Get User Login Status

Enterprises usually have multiple website systems. For user experience, after the user logs in to the first website application, when visiting the home page of the 2nd/nth website application in the same browser, it is desired to call the IDaaS API via Ajax in advance to know the current user's login status. If the user is already logged in, they directly log in to the 2nd/nth website without manually clicking the login button to trigger the SSO flow.

Request Description

GET https://{domain_name}/api/v1/config/isLogin

Request Headers

Parameter Name	Chinese Name	Required	Type	Description
Cookie	SSO Cookie	Yes	String	For example: AMS_SID=abcde-123，The browser automatically carriesCookiesend

Request Example

采用Ajax请求代码示例：

$.ajax({
	url: "https://{your_domain}/api/v1/config/isLogin",
	type: "get",
	dataType: 'json',
	xhrFields: {
    	withCredentials: true // Ajax请求携带跨域cookie
  	},
	success(data) {
		console.info(data);
  	},
	error(err) {
    	console.log(err);
  	}
});

Request Parameters

None

Response Example

User logged-in response example

HTTP/1.1 200 OK

true

User not-logged-in response example

HTTP/1.1 200 OK

false

Response Parameters

true：Indicates the user is logged in

false：Indicates the user is not logged in

Notes

Because the get user login status API is a front-end API, front-end calls involve cross-origin (cross origin）and cross-site (cross site）situations.

In cross-origin/cross-domain scenarios, the allowed cross-domain domain whitelist must be configured in the Enterprise Center;

In cross-site scenarios, currentlySafaribrowser enables“Prevent cross-site tracking”，prohibiting cross-site access to third-partyCookie。The solution is to customize theIDaaSdomain to the enterprise's own domain, turning cross-site into same-site.