
Example
Constructors
Creates an instance of the
CustomizedConsent screen manager.
The constructor initializes the BaseContext and sets up the screen property
with an instance of ScreenOverride tailored for the customized consent screen.Throws
If the Universal Login Context is not available or if the current screen name in the context does not matchCustomizedConsent.screenIdentifier.Properties
branding
client
organization
prompt
screen
Holds the specific screen data and properties for the Customized Consent screen,
processed by
ScreenOverride. This includes scopes and authorizationDetails.tenant
transaction
untrustedData
user
The unique identifier for the Customized Consent screen.
This static property is used by the SDK’s
BaseContext to ensure that the
class is instantiated in the correct screen context.Methods
Submits the user’s decision to accept (grant) the requested permissions and authorization details.
This method prepares and posts form data to the
/u/customized-consent?state=<transaction_state> endpoint
with action: "accept". The transaction state is automatically included in both the
URL query parameter and the form body.A promise that resolves once the form submission is initiated.
Typically, a successful submission leads to a server-side redirect.Throws
Throws an error ifFormHandler encounters an unrecoverable issue
during submission (e.g., network error). Server-side validation errors
from Auth0 (like “invalid_request”) are not thrown as JavaScript errors
but are made available in this.transaction.errors after the operation.Submits the user’s decision to deny (reject) the requested permissions and authorization details.
This method prepares and posts form data to the
/u/customized-consent?state=<transaction_state> endpoint
with action: "deny". The transaction state is automatically included in both the
URL query parameter and the form body.A promise that resolves once the form submission is initiated.
A successful submission usually results in a server-side redirect.Throws
Throws an error ifFormHandler encounters an issue (e.g., network error).
Server-side validation errors are reflected in this.transaction.errors.getErrors
Retrieves the array of transaction errors from the context, or an empty array if none exist.An array of error objects from the transaction context.