Advance Settings

1. Do Not Auto Create Users
  • This feature restricts site access to only registered users, preventing new users from registering on the site. In other words, it disables the user registration functionality, ensuring that only existing users with registered accounts can log in to the site.
2. Enable Cookie for Access Token / ID Token
  • This feature enables the utilization of cookies to store the access token, allowing you to use the token in API calls as needed. Additionally, you have the flexibility to specify the cookie in which you want to save the user's token. By leveraging cookies, this feature simplifies the management and retrieval of access tokens, facilitating their usage in API requests within your Joomla site.
3. Restrict Site to logged in user
  • This feature empowers you to restrict site access exclusively to logged-in users. Whenever someone attempts to access the site without being logged in, it will automatically redirect them to either the OAuth provider or the login page. By enforcing this behavior, the feature ensures that only authenticated users can access the site's content, enhancing security and privacy.
4. Login Redirect URL
  • Navigate to the Login/Logout Settings tab.
  • Enter the URL you want the users to be redirected to when they login in the field opposite to “Login Redirect URL:”
  • For example, if you want your users to be redirected to Google after they login, you can configure it like so:
5. Logout Redirect URL
  • Navigate to the Login/Logout Settings tab.
  • Enter the URL you want the users to be redirected to when they logout in the field opposite to “Logout Redirect URL:”
  • For example, if you want your users to be redirected to YouTube after they login, you can configure it like so:
6. Restricted Domains-
  • This feature allows you to restrict the user login based on configured domains. You can allow/deny the user login based on the email domain.
  • You can find this setting in the Sign In Settings tab -> Advanced Settings -> Restricted Domains
  • You can add the domain in the configuration, like shown below, separated by commas (,)
  • If you enable the Allow restricted Domains option then, users will not be able to log in using the configured domains in the restricted domains field.
  • When the user tries to login from a restricted domain, he will be denied the login and shown this screen: