Ensure that you already have user login information in a table or view to use for this Password Recovery DataPage.
From
the File menu select New
DataPage or in the DataPages view
click 
on the toolbar. This brings up the DataPage Wizard.
The Password Recovery DataPage is an automated system for DataPage users to recover their passwords by email.
After a user of a deployed Password Recovery DataPage submits valid identifying information to a deployed Password Recovery DataPage, Caspio Bridge retrieves the password and sends it to them via a customized email.
The Password Recovery DataPage Wizard guides you through designing a user verification form, specifying a destination page or message, and customizing the content of the automatically generated password reminder email.
To create a Password Recovery DataPage:
Ensure that you already have user login information in a table or view to use for this Password Recovery DataPage.
From
the File menu select New
DataPage or in the DataPages view
click on the toolbar. This brings up the DataPage Wizard.
1. DataPage Properties
Click on the Password Recovery icon on the left to select the DataPage type.
Select table or view containing the password and email of users as data source and enter a name for your DataPage.
Select a Style and a Localization to apply.
Check Enable Advanced Options to access field layout options and set up external associations and defaults.
Check Enable parameters to enable your DataPage to pass and receive parameters. Read more about using parameters here.
Click Next.
2. Select Fields
Identify the Password field to the DataPage by selecting it from the dropdown. The value in this field will be emailed to the user.
Identify the Email field to the DataPage by selecting it from the dropdown. The password will be sent to the address in this field.
Select the fields required to establish the user’s identity. The field(s) you select here should uniquely identify a user. The field selected as the password field cannot be selected to be used for verification.
To allow automatic focus of cursor on the first field of the Password Recovery DataPage, check the Automatically focus cursor on first field option.
Click Next.
3. Configure Fields
The fields you selected are listed on the left. Select each field, one at a time, and configure its properties on the right.
Fields in login forms can only be displayed as Text Fields or Display Only.
The Case sensitive option must be checked for fields that require exact case match.
Click the Insert
button 
to add a section,
a virtual field,
an HTML block,
CAPTCHA
or header and footer.
Use the Move up
and Move down
buttons to change the display order of the sections,
fields and blocks.
Click the Advanced tab to configure the following:
Layout Options
By default, every form field starts on a new line. Check Continue next element on same line to avoid this behavior.
The Label Position radio buttons are useful when you want to override the section's label position for this particular field.
External Associations and Defaults
By default, form fields are blank on load. You can either Assign a static value to provide a default value for the field or Receive parameter from another DataPage or from an external application.
On exit, the form can Pass field value to next page as a parameter.
Click Next.
4. Configure Email
Enter a valid email address for your organization in the From address field. Email responses and undeliverable notifications will be sent to this address.
Edit the Subject line and Message body as desired.
The Subject line is fully customizable and can be personalized for the user by inserting fields from the data source. To insert a field, select it from the drop-down at the bottom and click Insert.
The Message body is fully customizable and can be personalized for the user by inserting fields from the data source. The provided template includes the insertion of the password field:
Click to enlarge.
Choose Plain Text or HTML as the Email format.
Click Next.
5. Destination Page
On the Successful Verification tab, select the destination option which the user will view after successful password recovery. You have the following options:
Go to this page (URL) – Opens a page (URL) from your own website. For the URL address, you can enter the full URL address or you can enter a relative path. To enable a relative path for your destination page, check the Relative checkbox and enter a valid relative path in relation to the deployed DataPage. Make sure this page is active and accessible on your site.
Open this DataPage – Opens another DataPage. This DataPage must be deployed.
Display this message – Enter your desired plain text or HTML message in the area provided.
Use the Insert
button to insert field values submitted through the form
into the URL and the confirmation message. Each field can be formatted
as described under Advanced Optionshere.
Click the Failed Verification tab and select the destination option which the user will view if password recovery fails. The options are the same as for Successful Verification.
To prompt the user to try again, check the Display
Password Recovery DataPage below this message option.
Click Finish.
6. Finish
A confirmation that your DataPage has been created is displayed. Click Close.
Preview your DataPage.
Deploy your DataPage on your site.
Control access with Web User Authentication and Record Level Security.
Customize DataPage look and feel through DataPage Styles.
Localize your DataPage into any language with country-specific formatting.