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Implicit user's ID for anonymous users
Hi,
Our web system does not include a user login. However, each user has a unique ID and password that we would like to incorporate implicitly in the following manner:
- Create users (using our user ID + password) in UseResponse
- User will sent an anonymous response
- The response will include the user's ID (we will obtain it on the client's side)
- The user will be able to login and manage his responses
Is that possible?
It there a simpler way to achieve that (this is a bit cumbersome)?
Thanks.
We have Single Sign On to be integrated with any outside login form of application that is written on PHP. But we use email as unique identifier in the system. So while integration you'll need to pass email to UseResponse in order for account to be created in system and you can pass username as a Full Name if you'd like.
Password is generated once user is added in the system, but registration email can be switched off in Single Sign On settings.
So you need to work on passing email to each from your application and switch on Login only to be used from your application login form.
We have Single Sign On to be integrated with any outside login form of application that is written on PHP. But we use email as unique identifier in the system. So while integration you'll need to pass email to UseResponse in order for account to be created in system and you can pass username as a Full Name if you'd like.
Password is generated once user is added in the system, but registration email can be switched off in Single Sign On settings.
So you need to work on passing email to each from your application and switch on Login only to be used from your application login form.
We have Single Sign On to be integrated with any outside login form of application that is written on PHP. But we use email as unique identifier in the system. So while integration you'll need to pass email to UseResponse in order for account to be created in system and you can pass username as a Full Name if you'd like.
Password is generated once user is added in the system, but registration email can be switched off in Single Sign On settings.
So you need to work on passing email to each from your application and switch on Login only to be used from your application login form.
We have Single Sign On to be integrated with any outside login form of application that is written on PHP. But we use email as unique identifier in the system. So while integration you'll need to pass email to UseResponse in order for account to be created in system and you can pass username as a Full Name if you'd like.
Password is generated once user is added in the system, but registration email can be switched off in Single Sign On settings.
So you need to work on passing email to each from your application and switch on Login only to be used from your application login form.
BTW, anonymous topics could be left even without usernames, but you'll never know who exactly left that topic, because usernames are not possible to be passed from your system unless you develop custom module to integrate it
BTW, anonymous topics could be left even without usernames, but you'll never know who exactly left that topic, because usernames are not possible to be passed from your system unless you develop custom module to integrate it
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