } else {          throw new Auth.LoginDiscoveryException('No unique user found. User count=' + users.size());        }      }    }    if (identifier != null) {      // You can customize the code to find user via other attributes, such as SSN or Federation ID    }    throw new Auth.LoginDiscoveryException('Invalid Identifier');  }      private boolean isValidEmail(String identifier) {      String emailRegex = '^[a-zA-Z0-9._|\\\\%#~`=?&/$^*!}{+-]+@[a-zA-Z0-9.-]+\\.[a-zA-Z]{2,4}$';      // source: http://www.regular-expressions.info/email.html       Pattern EmailPattern = Pattern.compile(emailRegex);      Matcher EmailMatcher = EmailPattern.matcher(identifier);      if (EmailMatcher.matches()) { return true; }      else { return false; }    }      private String getFormattedSms(String identifier) {      // Accept SMS input formats with 1 or 2 digits country code, 3 digits area code and 7 digits number      // You can customize the SMS regex to allow different formats      String smsRegex = '^(\\+?\\d{1,2}?[\\s-])?(\\(?\\d{3}\\)?[\\s-]?\\d{3}[\\s-]?\\d{4})$';      Pattern smsPattern = Pattern.compile(smsRegex);      Matcher smsMatcher = SmsPattern.matcher(identifier);      if (smsMatcher.matches()) {        try {          // Format user input into the verified SMS format '+xx xxxxxxxxxx' before DB lookup          // Append US country code +1 by default if no country code is provided          String countryCode = smsMatcher.group(1) == null ? '+1' : smsMatcher.group(1);          return System.UserManagement.formatPhoneNumber(countryCode, smsMatcher.group(2));        } catch(System.InvalidParameterValueException e) {          return null;        }      } else { return null; }    }    private PageReference getSsoRedirect(User user, String startUrl, Map<String, String> requestAttributes) {    // You can look up if the user should log in with SAML or an Auth Provider and return the URL to initialize SSO.    return null;  }    private PageReference discoveryResult(User user, Auth.VerificationMethod method, String startUrl, Map<String, String> requestAttributes) {    //Only external users with an External Identity or community license can login using Site.passwordlessLogin    //Use getSsoRedirect to enable internal user login for a community    PageReference ssoRedirect = getSsoRedirect(user, startUrl, requestAttributes);    if (ssoRedirect != null) {      return ssoRedirect;    } else {      if (method != null) {        List<Auth.VerificationMethod> methods = new List<Auth.VerificationMethod>();        methods.add(method);        PageReference pwdlessRedirect = Site.passwordlessLogin(user.Id, methods, startUrl);        if (pwdlessRedirect != null) {          return pwdlessRedirect;        } else {          throw new Auth.LoginDiscoveryException('No Passwordless Login redirect URL returned for verification method: ' + method);        }      } else {        throw new Auth.LoginDiscoveryException('No method found');      }    }  }  }   

I'm a beginner in Experience Cloud, and haven’t found any helpful videos or documentation online explaining how to achieve this. I'm attaching a screenshot of the error and mentioning the auto-generated login code here for reference.

Could someone please guide me step-by-step on how to solve this issue and implement OTP login for both email and mobile number through the Login Discovery Page?

Thanks in advance for your help!  

@* Experience Cloud *  @* Salesforce Developers * 

Hi all , 

I wanted to check...

On a quotation, an email received by John is visible to other users who have access to the record. However, users such as Mick can only view the email and do not see the Reply or Forward

 buttons. Even as a System Administrator, I cannot see these actions. 

When I log in as John , the Reply and Forward buttons are available.

Could this be standard Salesforce behavior, where the Reply and Forward

 actions are tied to the mailbox owner/recipient rather than to users who simply have access to the Email Message record? Or is this something that can be configured or customized from a development perspective? 

Let me explain the below image:

• From shows the sender's email address.
• To shows John's email address, which means the email was sent to John.
• Mick then clicks View All to open the full email record and dnt see Forward, reply, reply all button on right side only see delete button 

Thank you  

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