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	=== Custom Login Page Examples ===		=== Custom Login Page Examples ===

	For more information and examples on modifying or creating completely custom login pages refer to the [[appboard/2.4/builder/~~system/administration~~/login_page/custom\|Custom Login Pages]] documentation.		For more information and examples on modifying or creating completely custom login pages refer to the [[appboard/2.4/builder/system_administration/login_page/custom\|Custom Login Pages]] documentation.

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	To test make sure to log out of AppBoard, clear your browser cache, and reload the login page.		To test make sure to log out of AppBoard, clear your browser cache, and reload the login page.

	== Custom Login Page Examples ==		=== Custom Login Page Examples ===

	For more information and examples on modifying or creating completely custom login pages refer to the [[appboard/2.4/builder/system/administration/login_page/custom\|Custom Login Pages]] documentation.		For more information and examples on modifying or creating completely custom login pages refer to the [[appboard/2.4/builder/system/administration/login_page/custom\|Custom Login Pages]] documentation.

imported>Jason.nicholls: /* Modifying Login Pages */

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	To test make sure to log out of AppBoard, clear your browser cache, and reload the login page.		To test make sure to log out of AppBoard, clear your browser cache, and reload the login page.

	[[appboard/2.4/builder/system/administration/login_page/custom\|Custom Login Pages]]~~: How to build completely custom login pages~~.		== Custom Login Page Examples ==

			For more information and examples on modifying or creating completely custom login pages refer to the [[appboard/2.4/builder/system/administration/login_page/custom\|Custom Login Pages]] documentation.

imported>Jason.nicholls: /* Modifying Login Pages */

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	# Ensure the custom login page is included in full archives. Refer to the [[appboard/2.4/admin/backup_and_recovery\|Backup & Recover]] page for more information.		# Ensure the custom login page is included in full archives. Refer to the [[appboard/2.4/admin/backup_and_recovery\|Backup & Recover]] page for more information.

			To test make sure to log out of AppBoard, clear your browser cache, and reload the login page.

			[[appboard/2.4/builder/system/administration/login_page/custom\|Custom Login Pages]]: How to build completely custom login pages.
	~~=== Default Login Logo locations ===~~
	*EdgeDark= /webapps/enportal/login_pages/images/logo.png
	*EdgeLight= /webapps/enportal/login_pages/edgeLight/images/logo.png

	~~[[Image:EnPortal_login_dark.png\|thumb\|center\|700px]]~~

	~~=== Changing the Logo on Default Login Page ===~~
	~~# Navigate to the appropriate image directory for the skin you are using.~~
	~~# Open logo.png using an image editor.~~
	~~#* The dimensions of the image are 340x200 pixels.~~
	~~# Paste desired logo into this file.~~
	~~# Save over logo.png with a new image.~~

	~~=== Additional Information ===~~

	* [[appboard/2.4/builder/system/administration/login_page/custom\|Custom Login Pages]]: How to build completely custom login pages.

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	# Make a copy of the login page sub-directory with all it's files and sub-directories into a new directory, for example: <tt>[INSTALL_HOME]/server/webapps/enportal/login_pages/customLoginPage</tt>		# Make a copy of the login page sub-directory with all it's files and sub-directories into a new directory, for example: <tt>[INSTALL_HOME]/server/webapps/enportal/login_pages/customLoginPage</tt>
	# Make changes only to this new copy as needed.		# Make changes only to this new copy as needed.
	# Update the system to use the new login page (refer to ''~~Changing~~ Login Page'' section above)		# Update the system to use the new login page (refer to ''The System Login Page'' section above)
	# Ensure the custom login page is included in full archives. Refer to the [[appboard/2.4/admin/backup_and_recovery\|Backup & Recover]] page for more information.		# Ensure the custom login page is included in full archives. Refer to the [[appboard/2.4/admin/backup_and_recovery\|Backup & Recover]] page for more information.

imported>Jason.nicholls: /* Changing the Login Page */

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	[[Image:LoginPage_Config.JPG\|\|center]]		[[Image:LoginPage_Config.JPG\|\|center]]

	== ~~Changing the~~ Login Page ==		== The System Login Page ==

	The dialog, as shown above in the example screenshot, shows the current login page setting and a text input field to set a new setting. Enter a new login page location and click the ''Save'' button.		The dialog, as shown above in the example screenshot, shows the current system login page setting and a text input field to set a new setting. Enter a new login page location and click the ''Save'' button.

