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Hi!
I want to know if it's possible to modify the default loggin form of Thingworx (see image).
Is it possible to modify the style?
If the answer is yes, how or ?
if the answer is no, have you use another framework like Angular to create a logging page and connect that with Thingworx or exist a extensión or there are other ways to create it in Thingworx?
Thank you in advance!
Luis
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Hello @LuisCabello
One way is to develop your own login . JSP page similar to how the FormLogin works. Please check this article
The JSP page you need to modify will be replaced automatically whenever you install a new version of TWX. You will want to ensure your, now custom, JSP page is backed up somewhere (preferably in a source control system) so that you can easily restore your custom JSP page after doing a TWX update.
Another way is to use SSO as described in this post
Regards,
Toolika Dixit
Hello @LuisCabello
Thank you for reaching out to PTC.
Please check this community post which can help you with your use case
Regards,
Toolika Dixit
Hi @tdixit,
Thank you for your answer but that post haven't worked for me because they didn't response it, moreover the question that I have is how o where is the section to modify the Thinworx default logging form focusing in the style?
For example, I have this default logging (see Image 1)
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And I want something like image 2, it's possible to do something similar with Thingworx logging?
Thank you!
Hello @LuisCabello
One way is to develop your own login . JSP page similar to how the FormLogin works. Please check this article
The JSP page you need to modify will be replaced automatically whenever you install a new version of TWX. You will want to ensure your, now custom, JSP page is backed up somewhere (preferably in a source control system) so that you can easily restore your custom JSP page after doing a TWX update.
Another way is to use SSO as described in this post
Regards,
Toolika Dixit