Closed rafaelgrilli92 closed 4 years ago
@rafaelgrilli92 I'm having the exact opposite issue - I want to suppress this message as users are authenticating via SSO integration, so this message is redundant. You mentioned you configured your Azure portal to allow this - would you mind elaborating?
@jhill-dci, yea sure!
On the Azure portal, go to Active Directory > Company Branding > Click on "New Language"
Then on the bottom, you will find this:
The thing is: All other options of this configuration are working for me, like username hint, sign in page text, etc... Except the remain signed in option =(
That was fast - thank you! I'll keep digging to see if I can find a per-azure-app option to control this (wouldn't want to disable this company wide, but just on this particular authentication request).
@jhill-dci Did you ever find a way to enable/disable per app?
I did not, unfortunately. The issue comes up rarely so we're just dealing with it now (other projects bumped the priority of a fix here), but I'll circle back if and when we find a solution.
@sameerag is this fixed in msal@1.2.0
?
Closing due to inactivity.
2 years later and it's still not showing up the option and the issue is being closed due to "inactivity". Noice!
Library Name
adal.js
Library version
1.0.17
Current behavior
I had a nodejs server serving the client side (React) only to deal with the authentication, but then I took the nodejs out and I started to use this library on the client side instead. The thing is... the "stay signed in" option isn't showing anymore. I set it up on the azure portal to allow it, but it's still not working.
Any recommendations?
Expected behavior