Hide Password login
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If you have social logins – and you want users to use those instead of setting up local accounts then you can set the HidePasswordLogin setting on your turnkey site. The “Register” link will not show and the Social Login Icons will be added to the main menu for direct access | If you have social logins – and you want users to use those instead of setting up local accounts then you can set the HidePasswordLogin setting on your turnkey site. | ||
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The “Register” link will not show and the Social Login Icons will be added to the main menu for direct access | |||
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See [[HeaderBasedAuthenticationTag]] for more settings on Account actions | |||
==== Settings relevant to organisations that want to provide a single sign on experience ==== | ==== Settings relevant to organisations that want to provide a single sign on experience ==== | ||
* HidePasswordLogin - as described above | * HidePasswordLogin - as described above | ||
* AllowUserToChooseSocialLoginEmail - when registering the local account on first time loggin - should the used email be editable or taken from external userid? | * AllowUserToChooseSocialLoginEmail - when registering the local account on first time loggin - should the used email be editable or taken from external userid? | ||
* SkipExternalAccountConfirmationScreen - the screen were the local account is confirmed the first time may be skipped | * SkipExternalAccountConfirmationScreen - the screen were the local account is confirmed the first time may be skipped | ||
* OpenIDConnectScope - the normal "openid profile" is used if you do not provide your own | * OpenIDConnectScope - the normal "openid profile" is used if you do not provide your own | ||
Revision as of 18:39, 14 May 2020
If you have social logins – and you want users to use those instead of setting up local accounts then you can set the HidePasswordLogin setting on your turnkey site.
The “Register” link will not show and the Social Login Icons will be added to the main menu for direct access
See HeaderBasedAuthenticationTag for more settings on Account actions
Settings relevant to organisations that want to provide a single sign on experience
- HidePasswordLogin - as described above
- AllowUserToChooseSocialLoginEmail - when registering the local account on first time loggin - should the used email be editable or taken from external userid?
- SkipExternalAccountConfirmationScreen - the screen were the local account is confirmed the first time may be skipped
- OpenIDConnectScope - the normal "openid profile" is used if you do not provide your own
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