Custom Sign In | React ref for LoginLink || login() function in NextJS SDK
When using a custom login flow i want to be able to handle the on enter event of the email input field for example to start the auth flow and click the Login Button
I thought I could just use a react ref on the LoginLink component but it does not allow refs in the props (See Image)
The documentation on custom auth has a
login()function one could use on a button or smthing like that...
Redirect user if their account doesn't exist
Hi, if the user doesn't exist then it brings me to the screenshoted screen, but what if I want to redirect them to another page if their account doens't exist instead of allowing them to just create an account?
Protect all routes except some public ones
Is there any workaround for this, I want to protect all routes but exclude the main '/', i am using layout for route protection but it is making all my pages dynamically rendered, i want them to be static, I tried regex but it didn't work, i could protect every route but couldn't add excluded routes.
Error while adding user in organization
I'm using kinde-node-express sdk, and while using the below endpoint for adding the user to an existing organization it gives a ROUTE_NOT_FOUND error.
org_code and user_id are placeholders....
[Bypass] Custom sign-up and sign-in pages
I’m trying to implement the bypass according to the documentation:
https://docs.kinde.com/authenticate/custom-configurations/custom-authentication-pages/#custom-sign-in-for-social-authentication
Image 1 shows my custom login page. I want the "Continue with Google" button to redirect me directly to Google. However, it first redirects me to the Kinde (Image 2) view and then to Google.
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Can I implement SSO using Kinde on multiple WordPress websites and services using SAML and/or OAuth?
Hi,
I'm evaluating Kinde to see if it will fit our requirements of implementing an SSO for WordPress websites and some third party services (like newsletter, support system etc. which supports a SAML based login).
We have a set of WordPress based websites (separate/different domains), where each user (i.e. the client) have a unique login, and then there a set of third-party services (like newsletter, support system etc.) that these clients will also have access to. At this moment, the users need to maintain separate login credentials to access all the services (i.e. WordPress website, newsletter, support system)....
