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ray allenray allen 

I am trying to reset a logged in user password

I need finalizing this apex class to reset a password for the user and log the current user out of salesforce.  Here is my code any ideas I get this error message. 
public class resetyourpassword {
  String user=userinfo.getuserId();
  system.resetPassword(user,true);
   PageReference demoPage = new pagereferenct('/secur/logout.jsp');
    demoPage.setRedirect(true);
}



I get an error unexpected token: ',' in line 3  where  system.resetPassword(user,true); id located
Best Answer chosen by ray allen
William TranWilliam Tran
It means that you need to return something when the if is not true:
  
if(userAgent.contains('android')) {
   	system.resetPassword(user,sendUserEmail);
    PageReference demoPage = new PageReference('/secur/logout.jsp');
    demoPage.setRedirect(true);
           return demoPage;}

return ......
Thx
 

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Shingo YamazakiShingo Yamazaki
It's simply because you didn't define the method.
  
public class resetyourpassword {

    public void execute() {
        String user=userinfo.getuserId();
        system.resetPassword(user,true);
        PageReference demoPage = new PageReference('/secur/logout.jsp');
        demoPage.setRedirect(true);
   }
}

I defined the method with no return value, but I'm not sure if you need to  return a value or not.

 
William TranWilliam Tran
Ray,

Welcome to the Developer's Forum, Since you are new, here are some guidelines: 

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William TranWilliam Tran
I looks like Shingo solution might fix your issue, if not you can 


Try explicitly passing a boolean in and using ID vs String.
  
public class resetyourpassword {
ID user=userinfo.getuserId();
Boolean sendUserEmail = true;
  system.resetPassword(user,sendUserEmail);
   PageReference demoPage = new pagereferenct('/secur/logout.jsp');
    demoPage.setRedirect(true);
}
Thx
 
William TranWilliam Tran
Actually, since you have pagereference you should return it.
  
public class resetyourpassword {

    public PageReference execute() {
        ID user=userinfo.getuserId();
	Boolean sendUserEmail = true;
  	system.resetPassword(user,sendUserEmail);
        PageReference demoPage = new PageReference('/secur/logout.jsp');
        demoPage.setRedirect(true);
        return demoPage;
   }
}
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Thanks so much it working
William TranWilliam Tran
Ray,  glad it worked out.

Be sure to give thumbs up for any answer that helped you and mark 1 best answer.

Thx
ray allenray allen
Would you be to help with the second error message I dont know what it means it saids Non-void method might not return a value or might have statement after a return statement in line 7 contains   if(userAgent.contains('android')) {

  
public class resetyourpassword {
   
    public PageReference execute() {
    String userAgent =ApexPages.currentPage().getHeaders().get('USER-AGENT');
    ID user=userinfo.getuserId();
	Boolean sendUserEmail = true;    
    if(userAgent.contains('android')) {
   	system.resetPassword(user,sendUserEmail);
    PageReference demoPage = new PageReference('/secur/logout.jsp');
    demoPage.setRedirect(true);
           return demoPage;}
   }
}

 
ray allenray allen
I am trying to block users from accessing salesforce through the browser in Android devices.
William TranWilliam Tran
It means that you need to return something when the if is not true:
  
if(userAgent.contains('android')) {
   	system.resetPassword(user,sendUserEmail);
    PageReference demoPage = new PageReference('/secur/logout.jsp');
    demoPage.setRedirect(true);
           return demoPage;}

return ......
Thx
 
This was selected as the best answer
ray allenray allen
Thanks I put return null.
ray allenray allen
it worked
William TranWilliam Tran
Sounds good, don't forget to give thumbs up to the answers that helped you.

Thx