Hello,

Any ideas? Getting quite urgent now...

Thanks,
Greg

Hi Chad,

Have you had chance to look into this?

Cheers,
Greg

Hi Greg - You might need to have a separate configuration on the child portal (meaning separate user accounts as well) based on the username prefix. So maybe if you have a username prefix of parent_ and a prefix of child_ then they would be able to sign in. If you are trying to share the accounts (and have real true "Single Sign On" I don't believe this single sign on features of Dynamic Login currently support the integration for single sign on as well as Facebook / Twitter / Linked In. This might be something we need to research offering in the future. Right now the social integration is very unique with how it works so I don't think many of the same features work the same as the standard login (such as role redirect rules, post SQL events, etc...)


Thanks,

Chad

Hi Chad,

Did you have chance to 'research' this?

Cheers,
Greg

Hi Chad,

I've just worked out where the problem is, it isn't creating the entry in tables dbo.UserPortals & dbo.Profile

By adding an extra entry for each portal for a user that couldn't log on before resolves it for that user.

Any chance you can fix this? Or send me instructions on putting a sql trigger in place as a workaround?

Cheers,
Greg

Hi Greg - So basically this is related to using SSO combined with the Facebook integration?

Thanks,

Chad