Login Page

[tesseract]

I want to customize the look of the initial DA Login page for all user levels ---

So how do I find the proper file(s) to modify

[ProWebUK]

If i remember correctly the login form has been hard coded into DirectAdmin.

If you wish to put a login form on your website, or anywhere else there are guides with the correct code listed in the DirectAdmin new server guide (Link in my sig)

Chris

[DirectAdmin Support]

That's something I've been putting off... until now. I've added it to the versions system. The format of the file might change for release, so stay posted.

http://www.directadmin.com/features.php?id=250

John

[ceotiben]

I put in the login.html, and still doesn't see the new login.

Tim.

[ProWebUK]

Try restarting DirectAdmin if you have not done so already:

service directadmin restart

Chris

[ceotiben]

Now my DA is not working when I go to :2222

Tim.

[ProWebUK]

Do you get any errors when restarting?

also check /var/log/directadmin/error.log for any errors coming from DirectAdmin.

Chris

[ceotiben]

Chris, I fix the DA login. But my login.html still doesn't work.

Tim.

[ProWebUK]

You do have the required version of directadmin? 1.204

Chris

[ceotiben]

WORK !!!, I think version 1.20.4 does it.

Thanks.

[ProWebUK]

The feature was only released with that latest version would be the reason to it not working previously, glad it is now working for you :)

Chris

[tesseract]

:) :) :) :) :)

[markokaup]

Ok this is very old thread but I don't want to create new one if here is already this subject.

Anyway, I have some problems here whit that login page. I created login.html in /usr/local/directadmin/templates/ folder.

Now, all I got is white page!! I've trying to restart directadmin and deleted that login.html to solve this problem but nothing - nothing but that white page..

Could someone hit me whit some suggestions to solve this one!?


Thanks.

//EDIT:

Ok, I solved this any.. Just looking some log files and notice that my IP was added into ip_blacklist for too many times failed login.. hehe..

Thanks..

[ozgurerdogan]

I am trying to put some images into login page which those images are placed in templates's image folder. I could make it once but does not display those images for.
So which way to go :
1. include images like: <img src="/IMG_SKIN_IMAGE_NAME">
2. or usual way <img src="/images/imagename.jpg">

Both does not seems to be work or I do something wrong.

If I call the images directlt from source like <img src="http://www.domain.com/imagename.jpg"> it displays but I do not want to do that as I want all images to be in same place (template's image folder)

Thanks

[jlasman]

Generally you should use a path from the current path.

So if the .html file is in public_html and the images file is in public_html/images, you should have something like <img src="images/imagename.jpg">

If the .html file in public_html/subdirectory, and the images file is in public_html/images, you should have something like <img src="../images/imagename.jpg">.

Of course I'm not an expert in .html programming; I'd love to see someone else respond.

Jeff

[pchulpje_net]

@jeffe you have right.

to explain it a bit further:

when your .html is in public_html/subdir and you image folder is in public_html/images and you give your image the path /images/image.jpg the browser actualy goes searching for it in the path : public_html/subdir/images and not in public_html/images.

so make sure that the browser is looking in the right folder you most do what jeff say's.

Greet,
Jeroenvd

[iceuk626]

OK ...

Any images you need for the login page go in login_images folder (/usr/local/directadmin/data/templates/login_images)

you can link to the images in your login.html like this:
<img src='images/yourimage.gif'>