Overview
Relaytags are ready-made widgets located on the WYSIWYG editor of a portal page, which enables you to quickly and easily add a wide variety of functionality to the pages of your Partner Portal. Relaytags can be used to display files and media resources, link to training courses, or enable a partner to monitor the progress of their opportunities. This article describes how to use the RELAY_SAML_SSO_IDP Relaytag.
Best Practice for Relaytags
While you can use more than one Relaytag on a single page, we recommend that you only do so if the Relaytags are querying different data. Interference and unexpected behavior may result if two Relaytags on a single page attempt to access the same data.
Before You Begin
- Log in to the PRM admin site with elementTask level 2 rights or greater. The instructions below assume that you have previously created the page you wish to add the Relaytag to. In general, it is best practice to only display a single Relaytag per page.
- You will need the user level permission to Add a Phrase and the appropriate language rights.
- How to Add a Relaytag to a Partner Portal Page.
Partner Portal Result
This Relaytag reroutes users transparently. It does not display anything.
Relaytag Configuration
The RELAY_SAML_SSO_IDP Relaytag is used when Zift PRM is the identity provider. This Relaytag allows us to provide the user with a token that will confirm identity to the Service Provider.
| Parameters | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Relay State | Text | This is usually left blank. However, if the service provider requires users to be sent to a different URL, they will provide that information and it should be added here. |
| Service Provider | Drop-down List |
The Service Provider that will provide the authentication credentials. |
| Launch SSO App in New Tab | Radio Button | Sets whether the connected application will open in a new tab or the same tab. |
You can add this Relaytag to a Portal page using the procedure described here.
Sample definition
{{RELAY_SAML_SSO_IDP parameters}} Related Topics
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