Thanks Dan. As soon as my consultant get the API for php installed I will get right on it.

Perfect. thx

Never mind. I solved this. I thought that "change password" was going to be a prompt for the user, not for me to set up the password. Once I did, it worked.

I am not using any login pages. Where would I set that up? The plan is to eventually send a passwordless email to a user, have them click the link which brings them to a form on my host. But for now I am trying to get it to work with just the FusionAuth control panel.

I am not using the hosted version.

Are you passing the client id which corresponds to the application for which you have enabled passwordless login?
Passing it in where? BTW, my "Authorized redirect URLs" option is greyed out. My Authorization Code grant is enabled. Could it be a misconfiguration of my oauthe2?

Yes, it is enabled. Any other fields that need to be set to make Magic Link appear? Does it only appear after a passwordless login email has been sent, perhaps?

I am following the "Passwordless in less than 60 seconds" video. I don't have the login choice "Magic Link". Why is this?

I also notice that in the video the user is going to Edit Application home/settings/applications/edit. I don't have this choice on my Fusion Auth. Could this be a version issue? I am on 1.19.4

Never mind. I solved this. I thought that "change password" was going to be a prompt for the user, not for me to set up the password. Once I did, it worked.

I am confused by this response. I found the register() function in the php client documentation. It should be register($userid,$request);. For the $userid I am planning on using the email_address. For the $request I plan on using this:
$applicationId = "32688330-1630-4e0d-a4de-8ae45c3ca527";
$request = array();
$request["applicationId"] = $applicationId;
$request["loginId"] = $post_array[employee_email];
$request["password"] = "";

So it would be register($post_array[employee_email],$request);

Is this the proper API call to register a user? This is returning a $result->errorResponse of null.
status=0
successResponse=null

What does this mean? Was the install bad?
This line seems to have executed correctly (I think)
$_SESSION['client'] = new FusionAuth\FusionAuthClient($apiKey, "http://localhost:9011");

I am trying to register and login my user via php API. Here is my $request:

$request = array();
$request["applicationId"] = $applicationId;
$request["loginId"] = "dave@yahoo.com";
$request["password"] = "";
$result =$_SESSION['client']->login($request);
if (!$result->wasSuccessful()) {
// Error
}

$result is returning null and thus failing. Any idea where I would look to solve this? Is there a different function for register/login? Or do I have to manually register this user prior to logging him in? I am trying to find the list of API functions?

Perfect. thx