Hi Aaron, Hope you're doing well! Thank you so much for taking the time to create such valuable content teaching Payload. Since there isn't much educational content available on this topic, what you're doing is particularly valuable and appreciated. I recently discovered Payload and I'm really eager to find comprehensive learning resources. I wanted to ask if you could consider making a video tutorial about implementing phone number-based registration? Specifically, I'm interested in learning how to set up a system where users can log in using their mobile number instead of email and password, receive a verification code (through third-party services), and then access the system by entering that code. Looking forward to your response!
Hi, great video thanks. I'd leverage the local api that payload provides instead of fetch, you can achieve this by using a server action and call the local api there
@@eustachio9953 thanks for stopping by and your comment. just an example to get folks going, either approach will demonstrate the custom view concept. I have used your suggested approach in the past also
I understand. I finished watching your video, and you were wondering why the password input component is not included within the Payload admin UI components. From what I gathered, offering UI components in a way that makes them accessible in the new version 3 is a new approach designed to give users the benefit of reusing them. In version 2, it was more like the way you imported the password input component. I'm sure they will continue adding more components, as Payload V3 has become more like a framework. On another note, one of the biggest benefits of Payload version 3 is how easy it is to use and access the Local API from your custom components and your front end as well. It would be great to see more videos demonstrating this approach.
@@eustachio9953 sounds like u have some great ideas! maybe you can create some additional content? I am certain the more people contributing the better
@@AaronSaundersCI I have never done a video, and more importantly I don't think I am as good as you're at making videos, your videos are great, well presented, well spoken, the screen is very easy to read the code you're writing. I'm currently migrating a project from V2 to V3, I'll be happy to contribute with some examples if you want.
@@JomelOrtega thx for stopping by, please like and subscribe!! yes I believe you can replace the login view with your own custom view, there is a section in doc on it.
Hi Aaron,
Hope you're doing well! Thank you so much for taking the time to create such valuable content teaching Payload. Since there isn't much educational content available on this topic, what you're doing is particularly valuable and appreciated.
I recently discovered Payload and I'm really eager to find comprehensive learning resources. I wanted to ask if you could consider making a video tutorial about implementing phone number-based registration? Specifically, I'm interested in learning how to set up a system where users can log in using their mobile number instead of email and password, receive a verification code (through third-party services), and then access the system by entering that code.
Looking forward to your response!
I will add a video like that to the queue, great suggestion!
@AaronSaundersCI 🙏👍
one long comprehensive small website with a couple custom collections, a relationship and custom views for the collections would be amazing :)
great informative context as usual!!
Aaron, thank you very much for the dedication and such excellent learning material.
Keep rockin' Payloadcms!
thanks for coming through, please like and subscribe
@@AaronSaundersCI Done and Done :D
Thanks for your valuable tips Aaron. Have you come across any ways to create a custom SSO login component?
Hi, great video thanks.
I'd leverage the local api that payload provides instead of fetch, you can achieve this by using a server action and call the local api there
@@eustachio9953 thanks for stopping by and your comment.
just an example to get folks going, either approach will demonstrate the custom view concept. I have used your suggested approach in the past also
I understand. I finished watching your video, and you were wondering why the password input component is not included within the Payload admin UI components. From what I gathered, offering UI components in a way that makes them accessible in the new version 3 is a new approach designed to give users the benefit of reusing them. In version 2, it was more like the way you imported the password input component. I'm sure they will continue adding more components, as Payload V3 has become more like a framework.
On another note, one of the biggest benefits of Payload version 3 is how easy it is to use and access the Local API from your custom components and your front end as well. It would be great to see more videos demonstrating this approach.
@@eustachio9953 sounds like u have some great ideas! maybe you can create some additional content? I am certain the more people contributing the better
@@AaronSaundersCI I have never done a video, and more importantly I don't think I am as good as you're at making videos, your videos are great, well presented, well spoken, the screen is very easy to read the code you're writing. I'm currently migrating a project from V2 to V3, I'll be happy to contribute with some examples if you want.
@ I think u should post your examples in Reddit or discord to help out the community
Is it possible to create a custom Login page that can also be used for logging in into admin panel?
@@JomelOrtega thx for stopping by, please like and subscribe!!
yes I believe you can replace the login view with your own custom view, there is a section in doc on it.