Hi, In an old community we had a HTTP request that fetched the email of the signed in user to get this to another service so that we were able to have SSO without actually having SSO. What the script did was the following: When you press the link, the email to the logged in user is retrieved. Then the following code was executed: $ client = new Zend_Http_Client ("https://online.superoffice.com/cust9654/CS/scripts/customer.fcgi?action=safeParse&includeId=createSessionKey&key=ghDYfO2JsprCqtar&email=". $ email); $ response = $ client-> request ("GET"); $ result = trim ($ response-> getBody ()); Here's a GET call against the address you see where the email to the logged in user is added. What we get back from that call is a sessionkey that is used to send the user to the following location: $ this -> _ redirect ("https://online.superoffice.com/cust9654/CS/scripts/customer.fcgi?_sf=0&custSessionKey=". $ result. "& customerLang = no & noCookies = true & action =". $ this-> getRequest () -> getPost ("action")); Here you see that $ result is entered as custSessionKey in the URL and action is set to blank or newTicket if you choose to register new case etc etc. Do anyne do this or know how to do this in Lithium (we are using SSO, but the service we have with this link is not connected to SSO and have unique login)?
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