Thanks again!
I think you may have forgotten to include a link, but my guess is you were referring to this post.
This is a fantastic post with some excellent examples. It’s clear you know your stuff pretty well, so I am very grateful for your support. I am curious specifically about the usage of current_user as it relates to authentication. For some more context, I am using server-side database Flask Session storage using Flask-SQLAlchemy and flask-sessionstore. I have authentication occurring currently outside of Dash using an Identity Provider which redirects users to SSO and back to my Flask server where authentication details are stored in my database. I do still use LoginManager to init_app my Flask server, so my question is… do I still need to use the curent_user and implement a UserMixin and user_loader? Or, since I have authentication handled outside of Dash, does this change anything with how I should implement my multi-page Dash app?
Again, thank you so much for your guidance.