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Reverse authentication template - how to display error messages?

Mateusz Bender

I can't see any documentation on this, so perhaps it's just not possible... but I'd rather get confirmation or directions on how to do this.

At the moment I have some simple reverse authentication templates I'm using for a few of our resources. When things go OK the templates are sufficient. But when an invalid login / password is presented the user doesn't get any information that this is the case (the page just reloads).

Is there a way to include some kind of message in the template for log-in / other errors?



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    Cześć Mateusz,

    I don't know a way to do this and I don't recall thise question ever being asked her. before  Please let us know what Sophos Support has to say.

    Cheers - Bob

     
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  • 0 in reply to BAlfson

    It's not that big of a deal - I just wanted to know if I'm perhaps doing something wrong with my template and / or if this is generally available. I'd... rather not get Sophos support involved (they have a nasty habit of raising blood pressure Stuck out tongue). Unless someone from the support team checks out these forums...? Wink

  • 0 in reply to Mateusz Bender

    You could message 'Vivek Jagad', 'emmosophos' or 'FloSupport' here, Mateusz.

    Cheers - Bob

     
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