Login and Registration Screens
User Account Management Screens
Password Management Screens
Email Verification Screens
Authorization Rule Screens
The Sign-in Screen (signIn)
The signIn screen is the starting point for user logins and registrations: by default, this is the first screen that appears when a user makes an authorization request. The signIn screen gives users the opportunity to create accounts (or to log on) by using either an existing account on a social login provider such as Facebook or Twitter or by using an email address and password (a process typically referred to as a “traditional login”).
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The Sign-in Success Screen (loginSuccess)
The loginSuccess screen appears after a user successfully logs in: the screen is displayed for a few seconds, the automatically disappears as the user is redirected to the redirect URI specified in the authorization request.
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The Logout Success Screen (logoutSuccess)
The logoutSuccess screen appears after a user successfully logs out (note that, without some additional coding, the only way for users to logout is by clicking the Logout button in their user profile). After a user logs out, the logoutSuccess screen is displayed and, unlike some “success” screens (such as registrationSuccess) does not disappear after a few seconds. Instead, it will be up to the user to navigate away from the screen.
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The Create Account Screen (traditionalRegistration)
The traditionalRegistration screen appears when a user clicks the Sign up for an account link on the signIn screen. Despite the name, this screen doesn’t limit you to creating a “traditional” account; that is, an account where you sign in by using an email address and password. If you’ve enabled social login then the top section of the traditionalRegistration screen will display buttons for your social login providers.
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The Account Created Screen (registrationSucccess)
The registrationSuccess screen appears, briefly, after a user has successfully created a new account. After the account has been created the registrationSuccess screen is displayed; a few seconds later, after the user is logged in and is issued an access token, the loginSuccess screen appears. A few seconds after that, the user is redirected to the page specified in the OIDC login client used in the authorization request.
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The Complete Social Registration Screen (socialRegistration)
The socialRegistration screen appears at the end of the social registration workflow.
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The Merge Social Account Screen (mergeAccounts)
The mergeAccounts screen appears if a user initially created their account by using traditional registration (that is, by supplying an email address and password) and now tries to sign in by using a social login provider that has the same email address used to create the initial account.
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The Merge Traditional Account Screen (traditionalAuthenticateMerge)
The traditionalAuthenticateMerge screen is the last step in the merge account workflow. Here, the user is asked to enter his or her Identity Cloud email address and password. After doing so, the will then be able to sign-in using either their Identity Cloud account or their Twitter account.
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The Thank You for Visiting Screen (visitingMessage)
The visitingMessage screen appears after a user has successfully verified their email address or successfully reset their password: a “success” screen will appear for a few seconds be replaced by the vistingMessage screen. Note that visitingMessage remains onscreen after a successful email verification or password reset; it‘s up to the user to navigate away from the screen.
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The Manage User Profile Page (manageProfile)
The manageProfile screen is a user’s “home page” for managing their user profile.
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The Manage Personal Data Screen (manageProfile_data)
The manageProfile_data screen appears after a user clicks Personal Data on the manageProfile screen.
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The Manage Account Security Screen (manageProfile_security)
The manageProfile_privacy screen appears after a user clicks Privacy Settings on the manageProfilescreen.
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The Manage Privacy Settings Screen (manageProfile_privacy)
The manageProfile_security screen appears after a user clicks Account Security on the manageProfile screen.
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The Personal Data Request Screen (requestDataSuccess)
The requestDataSuccess screen appears when a user clicks the Request My Data button on the Privacy Settings screen.
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The Account Marked for Deletion Screen (deleteAccountSuccess)
When a user clicks the Delete My Account button on the Privacy Settings screen, that user is first prompted to confirm that they really do want to delete their account. If the user clicks OK, the deleteAccountSuccessscreen is displayed.
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The Forgot Password Screen (resetPasswordRequest)
The resetPasswordRequest screen appears when a user clicks the Forgot your password link? on the signIn screen. On this screen, the user is asked to supply their email address; if that email address is valid (that is, the address can be found in the user profile store), then a reset password link is emailed to that address and the resetPasswordRequestSuccess screen is displayed.
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The Password Reset Instructions Screen (resetPasswordRequestSuccess)
The resetPasswordRequestSuccess screen appears after a user has submitted his or her email address on the resetPasswordRequest screen. if the user supplied a valid email address (that is, an email address found in the user profile store), then a reset password link is emailed to the user and the resetPasswordRequestSuccess screen is displayed. Note that this screen does not automatically disappear after a few seconds; the user will need to navigate away from it.
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The Reset Password Screen (resetPassword)
The resetPassword screen appears after a user has clicked a link in a reset password email. To reset their password, the user must enter a new password in the Desired Password and Confirm Password fields. If the passwords do match and the user clicks Update Password, his or her password will be changed and the resetPasswordSuccess screen is displayed. After a few seconds, that screen is replaced by the visitingMessage screen.
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The Password Has Been Changed Screen (resetPasswordSuccess)
The resetPasswordSuccess screen appears after a user has successfully changed his or her password on the resetPassword screen. This screen will be displayed for a few seconds, then be replaced by the visitingMessage screen.
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The Password Reset Link is Invalid Screen (resetPasswordCodeExchange)
The resetPasswordCodeExchange screen is displayed anytime a user clicks an invalid reset password link; these links are emailed to users who click the Forgot Password? link on the sign-in screen and then supply a valid email address. Typically this screen is displayed because the reset password link has already been used or the reset password link has expired.
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The Email Verification Required Screen (resendVerificationEmail)
The resetPassword screen appears after a user has clicked a link in a reset password email. To reset their password, the user must enter a new password in the Desired Password and Confirm Password fields. If the passwords do match and the user clicks Update Password, his or her password will be changed and the resetPasswordSuccess screen is displayed. After a few seconds, that screen is replaced by the visitingMessage screen.
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The Email Has Been Verified Screen (verifyEmailSuccess)
The verifyEmailSuccess screen appears after a user has successfully verified his or her email address by clicking a link in the verification email that was sent to them. This screen will disappear after a few seconds and be replaced by the visitingMessage screen.
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The Email Verification Code Not Valid Screen (verifyEmail)
The verifyEmail screen is displayed anytime a user clicks an invalid email verification link; these links are emailed to users after they register. Typically this screen is displayed because the email verification link has already been used or the email verification link has expired.
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The Terms of Service Screen (authRule_acceptLegal)
The authRule_acceptLegal screen appears if an authorization rule has been implemented that requires a user to agree to the required legal acceptances before he or she can log on and the user has not yet agreed to these legal acceptances.
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The User Consent Required Screen Screen (authRule_consents)
The authRule_consents screen appears if an authorization rule has been implemented that requires a user to agree to the required consents before he or she can log on, and the user has not yet agreed to the consents.
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The Additional Information Required Screen (authRule_reqAttrs)
The authRule_consents screen appears if an authorization rule has been implemented that requires a user to provide values for a specified set of attributes before he or she can log on and at least one of these attributes is set to null.
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The Email Verification Required Screen (authRule_verifyEmail)
The authRule_verifyEmail screen appears if an authorization rule has been implemented that requires a user to have verified their email address before they can log on, and the user has not yet verified their email address.
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The Complete Social Registration Screen (socialRegistration)
The socialRegistration screen appears at the end of the social registration workflow.
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