This field is for website users who are already logged into your site.
The One Login Verification field allows the current logged-in user to prove their identity using the GOV.UK One Login service. They will be returned to the form once their identity has been verified (or not).
Properties
| Label | Description | Type Name |
|---|---|---|
| Auth Provider | The name of the provider (configured in the Auth worker) to use for verification. This is the "providerName" property. The default is oneloginidverification | AUTHPROVIDER |
| Success Message | Optional. The message to display when the user returns successfully from One Login. You access the values of other fields using the token syntax #FIELDNAME# | SUCCESSMESSAGE |
| Failure Message | Optional. The message to display is the user's identity cannot be verified. You access the values of other fields using the token syntax #FIELDNAME#. The token #FAILUREMESSAGE# displays the message returned from One Login | FAILUREMESSAGE |
| Error Message | Optional. The message to display if an error occurs.You access the values of other fields using the token syntax #FIELDNAME#. The token #ERRORMESSAGE# displays the message returned from One Login | ERRORMESSAGE |
| Anonymous User Message | Optional. The message displayed if the current user isn't logged in | ANONYMOUSUSERMESSAGE |
| Response Handler | A response handler invoked server-side when the user returns from One Login. It is provided with the authentication response. | RESPONSEHANDLER |
| Stop Processing on Error | If true, and an error is encountered, further action fields on the form won't be processed. See The Form Lifecycle: Control and Action Processing for more information | STOPPROCESSINGONERROR |
| Documentation | Add documentation to your field to help explain any complex functionality to future users. You might include information on what the field does and how it relates to other fields on the form. Notes added here are only ever visible in the Forms Designer, they can be searched for, viewed and downloaded from the action panel. See Common Field Properties for an example | DOCUMENTATION |
Last modified on 15 May 2025
