@cdavis

You can have a locally running instance of FusionAuth. With this set up each page should be updated "live". For instance, if you make changes to an authorize page in a FreeMarker template, this should be typically visible on a refresh in the browser when you access the corresponding page.

However, there are improvements that can be made to the theme writing experience. You could consider also upvoting this feature request if this meets your requirements.

https://github.com/FusionAuth/fusionauth-issues/issues/582

Otherwise, feel empowered to log a feature request that matches your use case below

https://github.com/FusionAuth/fusionauth-issues/issues/new/choose

Thanks for the feedback!

Thanks,
Josh

@apeksha-barhanpur

My apologies, I mistakenly believed you had a support plan with FusionAuth (let me know if I am mistaken).

Regarding your question --

Have you had a chance to review the troubleshooting guide that we publish for email?
https://fusionauth.io/docs/v1/tech/admin-guide/troubleshooting#troubleshooting-email

Lastly, a good tip is to remove FusionAuth completely from the email equation by using SWAKS. SWAKS will complete an email exchange with just your email provider credentials (thereby removing FusionAuth from the equation). If SWAKS fails, then would offer good troubleshooting information.
http://www.jetmore.org/john/code/swaks/

Thanks,
Josh

@pravin-m

Thanks for filing an issue for consideration!

https://github.com/FusionAuth/fusionauth-issues/issues/1638

Thanks,
Josh

@dan But is it possible to initiate the FA session?

Custom form is used for registration, it's on a separate page than the actual application (X). Let's say after the registration I get the token from FA on the server side. I can send it back to the client side and save it there. This way, when the user visits login page, I'm able to send the token to the server and from there to FA for checking.

But what if there's a second separate application (Y). In this app user tries to login, gets redirected to the FA login page. However, he's not recognized by FA here and is asked to enter his password.

I've read and tested your SSO example app, but it doesn't answer my case. Is it possible to do so that FA recognizes user when he is redirected from application Y after registration in application X's custom form? Thanks

Hi @fritzgaertner

Thanks for using FusionAuth!

A couple of things.

You should be able to use Tailwind CSS to style the FusionAuth pages. You'll need to update your themed pages, but as I understand tailwind (based on a scan of this page) you can use it with any HTML pages, which is what the FusionAuth themed pages are. I'd suggest modifying the head helper to pull in the Tailwind generated CSS. What obstacles have you run into?

If you don't use the hosted login pages, you're missing out on a lot of functionality and security benefits.

But you can totally do that if it meets your needs. You can use the Login API or Password grant to directly post user credentials and get back a JWT.

One of the benefits of using FusionAuth is that your code (other than front end code) never has to handle user credentials, so that's why we recommend the Authorization Code grant.

@fritzgaertner

Thanks for the question - you will need to update the email template that you are sending to reflect the correct host.

Customizations > Email Templates > Your Template

Also, please upvote these two related issues, if they would serve to further your use case above.

https://github.com/FusionAuth/fusionauth-issues/issues/88
https://github.com/FusionAuth/fusionauth-issues/issues/457

Thanks,
Josh