#Linked in login verification

Here you can set custom Terms and Conditions for users who register with LinkedIn. This option can only be seen, if Terms and conditions is set to Show in Global Settings → Privacy tab. With this option they can get a custom prefix so you can easily identify them. Whenever a new user registers with their LinkedIn account and we can not generate a valid username from the first name or last name, a random username will be generated. Whenever a new user registers with their LinkedIn account they can get a custom prefix so you can easily identify them. You can find it at your App under Authentication Keys.

This verification helps you identify possible problems with the app. Once your Client ID and Client Secret has been added you need to verify the setup first.

You can find the information at your Linkedin app’s Settings which you can reach from the left sidebar. Once your Linkedin app is ready you’ll need to copy and paste the Client ID and Client Secret to the Linkedin provider’s Settings tab.

Find the necessary “Client ID” and “Client Secret” under the Application credentials section, on the Auth tab.

Find “OAuth 2.0 settings” section and add the URL to the “Redirect URLs” field what Nextend Social Login suggests.

A modal will appear where you need to tick the “I have read and agree to these terms” checkbox and finally press the “Request access” button.

Find “Sign In with LinkedIn” and click “Request access”.

You will end up in the App setting area.

Read and agree the “API Terms of Use” then click the “Create App” button!.

Enter your “Privacy policy URL” and upload an “App logo”.

If you don’t have one yet, create new one at:

Find your company page in the “Company” field.

Enter the name of your App to the “App name” field.

Locate the yellow “Create application” button and click on it.

To be able to log in via Linkedin you must create a Linkedin app first.

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if (Model.ApiStandardProfileRequest != null).

if (Model.SiteStandardProfileRequest != null).

Public Profile Url : model.PublicProfileUrl)'.

var requestUrl = $ 'oauth/v2/accessToken?grant_type=authorization_code&code=.

public async Task SaveLinkedinUser(string code, string state, string error, string error_description).

/// A URL-encoded textual description that summarizes error.

/// A code indicating the type of error.

/// A value passed by application to prevent Cross-site request forgery attack.

/// Listen response from Linkedin after user authorization.

return View( 'User' , await GetUserFromAccessTokenAsync(token)).

/// Returns login page if user is not logged in else return user profile.

private const string LinkedinUserInfoParameters = 'id,first-name,last-name,maiden-name,formatted-name,phonetic-first-name,phonetic-last-name,formatted-phonetic-name,headline,location,picture-url,industry,current-share,num-connections,num-connections-capped,summary,specialties,positions,picture-urls,site-standard-profile-request,api-standard-profile-request,public-profile-url,email-address,languages,skills'.

/// Query string parameters to fetch Linked in user information.

public class HomeController : Controller.

namespace LogInUsingLinkedinApp.Controllers.

#Linked in login verification