Login Options

This page describes the Web option for the Login options group used with Innovative Integrated Login. Review this option to determine any necessary setup that your organization might need to perform.

IPSSO_INSERTTAG

This option defines HTML (usually to point to alternate stylesheets or scripts your organization uses) for use in the ipsso.xml file. If the ipsso.xml contains a <!--{inserttag}--> token, the system replaces that token with the value of the IPSSO_INSERTTAG Web option.

For example:

IPSSO_INSERTTAG=<link href="loginmobile.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />

You can include multiple HTML tags for the value of this option by including them on a single line. For example:

IPSSO_INSERTTAG=<link href="loginmobile.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" /> <link href="login.css" type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" media="screen and (min-device-width: 481px)"/>

Do not include line breaks in the value for this option. This option does not have a default setting.

IPSSO_LDAP_LEGEND[_lang]

This option defines the label describing the login section of the ipsso.xml version of the integrated login page for organizations using LDAP. The value is:

IPSSO_LDAP_LEGEND=[label]

Where [label] is the text defining the label for the login section on the LDAP integrated login page.

If this option is not defined, the system uses the following default:

IPSSO_LDAP_LEGEND=LDAP Login Form

IPSSO_STANDARD_LEGEND[_lang]

This option defines the label describing the login section of the ipsso.xml version of the integrated login page for organizations using the standard integrated login. The value is:

IPSSO_STANDARD_LEGEND=[label]

Where [label] is the text defining the label for the login section on the integrated login page.

If this option is not defined, the system uses the following default:

IPSSO_STANDARD_LEGEND=Login Form

IPSSO_USEHTML

This option enables use of a customizable HTML file as the login page for Innovative Integrated Login. When this option is set to a "true" value (any word starting with 't', 'T', 'y', 'Y' or the number '1'), the system uses the ipsso.html file instead of the ipsso.xml file.

If this option is set to a "false" value (any word starting with 'f', 'F', 'n', 'N', or the number '0'), or is not defined, or if there is no ipsso.html file present on the server, the system uses the ipsso.xml file to determine the display properties of the integrated login page.