Bypass "Perform the following action(s)" modal

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Hello there! I have a question regarding login actions

Is it possible to bypass that modal and instantly get to the change password form?

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If there is any hint, I’ll appreciate this, thanks in advance for any help!

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I managed to bypass the modal by overriding the default behavior of ExecuteActionsActionTokenHandler

You need to create a Keycloak extension, extend the org.keycloak.authentication.actiontoken.execactions.ExecuteActionsActionTokenHandler class and comment out lines 81-90.

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@claudiunicolaa Sorry for resurrecting a year old question, but could you be more specific on what to comment out? The file has moved and changed, so 81-90 doesn’t make sense. TIA

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hey @gwin003

This is the code I commented out:

//			Do not show "Perform the following action(s)" page.
//			UriBuilder builder = Urls.actionTokenBuilder(uriInfo.getBaseUri(), token.serialize(session, realm, uriInfo),
//				authSession.getClient().getClientId(), authSession.getTabId());
//			String confirmUri = builder.build(realm.getName()).toString();

//			return session.getProvider(LoginFormsProvider.class)
//				.setAuthenticationSession(authSession)
//				.setSuccess(Messages.CONFIRM_EXECUTION_OF_ACTIONS)
//				.setAttribute(Constants.TEMPLATE_ATTR_ACTION_URI, confirmUri)
//				.setAttribute(Constants.TEMPLATE_ATTR_REQUIRED_ACTIONS, token.getRequiredActions())
//				.createInfoPage();
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Thank you so much for that @claudiunicolaa .

How do I go about telling Keycloak to use the new extension instead of the default ExecuteActionsActionTokenHandler? Do I need to also extend the DefaultActionToken like it does here? Server Developer Guide

Edit: Please check out my question here for the solution → Custom SPI - Link for user to set their initial password

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Hi @gwin003 do you know the way to tell keycloak use your custon execution token ?