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Authentication > Captive Portal > Use Custom HTML Template - not working

Cornelis Molenaar

Hi,

I've tried using the Custom HTML template on the captive portal to conform the page to our company CI and provide some extra disclaimers when logging in, especially for visitors or contractors on our network.

However, the <div id="__loginbox"></div> is not populating properly. On the preview it looks fine, but then when you browse to the captive portal (or get redirected) on any of the popular browsers, there's no username or password fields, or login button. Actually, all of the items that's supposed to be auto-populated are not there.

Is anyone else having this problem, or am I missing something?

The current workaround is just to use the standard login with the page headers and footers for the disclaimers, however, this does not look nice to me and fails our branding guidelines miserably; the Custom HTML Template allows a lot more flexibility in formatting the various elements, so I would really like to be able to use that.

Regards,



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  • +1

    I couldnt make work the custom template, but what i did is just use the default and apply some css to change the information, for example i have this:

     

     

    So finally i got this:

     

    Maybe is not the best practice but with some css and html you can make a lot (basic)

     

    Let me know if this help you and if you need a help with code :)

     

  • 0 in reply to Mike Cruz

    Thanks for the answer. I ended up doing the same but finally stuck with the default captive portal. After implementing STAS though, incidences of having to authenticate this way were reduced to few and far inbetween.

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