However I've found most of them to be incomplete and for older versions of Umbraco and don't work on versions 12/13, and the above mentioned one has the requirements for an project already setup for members, and looking up documentation on this only shows how to create/manage members but nothing on how to make the relevant code changes and changes to the front end to actually protect a website.
I was wondering if anyone has or knows of an example project that's been setup for authenticating members with Entra ID, and even better MS Graph, that I may possibly use as a reference?
edit: After reading a bit more into detail, I can see you are looking for member login integration. I think you can use mostly the same as below, simply change from backoffice to member login.
I was looking for this myself, but could not find any example that matched my needs entirely. I scraped together this proof of concept from bits and pieces. Hope it helps :)
Example of using Entra ID (Azure AD) and MS Graph in Umbraco front end?
Hi,
I've been looking for a while now at how to setup Entra ID (formerly Azure Active Directory) for authenticating members and then possibly calling MS Graph, I've read as many articles as I could on how to setup Entra ID (most notably https://docs.umbraco.com/umbraco-cms/tutorials/add-azure-active-directory-authentication).
However I've found most of them to be incomplete and for older versions of Umbraco and don't work on versions 12/13, and the above mentioned one has the requirements for an project already setup for members, and looking up documentation on this only shows how to create/manage members but nothing on how to make the relevant code changes and changes to the front end to actually protect a website.
I was wondering if anyone has or knows of an example project that's been setup for authenticating members with Entra ID, and even better MS Graph, that I may possibly use as a reference?
Hi,
edit: After reading a bit more into detail, I can see you are looking for member login integration. I think you can use mostly the same as below, simply change from backoffice to member login.
I was looking for this myself, but could not find any example that matched my needs entirely. I scraped together this proof of concept from bits and pieces. Hope it helps :)
Regards, Dan
Github repo for Azure AD User Login with OIDC
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