	Login pages much exist on the AppBoard server in the <tt>[INSTALL_HOME]/server/webapps/enportal/login_pages</tt> directory. Take a look in this directory to see the available options included with a default AppBoard install:		Login pages much exist on the AppBoard server in the <tt>[INSTALL_HOME]/server/webapps/enportal/login_pages</tt> directory. Take a look in this directory to see the available options included with a default AppBoard install:

imported>Jason.nicholls: /* Modifying Login Pages */

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	# Make changes only to this new copy as needed.		# Make changes only to this new copy as needed.
	# Update the system to use the new login page (refer to ''Changing Login Page'' section above)		# Update the system to use the new login page (refer to ''Changing Login Page'' section above)
	# Ensure the custom login page is included in full archives. Refer		# Ensure the custom login page is included in full archives. Refer to the [[appboard/2.4/admin/backup_and_recovery\|Backup & Recover]] page for more information.

imported>Jason.nicholls: /* Modifying the Login Page */

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	* <tt>edgeFlat</tt>: new Flat login page themed using CSS for easier customization		* <tt>edgeFlat</tt>: new Flat login page themed using CSS for easier customization

	== Modifying ~~the~~ Login ~~Page~~ ==		== Modifying Login Pages ==

	{{~~Tip~~\|Do not modify the login pages shipped with AppBoard as these files are not backed up and may be replaced on upgrade.}}		{{Warning\|Do not directly modify the login pages shipped with AppBoard as these files are not backed up and may be replaced on upgrade.}}

			Modifying the login page may be as minimal as changing the logo, or adjusting some of the theming, or completely writing everything custom. In all cases the existing shipped pages and resources should serve as a starting template. The recommended approach is to:

			# Choose one of the existing login pages to start with, it's best to use the CSS-based pages if the goal is to simply change the logo and look'n'feel.
			# Make a copy of the login page sub-directory with all it's files and sub-directories into a new directory, for example: <tt>[INSTALL_HOME]/server/webapps/enportal/login_pages/customLoginPage</tt>
			# Make changes only to this new copy as needed.
			# Update the system to use the new login page (refer to ''Changing Login Page'' section above)
			# Ensure the custom login page is included in full archives. Refer

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	* (no sub-directory): classic Edge Dark login page		* (no sub-directory): classic Edge Dark login page
	* edgeLight: classic Edge Light login page		* <tt>edgeLight</tt>: classic Edge Light login page
	* edgeDark_css3: new Dark login page themed using CSS for easier customization		* <tt>edgeDark_css3</tt>: new Dark login page themed using CSS for easier customization
	* edgeLight_css3: new Light login page themed using CSS for easier customization		* <tt>edgeLight_css3</tt>: new Light login page themed using CSS for easier customization
	* edgeFlat: new Flat login page themed using CSS for easier customization		* <tt>edgeFlat</tt>: new Flat login page themed using CSS for easier customization

	== Modifying the Login Page ==		== Modifying the Login Page ==

imported>Jason.nicholls at 07:41, 17 July 2014

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-=== Change Login Page  ===
+== Changing the Login Page  ==
-You can use the Login Page administration setting to change the JSP to use for logging into Appboard/enPortal.  As the dialog suggests, the login page must be placed somewhere under /enportal/login_pages.  The following instructions provide assistance in changing the defaul login page, or how to create a new one.
 === Default Login Logo locations ===