How modify login form of CRM sample project

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#1

Hello ,
I’m trying to customize the login form of CRM sample project . See image about what I would like to do
I’m not expert with external libraries and connected stuff (html and css…).

What I’ve done as far now.
I did try to edit the two html files under \app\CRM_PRJ_lib\libraries\grp\crm
index.html e index_text.html using Compozer as Html editor.
I deleted some texts from index.html and I leaved only the two login fields and ok button

{lang_login_message_user}
{lang_login_message_pswrd}
{lang_page_login_button}

From index_text I deleted all things but
[h=2]{lang_login_message_10}[/h] Is there someone who can teach briefly the steps to do to customize the form ?
I think that it can be interesting also for other user that are not programmers.
Thank

login.png

#2

I made a copy of the samples library
Then when I want to change something I use my new library - make a copy of the file I want to edit (for backup purposes)
Then I edit the original file and save the changes
Back in the control app where I am using that html, I disconnect from the external library and then connect it again and it sees my changes

#3

Hello,
I did a copy of library Crm as XX_Crm
Now under \app\CRM_PRJ_lib\libraries\grp\XX_Crm I got all files copied.
Now I want try to edit and modify index.html using Compozer . Is it correct ?
Then with index_text.html what I need to do ? What is it useful for ?
Css files have to be modified too ?
Sorry for stupid question but I never did it…;-((

#4

I use a text editor (sometimes notepad) to edit html. Not familiar with composer; I’m sure everybody uses a different tool. index.html is the first page loaded; when you open a browser it is the first page loaded - when you open a website it is the first page loaded. It generally doesn’t do much. But I guess you can make it do whatever you want - using whatever tool you want to use. If you want to change the visual (generally colors, fonts etc) you need to edit the css. If you are happy with the colors etc that you have - no - you do not have to mess with CSS. Do one thing at a time. Always make a copy before you start. Take meticulous notes as you work.

#5

OK thanks so much :wink: What the index_text.html is useful for ? It makes me a bit confused because it’s similar to index.html file

#6

I admit that’s confusing. Without digging into the code, I’m sorry - I can’t answer that question.

#7

Hi,
I did used the manual version without the use of library and … in some way … I did the job done.

#8

Good to hear!