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Rock Plugin Single Sign On (SSO)
Rock Plugin Single Sign On (SSO)

Give users your Rock login across all tools.

Cody Walton avatar
Written by Cody Walton
Updated over 3 months ago

Single Sign On allows you to retain your Rock login in a Subsplash app and web tools, this means users only have to remember one set of credentials for all of your tools but also gives you full control over the login experience for your users on the Subsplash platform whether it be in the app, giving, messaging, etc.

Examples

Out of the box, Subsplash offers Email (Subsplash account), Google, and Apple as login methods to create a Profile. Enabling SSO will disable those to force your Rock login.

SSO is not required to use the plugin, only a feature of it, and can be enabled at any time after the initial setup of the plugin.

Personalized App Content

A major benefit of integrating your Rock login is the ability to personalize content to users who are logged in or not.

Once a user logs into the app, that authorization gets passed everywhere they go, and even if the user is taken from the app out to the mobile browser.

Push Notifications

Now that you know someone is logged in, send them or a group a personalized push notification.

Groups & Messaging

If using Subsplash Groups & Messaging you can sync Groups and group membership of People between Rock and Subsplash. This allows you to take advantage of Messaging in your Subsplash app and web.

Rock Web Pages

The simplest approach to do this is by using Rock web pages in your app. Once logged in the user could open a connect card in Rock and have the form auto-filled with their details automatically, a profile page could be displayed in the app that allows them to edit their household and personal information, plus more.

Custom App Feeds

A more advanced approach to personalized content is with custom feeds. In the plugin > Content and/or Custom Web Services you can set up feeds to plugin into your app that come from Rock, allowing you to use your choice of lava or security roles to show/hide items to certain users and segments.

Advanced Configuration Options

Bypass the permissions page

Rock’s default OIDC integration has a requirement to review and manually click "Yes" on the "Give Permission" page during the authentication process.

Sometimes Subsplash clients wish to bypass this in Rock which can be done by adding an HTML Content block to the /Auth/Authorize page. The easiest way to do this (since loading the page requires specific parameters) is to just pull it up in the Toolbox -> CMS Configuration -> Pages menu. The Give Permission page can be found under Internal Homepage -> Admin Tools -> Security -> Give Permission hierarchy in the pages menu:

In the Blocks From Page section for the Main Zone a new HTML Content block can be added with the following HTML:

<style>
div.authorize {
display:none;
}
</style>
<script type="text/javascript">
$(document).ready(function() {
window.location.href = $('div.authorize').find('div.actions>a.btn-primary').attr('href');
});
</script>
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