@amith-kumar-shetty Excellent, glad you got it working!

@laurent-michel Great to hear!

Thanks Dan. I think we'll go with separate tenants.

(Apologies for the late reply, I wasn't auto-subscribed to this topic.)

@dan no problem at all. Completely understand it's tough offering support without reviewing how we have things setup.

Appreciate you shooting that link over and will do some investigation on our end to see what might work best for us.

Thanks!

Hi

We are also very interested in a solution on this issue 🙂

I wrote an issue : https://github.com/FusionAuth/fusionauth-issues/issues/1691

I give more details here.

@stephen

I think that makes sense to me. I would have to test this to fully ensure I remember the flow, but displaying 1 or two codes might be fine.

Thanks
Josh

@robotdan Thanks for the response.

This is not working as I expected. When I didn't provide a trustChallenge to the Two Factor Start API, I couldn't get the Change Password API to work. The message indicated that I needed to provide a trustToken, even though I was passing this into the API.

The workaround I found is that it worked when I provided a trustChallenge in the Two Factor Start API and the Change Password API.

@mariaplxrn

Can you confirm where/how you are building this link?

http://92.123.98.201:9011/oauth2/authorize?client_id=98909b30-hrg1-4141-93fb-387b9846bb94&response_type=code&redirect_uri=http%3A%2F%2Flocalhost%3A3000%2Foauth-redirect&scope=offline_access&state=8h7qqzysl3pglw1wlapm8s5guxu8l7saotgxfw2sadyo3kczm4nt7hu0wpudwhnnf3a&code_challenge=A7UFTcMEPUoRn0VXlixkqbHv61EPeN502sx0YgwiMjs&code_challenge_method=S256

If you are using something like our five minute guide, this link is built in the pug template in the views. You may have to make adjustments there.

https://github.com/FusionAuth/fusionauth-example-node

Thanks,
Josh

@yash-chopra

This suggests that you have an integration error. My recommendation would be to turn on debug enabled for the SAML IdP in question and review the event logs for troubleshooting guidance.

Thanks,
Josh

See also: The client libraries should include token management functionality.

Glen.

@robotdan Was able to use hosted pages to do a forgot password flow successfully both on local dev and using our local node app.

@hamza Let us know what other variables / your workflow is so that we can attempt a recreation if necessary.

To add on to what @joshua wrote:

You can't host assets in FusionAuth (like CSS or images). You must host those externally. This post might be useful to you: https://fusionauth.io/community/forum/topic/1306/parameterizing-themes To offer a localization drop down, you need to build the select box in your theme or you can use the localSelector helper macro. This will iterate the supported locales for a theme and build the dropdown. Then, when it is changed, the page will forward to the same URL with a new locale parameter, which should render the page properly. More on the localization of themes here: https://fusionauth.io/docs/v1/tech/themes/localization I'm not familiar with Material UI but if it is javascript, html and css, it should be workable.

@taylor

Good to hear!

Josh