Hi Everyone. I’m newbe on Discourse, and I must to change something in Login page but I don’t know where is the target and is content. The URL looks like this: my.domain.com/auth/crowd and I get a Login page but I’m not able to edit its content. I saw something in the discourse conf file (crowd_custom_html) but the content is not really the same as displayed on the page. I wonder where I can change this content. Also, I checked if there were any redirection on /auth/crowd, Nothing (I guess). Is someone can help me please? Thanks Franck

Oh yes - I just tried it out locally and it looks like we have some issues with parsing GlobalSetting values which contain quote marks (and custom HTML will pretty much always contain quotes). I just pushed this workaround: https://github.com/discourse/discourse-crowd/commit/7e1a690047e138c7590b040e4b1d3f4d7fb9cd5f If you update your site, it should work much better now. Here’s an example value which now works for me: DISCOURSE_CROWD_CUSTOM_HTML: " Sign up for an example.com account! Forgot Password "

Your discourse is probably using Atlassian Crowd for sso Crowd: SSO & Identity Management for On-Premise | Atlassian Advance your team's identity management with Crowd. Sign sign-on and centralized identity management to create a seamless login experience. You should check the crowd documentation for any changes to your login page.

Ok thanks for your help. :slight_smile:

[image] itsbhanusharma: You should check the crowd documentation for any changes to your login page. After diging further code, (I’m don’t know Ruby). it looks there something in the code which block the html content. plugin.rb ddfbe02be else OmniAuth.config.form_css " if token button 'Login' if GlobalSetting.respond_to?(:crowd_custom_html) html GlobalSetting.crowd_custom_html end end.to_response end end omniauth.provider :crowd, name: 'crowd', crowd_server_url: GlobalSetting.try(:crowd_server_url), application_name: GlobalSetting.try(:crowd_application_name), application_password: GlobalSetting.try(:crowd_application_password) I imagine it’s the fact to set DISCOURSE_CROWD_CUSTOM_HTML: which will display the content here?

Yes that should work - you should configure the DISCOURSE_CROWD_CUSTOM_HTML environment variable inside your app.yml file

Unfortunately it doesn’t work. Maybe the content must be enclosed with quotes? For now, the content is not enclosed with quotes.

Thanks so much David. I will update the website tomorrow. Do that now, it’s not the good time. Can I update the website through the GUI? I will let you know.

[image] fdanard: Can I update the website through the GUI? If you’re not changing the value in app.yml, then yes you should be able to upgrade the discourse-crowd plugin via /admin/upgrade. :+1:

It will be just the same as any other update - there may be a few seconds/minutes of downtime/slowness while the update runs. Best to wait for a quiet time on your site if possible.

Ok go it. Thansk for all. I will let you know :slight_smile:

Customize discourse-crowd login screen html

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david (David Taylor) November 30, 2021, 4:35pm 16

Yes you can use DISCOURSE_CROWD_CUSTOM_CSS to add custom CSS rules to the page

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