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Ah yes, clear. Adding the option to specify the client would be nice indeed. :-) For now we will simply ‘hard code’ the link into our theme since we only use a single client in this context at this stage. I do realise that you really should not make the theme
client-specific.
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<div class="">On 01 Feb 2016, at 14:58, Stian Thorgersen <<a href="mailto:sthorger@redhat.com" class="">sthorger@redhat.com</a>> wrote:</div>
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<div dir="ltr" class="">If you initiate the action through the admin console there's no application to go back to. Unless we add an option in the admin console to specify the client that is.</div>
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<div class="gmail_quote">On 1 February 2016 at 13:46, Edgar Vonk - <a href="http://info.nl" class="">
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Considering the following scenario:<br class="">
1/ Admin performs a ‘Reset Action’ on the user from the admin console (Manage - Users - Credentials). In our case an ‘Update password’ action and send the ‘Reset Actions Email’.<br class="">
2/ User receives the reset action email with a link back to Keycloak.<br class="">
3/ User follows the link, sets his/her password.<br class="">
4/ User is now shown a success screen stating "Your account has been updated.” only. There is no link to the application or anything. The user is left on his/her own.<br class="">
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This happens because in AuthenticationManager#nextActionAfterAuthentication the ‘skipLink’ attribute is set to true. This results in the info.ftl template not showing the ‘back to application’ link.<br class="">
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I think in this case the link should be shown however. Otherwise the user has no idea where to go to next. In fact I think the ‘back to application’ link should nearly always be shown. So for now we have simply removed the {{<#if skipLink??>}} check in the
info.ftl in our custom email theme. I do wonder why this ‘skipLink’ functionality was built in the first place? Does it not make sense to remove it altogether maybe?<br class="">
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cheers<br class="">
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