Hi, updated the verification link, but emails still contain an incorrect localhost link that was in the template before. Test email is generated with the updated link though.

It's hosted on your system, is there some chache maybe?

@dan But is it possible to initiate the FA session?

Custom form is used for registration, it's on a separate page than the actual application (X). Let's say after the registration I get the token from FA on the server side. I can send it back to the client side and save it there. This way, when the user visits login page, I'm able to send the token to the server and from there to FA for checking.

But what if there's a second separate application (Y). In this app user tries to login, gets redirected to the FA login page. However, he's not recognized by FA here and is asked to enter his password.

I've read and tested your SSO example app, but it doesn't answer my case. Is it possible to do so that FA recognizes user when he is redirected from application Y after registration in application X's custom form? Thanks

Hi, the aim here is to sign a user in automatically after a server-sided signup.

Custom signup forms are used on this project and users are created on the server side. The user clicks to login, gets redirected to FusionAuth authentication form and the aim is to already have FA session at this moment, so that user would be logged in instantly (without being asked for credentials).

Does FusionAuth or OIDC flow offer a way to create browser session after backend registration? Has anyone implemented something similar?

Hi and thanks for sharing your case.

The goal here is:

1. The user logs into desktop application.
2. Then clicks on a link, e.g. "Edit account", that actually leads to a web application on a browser.
3. The user gets logged into the desktop application without needing to enter credentials again. Of course, if the user just accesses the same page directly from the browser (not from the desktop application), then the Authorization Code flow is implemented.

Hi there. I'm trying to implement SSO for cross-platform SSO. Let's say an end user signs into a dekstop application and then clicks a link that opens a browser with web app. They share the same user base.

The problem I ran into is that those apps don't share same backend and as I mentioned one of them is not run in browser.

I'm thinking of using the same FusionAuth application and then pass the access token as url parameter (when and end user logs into the desktop app and tries to access the web app). I know that passing the token in url is not the best solution. Do you have some better advice maybe? Thanks!