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Hello.
I use ADB2C.
In Email SignUp, if you enter your email address as "abc", it will be displayed as "aababc".
I checked with Safari and Chrome on iPhone.
It did not occur on PC (Chrome) and Android (Chrome).
Is this an ADB2C bug?
Thank you.
@Aya Ando Try adding &ui_locales=en-us parameter at the end of your link and try again. looks like it is looking for input in Japanese characters and replacing with equivalent English characters.
Also make sure the language is English in your keypad language settings. This may be a problem with specific device language settings. I tested your link on my IOS device and not facing this issue.
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Thank you for your answer.
When I set the language setting of ios to English, that problem did not occur.
It might be a problem in iOS language setting for Japanese.
Even in Japanese, entering the email address when signing in does not cause the problem.
When only signing up, the problem occurs.
The problem occurred with &ui_locales=en-us parameter at the end of my link.
The problem occurred even if the locale was set to English only in the B2C user flow.
Thank you for your answer.
The problem did not occur with your link.
When I entered email address as "abc", it was displayed as "abc".
There is a problem with this link.
This problem occurs on iPhone.
●My B2C conditions
・Japanese
・ID Provider :LcalAccounnt(Email signup)
・User Attribute : EmailAdress, DisplayName
・Application Request : AccessToken, ObjectID, NewUser, EmailAdress, DisplayName
While developing another app, I have encountered a similar problem with the TextChanged event.
The problem did not occur with your link.
@Aya Ando Try adding &ui_locales=en-us parameter at the end of your link and try again. looks like it is looking for input in Japanese characters and replacing with equivalent English characters.