The ipsso.html File

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HTML document: ipsso.html

The ipsso.html file is an HTML alternative to the ipsso.xml file. The file contents are HTML and maintained by your library staff. To use the ipsso.html form with your Integrated Login functionality, see Editing the ipsso.html Login Page.

Enabling Form Focus

To enable form focus (automatically directing the user's cursor to the first user prompt):

1. Locate the following comment in the ipsso.html file:
   
   <!-- Enable form focus -->
2. Follow the instructions in the page comments.

Enabling PIN Creation

If your organization uses PINs in patron verification, you can allow users to create new PINs by including the following HTML (including comments) in the body of the ipsso.html file. Edit the HTML and text as needed. Do not edit the enclosing comments.

<!--ifneedspin-->
    <div class="pin1">
    <label for="pin1">New PIN</label>
    <input id="pin1" name="pin1" class="required" tabindex="6" accesskey="p" 
    type="password" value="" size="20" maxlength="64" autocomplete="off"/>
    </div>
    <div class="pin2">
    <label for="pin2">Retype new PIN</label>
    <input id="pin2" name="pin2" class="required" tabindex="7" accesskey="r"
    type="password" value="" size="20" maxlength="64" autocomplete="off"/>
    </div>
<!--xif-->

Enabling "Remember Me" Functionality

Your organization can offer users the option to retain all authentication information (login name, barcode, etc.), except for the user PIN, when logging out of an authenticated session.

To offer this functionality, include the following HTML, editing the text as needed:

<label class="checkbox_input"><input name="rememberme" id="rememberme" type="checkbox"></label>
<label class="checkbox_label" for="rememberme">Remember this login information?</label>

Enabling Alternate IDs Functionality

If your organization uses Alternate IDs in the WebPAC, you can offer Alternate ID prompts by including the highlighted markup in the example below with your patron verification prompts. Edit the text, as needed:

<div id="login">
	<fieldset>
	    <legend>Library Account Login</legend>
	      
	        <label for="name">Name</label>
            <div class="loginFieldBg">
              <input id="name" name="name" class="loginField" type="text" value="" size="20" maxlength="40" tabindex="15" class="loginField">
	        </div>
	      
            <fieldset class="barcodeAltChoice">
            <legend>Enter your barcode or login name</legend>
                    
              <label for="code">Barcode</label>
              <div class="loginFieldBg">
                    <input id="code" name="code" type="password" value="" accesskey="n" size="20" maxlength="40" tabindex="20" class="loginField">
		      </div>
            
              <label for="user_name">Or: Your login/user name</label>
              <div class="loginFieldBg">
                  <input id="user_name" name="username" type="text" value="" size="20" maxlength="25" tabindex="25" class="loginField">
	          </div>
            
            </fieldset>
            
			<div id="ipssopinentry">
            <label for="pin">PIN</label>
            <div class="loginFieldBg">
             <input id="pin" name="pin" type="password" value="" size="20" maxlength="64" tabindex="30" class="loginField">
	      </div>
</div>

Varying by Language and Scope

You can create separate custom forms for each combination of language and scope type by using the following naming convention:

ipsso_LANG_s#.html

You can download a current example of this form on CSDirect.