Closed greengumby closed 2 years ago
As a workaround, you can write javascript to trigger button (external login) click when it is loaded or in a time out.
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Question
We are use Azure Active Directory to authenticate via ExternalProviders and this all sits behind an Azure Application proxy. The proxy enforces authentication and currently redirects to the login screen of the website. Once the user clicks on the sign in button it will re-authenticate and allow them into the site.
My question is as they are already authenticated to the proxy can I bypass clicking on the button in the login screen?
Thanks