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@@ -53,6 +53,8 @@ This enables anonymous login if the XMPP server supports it. This option can be
used together with `auto_login`_ to automatically and anonymously log a user in
as soon as the page loads.
The server's domain is passed in via the `jid`_ setting.
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@@ -206,6 +208,9 @@ It should be used either with ``authentication`` set to ``anonymous`` or to ``lo
If ``authentication`` is set to ``login``, then you will also need to provide a
valid ``jid`` and ``password`` values.
If ``authentication`` is set to ``anonymous``, then you will also need to provide the
server's domain via the `jid`_ setting.
This is a useful setting if you'd like to create a custom login form in your
website. You'll need to write some Javascript to accept that custom form's
login credentials, then you can pass those credentials (``jid`` and
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