So, I have created a custom dashboard using Django. I want to access all the fields(activeplugins, active themes, wordpress version, etc) present in my wordpress dashboard and display it in my dashboard.
Wordpress doesn't have default REST endpoint to access admin related data such as plugins, themes. You will have to implement custom endpoint for that. Please refer wordpress devDoc for that. https://developer.wordpress.org/rest-api/extending-the-rest-api/adding-custom-endpoints/
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I have a pre-existing wordpress website and I am creating a django website which would provide other services to the users of the wp website. Now I want to display the products in the django website but I want to know how could I automatically authenticate the user while he has accessed the wordpress website so that the dynamic content of the website could be shown to him.
Earlier I was trying to generate query in the url for the django website by I'm not a php guy and further I came across the idea of generating cookies from the wp website and retrieving it on the django website but I didn't know how to do this.
I have been using superset. I want to bypass the login page. To do so I did the following in a js file
Got token using login API
Got dashboard URL using dataset find API
I have tried to open the dashboard url and I am getting login page eventhough I already hit login API to get the tokens. I want to know is there any way or build in API in superset to open the superset dashboard bypassing the login page.
Thank you for your support. I have implemented SSO in superset. I have done the following things hope it might be helpful for others.
Inside security folder create your own login/logout method inside init.py file.
Update CUSTOM_SECURITY_MANAGER from None to your custom class(defined inside security folder).
I have followed this link https://github.com/dpgaspar/Flask-AppBuilder/blob/master/flask_appbuilder/security/manager.py.
So, I'm adding on another app to a webapp that I'm building for my company, this one involving bill creation for invoices. Unless one has a specific account with my website, they should not be allowed to access this specific app.
I am using Django's built-in authentication system. My LOGIN_REDIRECT_URI is set to redirect to one of my apps. However, I would like for the login redirect to send the user to the app that they were previously in after login. How might I accomplish this?
Thank you in advance!
Is it possible to change the admin url from /sitecore to anything else so that not anyone know the admin access url of site. If yes then how it can be done.
I don't recommend you to change admin url.
You can restrict access to Sitecore Client in different ways.
Please check official Sitecore document about restricting access to the Sitecore client interface.
https://doc.sitecore.net/sitecore_experience_platform/setting_up__maintaining/security_and_administration/access_rights/restrict_access_to_the_client
You should not change that URL. It will be better if you will split your environments into Content Delivery and Content Management.
Content Management should not be accessible for someone outside your company.
Content Delivery does not have /sitecore login page.
It means that if you will use correct architecture for your environment You will no have to change the url of login page.
Restricting access via IIS config is the way to go here, renaming the folder is not advised.
This might be what you're looking for:
https://community.sitecore.net/developers/f/8/t/2965
Add to your redirect in the .config file as mentioned in the link. And remove the old one.
I'm writing a web2py app to manage events and other activities which require users's information, such as id and names for certificates, on the other side there's a drupal site that already has the registered users.
I would like the share the drupal users to my web2py app so i don't have to register users again in my app.
Already thought in jainrain and tools alike but the info i need is already in the drupal db
To authenticate against the another web server that supports basic authentication is possible using basic auth module. Just add following to your model file after auth initialization and replace a proper http address to your Drupal ...
from gluon.contrib.login_methods.basic_auth import basic_auth
auth.settings.login_methods.append(
basic_auth('https://basic.example.com'))
For details see this section from documentation:
Other login methods and login forms