is an example of this in the Devise readme.) One approach would be to
override the controller that handles the password email notifications with
your own customized controller. In your new controller, it should be
simple to check the user activity state and set the destination email
address to the user or the admin as required.
I switched out a controller a while back to get some customized control,
and it was pretty straight forward, except for getting the routes right.
I'm not good with Rails routing so that took a while.
Don
On Wednesday, February 1, 2012 12:33:02 AM UTC-7, Ruby-Forum.com User wrote:
2. Admin send reset password for the user mail id, where the user is not
active. When this scenario is generated, the reset instruction mail
should be delivered to the admin email id and not to the actual user
mail id.
This is tricky but this is what my requirement is.
Can this be done in devise?
Or is there any other possibilities?
Can anyone share your thoughts on this?
Regards,
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--2. Admin send reset password for the user mail id, where the user is not
active. When this scenario is generated, the reset instruction mail
should be delivered to the admin email id and not to the actual user
mail id.
This is tricky but this is what my requirement is.
Can this be done in devise?
Or is there any other possibilities?
Can anyone share your thoughts on this?
Regards,
--
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