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A basic knowledge of Node.js framework and the JavaScript programming language to understand the sample sign-in application code logic.

See Enable Your Oracle Identity Cloud Service Instance to expose the Authentication API.

Verify if your Oracle Identity Cloud Service has the Authentication API enabled.

Access to an instance of Oracle Identity Cloud Service and rights to register applications.

To accomplish the tasks described in this tutorial, make sure that you have the following:

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See How to Modify the Sample Sign-In Application.

The sample sign-in application is localized to support multiple languages such as English, Brazilian Portuguese, Spanish, German, Italian, Danish, Hindi, and Norwegian.

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Basic User Name and Password Authentication.

The application implements the following Oracle Identity Cloud Service use cases: You can use this application to customize your Oracle Identity Cloud Service sign-in experience. This sample sign-in application is a single-page application, which consists mainly of a JavaScript file that wraps the necessary calls to the Authentication API endpoints. This tutorial uses a sample sign-in application as a reference to understand how to use the Authentication API. If you need to personalize the look-and-feel of the Sign-In page provided by Oracle Identity Cloud Service beyond what the Branding feature supports, Oracle Identity Cloud Service provides an Authentication API that enables you to develop your own customized sign-in page.

The position of the text and images, and the colors and fonts, remains the same. The Branding feature allows you to change the Company Name and the Login Text values, as well as upload logo images to replace the defaults. BackgroundД«y default, Oracle Identity Cloud Service comes with an embedded Sign-In page that you can customize using the Branding feature (in the console, expand the Navigation Drawer, click Settings, and then click Branding.) Java is a registered trademark of Oracle and/or its affiliates.This tutorial uses a custom sign-in application deployed to your local machine to demonstrate how to customize the Oracle Identity Cloud Service sign-in page using the Authentication (REST) API. For details, see the Google Developers Site Policies. The following example shows how to specify custom configuration options when using the enhanced link attribution plugin:Д®xcept as otherwise noted, the content of this page is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License, and code samples are licensed under the Apache 2.0 License. If the levels option were set to 1, the 'sidebar' ID would not be found and the link would remain anonymous. For example, the following links do not contain ID attributes, but the element (two levels up) does: The maximum number of levels in the DOM to look to find an existing ID. The maximum duration (in seconds) the cookie should be save for Here are the available options and their defaults: Option You can customize how far up the DOM the plug-in will look for an element ID, as well as the behavior of this cookie, by providing configuration options when loading the plug-in. The enhanced link attribution plug-in differentiates between links to the same URL using the element IDs of a link or a parent element, as well as a cookie. The following code shows how to load the enhanced link attribution plugin:ДЇor the most accurate link attribution, each of the links on your page should have a unique element ID.

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Update your tag on each page to load the enhanced link attribution plug-in (called 'linkid').Enable enhanced link attribution in the Admin UI of your Google Analytics account.To use the enhanced link attribution feature:

Enhanced Link Attribution improves the accuracy of your In-Page Analytics report by automatically differentiating between multiple links to the same URL on a single page by using link element IDs.