The CalLutheran.edu website hosts content for a range of different target audiences. Although most content is intended for prospective students and families and is therefore available to the public, you may find an occasional need to host content that restricts access to specific audiences.
If you would like to restrict a page or section of pages to require a password, this can be added. Options exist to set access using Single-Sign On (SSO) through a MyCLU login or using a Custom Password.
How to Add a Single-Sign On (SSO) Requirement
Single-Sign On (SSO) can restrict access via a MyCLU login to one of the following audiences, as seen in the example below:
- Current students
- Current faculty/staff
- Current students and faculty/staff
If you would like to add a Single-Sign On (SSO) requirement to a page or section of pages, please Contact Us with the details of your request.
PRO TIP: For Global Admin users who are adding the Single-Sign On (SSO) feature via Source Code...
- To add a feature for current students and faculty/staff, insert <prepend>{{a:81}}</prepend> before the tags for <headcode></headcode>
- To add a feature for current faculty/staff, insert <prepend>{{a:795}}</prepend> before the tags for <headcode></headcode>
Once the proper Single-Sign On (SSO) feature is inserted into the <headcode></headcode> tags, it is also possible to autofill the Name, Student ID, and Email fields on a page with an embedded WuFoo form. To do this, copy/paste following text into the Source Code within the Javascript embed code for the WuFoo form on the page (insert this code after the 'height' variable and before the 'async' variable):
- 'defaultValues':'field1=<?php echo $user['firstname']; ?>&field2=<?php echo $user['lastname']; ?>&field3=<?php echo $id; ?>&field4=<?php echo $user['email']; ?>',
After copy/pasting the above Source Code, edit the number of each field in the Source Code to match the Field ID within the WuFoo form (inspect Frame Source in web browser to see Field ID numbers).
How to Add a Custom Password Requirement
Custom Password can restrict access to the following audiences, as seen in the example below:
- Custom group (password is provided to group members)
If you would like to add a Custom Password requirement to a page or section of pages, please Contact Us with the details of your request.
PRO TIP: For Global Admin users who are adding the Custom Password feature via Source Code...
- See notes for details.
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