How to publish an social connections at login page

[rashid]

Hi,

i have already creata a new social connections but im able to see at login page

i want like this show to on page

1. Under Applications → Test Dashboard (Machine to Machine) im getting this options
   

2. Under APIs → Auth0 Management API (System API) im getting this options only
   

3. Under Social Connections → Applications using this connection. already enable
   API Explorer Application
   Machine to Machine
   and
   Test Dashboard
   Machine to Machine

but still not able to see social icons at login page

[vlad.murarasu]

Hi @rashid,

After looking into your settings, the issue seems to be that the Google social connection button is missing from your customized Login page.

There are three options you could choose to add the Social Connection button back:

1. Use the Universal Login instead of the Classic Login page, and use the Universal Login Customisation

   • The Recommended Experience is to use the Universal Login and to use the built-in customization option
   • While this is the most limiting option in terms of customization features, it is the easiest to implement and the most secure

To re-enable the New Universal Login Experience, go to Branding > Universal Login, scroll down to Manage Classic Login, go to the Login tab, and disable Customize Login Page.

After that, to edit your Branding Theme, head over to Branding > Universal Login > Update branding theme.

2. Add the Google Login button to your Classic Login page’s HTML

   • If you wish to keep using the Classic Login page, this option requires the least amount of effort

In your customized Classic Login page, you must modify the HTML and write the button code yourself. The JavaScript function for the Google Social Connection is already there. You need to match the button’s ID with the button the function is searching for.

3. Create a custom Login Page in HTML and CSS and use the auth0.js library

   • If you choose this option, you will have to write a custom Login Page in your application and call the login functions from within the auth0.js library
     This option will give you great security and the most customization freedom, but it is also the most time-consuming to implement.

If you have any questions, feel free to reach out!

Have a good one,
Vlad