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<div class="">On Dec 7, 2016, at 8:59 AM, Ryan Rumbaugh <<a href="mailto:rrumbaugh@NEBRASKA.EDU" class="">rrumbaugh@NEBRASKA.EDU</a>> wrote:</div>
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While trying to change the authentication of a web application from LDAP auth to SAML auth we had a question I’m hoping the community could help us with. This application has a checkbox on the index.html page which allows the user to select whether or not they
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If we convert this application to use SAML using the Shib SP, is there a way to keep this user selection through the entirety of the SAML auth process (SP -> IdP -> SP)?</div>
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<div>Quick answer is you will probably have to finagle stuff on the app side of the SP.. </div>
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<div>Mechanically wise the form is probably appending something like /?accessibility=y to the query string.. </div>
<div>You would have to trigger that or its equivalent once you come back from the IdP during the app session</div>
<div>instantiation. How you do that is up to your container and app. It might be easier to set it for all logins but </div>
<div>that is not exactly what you want.. :-) </div>
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<div>You might be able to manufacture a landing page for you app that had a button for each type of login then </div>
<div>call SP /Login with the query sting of choice as a return location…. just an idea.</div>
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<div>(Sounds to me like this should be a per user setting with in the app but thats another subject.)</div>
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<div>thanks, </div>
<div>kevin.foote</div>
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