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Dear Eben!
I purchased your template for a project and it’s been really great. It runs perfectly and has saved me a ton amount of time.
I’m using it with Azure and I’ll like to retrieve some extra fields/claims in addition to the email from active directory. In the project the email is already present when you login with Microsoft and I’ll like to add some additional claims from Azure AD.
Any tips as to how to accomplish this in code?
Best regards,
SamHello Sam,
Thank you for choosing QuickApp for your project and thank you for your purchase!
Please follow the below steps to add your additional fields from Azure AD
- In Azure AD, ensure your extra claims are included in the idToken. See this Azure post on how to do that: Provide optional claims to Azure AD apps – Microsoft Learn
- In QuickApp, in the “ProfileService.cs” file add the below lines to the method
GetProfileDataAsync. This will add your Azure AD claims to the accessToken and your Azure claims will be accessible from code:List azureADClaims = context.Subject.Claims .Where(c => c.Type == "Your_AzureAD_Claim1" || c.Type == "Your_AzureAD_Claim2").ToList(); claims.AddRange(azureADClaims)
Hope this helps
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