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The LTI 1.1 setup process is not an issue, and adding the assignment is straightforward, however, it seems that some roles such as the instructor that added the external tool assignment, when clicking the assignment, can only see the title and description but they do not see the "This tool needs to be loaded in a new browser window" text and a button below to launch the app as expected.. If a student views the assignment, they can see the button.

Hello and thank you for reaching out with this question. This could just be a simple browser issue but there is also a checkbox when teachers create the new assignment in Canvas labeled "Load this tool in a new tab" that they will want to make sure is checked. Most likely this is something that our technicians would want to look at live so we can get a better picture of the tool being used and how it's being setup in the assignment. Instructions for how to reach us at Canvas support.

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I'm having a tough time finding documentation on how sessionless launch URLs work. The API docs describe how to retrieve them (External Tools - Canvas LMS REST API Documentation ) but it's a bit unclear to me how they are used. They seem to permit a single-use launch of the tool, but how is authentication handled without the HTTP POST of a typical LTI 1.x tool launch?

To help me wrap my mind around it, I would be very grateful if someone could sketch out a use-case or two --even in super broad strokes-- outlining how and in what scenarios sessionless URLs are best used.

The sessionless launch URLs actually point back to Canvas rather than to the LTI tool, and then Canvas generates the regular LTI 1.1 POST request that launches the tool. Canvas uses the "verifier" token to look up all of the user and context information that would otherwise have been found in the session for a normal LTI launch.

It's important to note that the sessionless launch URL bypasses Canvas authentication, and while it can only be used once it does allow the user to launch the tool as whoever generated the link in the first place.

I have another usecase which you can help me. I am looking for using the session less launch url in deeplinking (at Rich Content Editor). I tried the Canvas API and getting the Sessionless launch url always for "basic_lti_launch". But how could i get the sessionless launch url for deep linking "ContentItemSelection" . I tried querying API in all possible ways but all the urls are navigating me to basic_lti_launch.

We have an LTI which will display all LTI Tools which are eligible for deeplinking and on click of that tool we would like to open that tool through sessionless_launch url in an (iframe/Seperate Tab ) and select the content inside that tool and deeplink in Rich Content Editor.##

I seem to also have problems with the sessionless launch urls. It says user unauthorized to perform that action (even as an admin). this seems to be only the case for my own LTI tools. I tried one of the default ones that comes with canvas (something related to data analytics) and that one worked. Makes me think I need some configuration on the tool side to enable this?

Also, to add to the discussion - I'm planning to use the sessionless LTI launch as an authentication mechanism with my server for a global js app I am building (that LTI doesn't work for because the placement is not supported)

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