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Unable to customize login page in 6.7.2

chitresh

Hi All,
We have upgraded from TS 6.5 SP3 to TS6.7.2 SP2 . on windows 2000
We were able to modify the login screen in TS6.5 by just changing the login.jsp.
But now when we try to modify the login screen i.e change the image or add some note to it by changing the login.jsp we are unable to do so.

When contacted Interwoven Support they say we will need to take consulting from them for modifying the login page.

Any idea how can we modify it.

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namithapai

An alternative shortcut would be to put your message as a gif called login_splash.gif and using the co branding feature. The steps to enable that are detailed in the UTIK on page 80.

We are using this method in 6.7.1 SP1 and it is very straightforward. You can give it a try on your version.

Adam Stoller

If you want to modify the login.jsp page - there's a semi-supported way that has been posted several times in the past (not sure if you can still find it though) - which involves making a copy of the actual file, placing it within the .../customer_src/... tree, making your modifications there and then running make_toolkit.ipl.

The procedure is fully supported - the changing of that specific file is not supported - hence it is a semi-supported mechanism.

I believe either Boris or Greg Zevin may have been the original source of this solution (if it helps you when trying to search the forums)

Bjorn

If you want to modify the login.jsp page - there's a semi-supported way that has been posted several times in the past (not sure if you can still find it though) - which involves making a copy of the actual file, placing it within the .../customer_src/... tree, making your modifications there and then running make_toolkit.ipl.

The procedure is fully supported - the changing of that specific file is not supported - hence it is a semi-supported mechanism.

I believe either Boris or Greg Zevin may have been the original source of this solution (if it helps you when trying to search the forums)

Yup. This is what we do. You'll need to grab the "source" file from
iw-home\httpd\webapps\content_center\teamsite\auth. This path may have changed between 6.5 and 6.7...or maybe not.

Then modify the file as you see fit, place your edited copy in
iw-home\local\config\lib\content_center\customer_src\web\teamsite\auth,
run make_toolkit, etc and it should work.

You'll also need to repeat this with ANY upgrade or you may face some unintended consequences.

UPDATE: The above paths are for a Windows implementation

nipper

Yup. This is what we do. You'll need to grab the "source" file from
iw-home\httpd\webapps\content_center\teamsite\auth. This path may have changed between 6.5 and 6.7...or maybe not.

Then modify the file as you see fit, place your edited copy in
iw-home\local\config\lib\content_center\customer_src\web\teamsite\auth,
run make_toolkit, etc and it should work.

You'll also need to repeat this with ANY upgrade or you may face some unintended consequences.

Well since that file is in the same spot in 7.0, I highly doubt it is in a different place for 6.7.2

And if you have changes like this on a config branch then it is easier to manage (though you may need to merge it with changes for a major release)

Bjorn

Well since that file is in the same spot in 7.0, I highly doubt it is in a different place for 6.7.2

And if you have changes like this on a config branch then it is easier to manage (though you may need to merge it with changes for a major release)

So you're saying not to use ye olde build process (make_toolkit) for this at all?

nipper

So you're saying not to use ye olde build process (make_toolkit) for this at all?

No you still need to but if you have it versioned and able to repush it, it is easier.

chitresh

Hey Bjorn Thanks. I have put the login.jsp at the following location

\iw-home\local\config\lib\content_center\customer_src\web\teamsite\auth

n then run make_toolkits

It worked perfectly