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Configure Auth0 Single Sign-On (SSO) with Joomla OAuth Client Plugin

This guide will walk you through configuring our Joomla OAuth Client extension to enable secure login with Auth0. By the end of this setup, your users will be able to sign into your Joomla site using their Auth0 credentials, providing a seamless and secure Single Sign-On (SSO) experience.

This integration delegates the authentication process to Auth0, a robust identity platform. This means you can centralize user management and utilize Auth0's advanced security features directly for your Joomla site. Our extension acts as the bridge, handling the complex OAuth 2.0 protocol behind the scenes.


In this configuration, Auth0 functions as the OAuth server, while Joomla allows users to log in with their Auth0 credentials by utilizing the Joomla OAuth Client Plugin.

  • Login into your Joomla site’s Administrator console.
  • From left toggle menu, click on System, then under Install section click on Extensions.
  • Now click on Or Browse for file button to locate and install the plugin file downloaded earlier.
  • Installation of plugin is successful. Now click on Get Started!
  • Under Configure OAuth -> Pre-Configured Apps tab, select your OAuth Provider. You can also search for custom OAuth or custom OpenID application in the search bar, and configure your own custom provider.
Get Started with OAuth Client Setup

  • After selecting your OAuth provider, you will be redirected to the Step 1 [Redirect URL] tab. Now copy the Callback/Redirect URL which we will use to configure the OAuth Server, then click on the Save & Next button.
Get Started with OAuth Client Setup

  • Go to your Auth0 Dashboard.
  • Go to Applications tab in the left panel and then click on Applications.
Auth0 Dashboard

  • Now click on the CREATE APPLICATION button.
Create New Auth0 App

  • Select Regular Web Applications and click on Create button.
Create SAML 2.0 Auth0 App

  • Now go to Settings tab.
Configure Auth0 App

  • Scroll down to Applications URI's section and enter the callback url we copied in Step 1.
Configure Auth0 Metadata

  • Then scroll down and then click on Save Changes button.
Configure Auth0 Attribute Mapping

  • Copy the Client ID and Client Secret from Basic Information section in settings tab.
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  • Now go to Users tab under User Management from the left panel.
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  • Click on Create User to create a new user.
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  • Enter all the required details and click on Create.
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  • Go back to your Joomla Dashboard. Then go to Step 2 [Client ID & Secret].
  • Paste the Client ID, Client Secret and Domain. Also Set Client Credentials In Header and Body then click on Save Settings. Once Settings are saved then click on Save Configuration.
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  • Scope & Endpoints are given below, which are required for configuring Joomla as OAuth Client plugin to configure Auth0 as a custom OAuth or OIDC provider.
Scope openid email
Authorize Endpoint https:// <your auth0 domain> /authorize
Access Token Endpoint https:// <your auth0 domain> /oauth/token
Get User Info Endpoint https:// <your auth0 domain> /userinfo
Set Client Credentials In Header and In Body

  • User Attribute Mapping is mandatory for enabling users to successfully login into Joomla. We will be setting up user profile attributes for Joomla using below settings.
  • Go to Step 3 [Attribute Mapping] tab and click on Test Configuration button.
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  • You will be able to see the attributes in the Test Configuration output as follows.
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  • Now go to the Step 3 [Attribute Mapping] tab and Select the attribute name for Email and Username from dropdown. Then click on Finish Configuration button.
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  • Now go to Step 4 [SSO URL] tab, here copy the Login/SSO URL and add it to your Site by following the given steps.
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  • Now logout and go to your Joomla site's pages where you have added this link. You will see a login link where you placed that button. Click on this button to perform SSO.


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