Surveyjunkie.com Forgot Password File
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<div class="form-container"> <div class="title-section"> <h1>Forgot password?</h1> <p>No worries — we’ll send you a secure reset link to your email. Enter the address associated with your SurveyJunkie account.</p> </div> surveyjunkie.com forgot password
try const response = await requestPasswordReset(emailValue); if (response.success) showMessage('success', response.message); // optional: clear input after success? Not required, but nice UX: we keep it but maybe show checkmark emailInput.value = ''; // Clear for privacy, but don't force? Actually typical SJ keeps it? I'd rather not clear for usability // but since we provide a successful flow, we can keep the field for reference but not mandatory. // However if user wants to reset again? Better keep but i'll keep as is (non clear) // No clear to avoid confusion. (Better not clear) // But we can add subtle animation to card? else 'Something went wrong. Please try again.'); catch (err) showMessage('error', 'Network error. Please check your connection and try again.'); console.error(err); finally sendBtn.disabled = false; sendBtn.style.opacity = '1'; sendBtn.innerHTML = originalBtnText; Actually typical SJ keeps it
