kWidget Authentication

kWidget Authentication enables onPage applications to trigger a remote login, and retrieve a Kaltura secret, for performing admin actions. This enables javascript applications, to authenticate with Kaltura without exposing user login credentials to the domain or having users login in on non-secure entry points.

Display a authentication status & login link, with ks callback

The easiest way to authenticate is with kWidget.auth.getWidget, which will:

Provide a branded login link in the hosted target
Issue a callback with authentication credentials, as soon as the user logins
Once the user is already logged in on kaltura.com, and has approved the application domain, it will issue the callback directly in future page loads

<script src="http//cdnapi.kaltura.com/p/{partnerId}/sp/{partnerId}00/embedIframeJs/uiconf_id/{uiconf_id}/partner_id/{partnerId}"></script>
<script src="http://player.kaltura.com/kWidget/kWidget.auth.js"></script>
<div id="hostedAuthWidget"></div>
 <script> 
	kWidget.auth.getWidget( "hostedAuthWidget", function( userObject ){
		$authTable = $('<table>').css( 'width', '350px' );
		$.each( userObject, function( key, value){
			$authTable.append( 
				$('<tr>').append(
					$('<td>').text( key ),
					$('<td>').text( value )
				)
			)
		})
		$('#hostedAuthWidget').after( 
			"Got login info: ",
			$authTable 
		)
	})
</script>