the user inputs their email and password → creates a user on Supabase → redirects to a separate form containing more profile information.
the separate form with more profile information (full name, location, interests, etc.) are then written to a separate Supabase profiles table that references the auth users uuid as primary id.
I have no problem when I test the above by manually logging in after I create an account, then go to the more profile information form and fill it out to update the Supabase profile record.
However, I want the above to be a smooth two-step process at the beginning of account creation. When I create a new account then fill out the more profile info form, it seems as though I am not technically logged in, failing to write to the Supabase profiles table.
Is there any way to ensure with account creation on the Supabase sign up form, I am automatically logged in? Or am I misunderstanding completely? Thank you!
There is a tutorial somewhere, where @Joyce shows how to get the session. It basically consists in Signup → Redirect to a blank page → Redirect to your page this way, the app gets the session loaded.
I’d need more info to understand the issue. Currently, doing Signups in Supabase and WeWeb is a little tricky anyway, hopefully we get an overhaul with the new update.
Ah yes users haven’t confirmed their account yet in this scenario. I guess no way to bypass that? And having trouble finding the video by @Joyce unfortunately; though I have set it up currently like the below:
I am having a similar issue. I am trying to replicate the signup redirect from the User Authentication with Supabase tutorial on YouTube with @Joyce. I am using the Signup page with new credentials, a new user is created in Supabase, but the page does not redirect to the page I assigned. And WeWeb does not change authenticated status from false to true. I am authenticating with Supabase and have not changed the Supabase Site URL from the default localhost:3000. Any help you can provide would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
