FIX: URL login with Window$

[yufool]

For those having problems adding logins to your front page and dont want to mess with cookies:

Cpanel now has a built in form to send requests to the login page on port 2083

<form action="https://www.yourdomain.com:2083/login" method=POST>
Username:<input type=text name=user size=16><br>
Password: <input type=password name=pass size=16><input name="submit" type=submit value="Login"></form>

Just add this code to your index page. A failed login looks ugly, but it's better than a security message AND a failed login.

Thanks, Cpanel staff for adding the CGI script.

[osfdeath]

that won't work - still prompts for a username and password
why bother?

[bman]

any other way ?

[osfdeath]

not that I know of

I've heard mention of using cookies but I don't see how that would work - but i'm no cookie monster

[elenlace]

Hi,

Are you guys talking about the http://loginassword@domain.com/ problem with IE? Because if that's it there is a fix out there for it.

Take care.

elenlace

[osfdeath]

Only if you want your customers to edit their registry or roll back their security patches

We're looking for another solution thanks

[cpanelnick]

Originally posted by yufool
For those having problems adding logins to your front page and dont want to mess with cookies:

Cpanel now has a built in form to send requests to the login page on port 2083

<form action="https://www.yourdomain.com:2083/login" method=POST>
Username:<input type=text name=user size=16><br>
Password: <input type=password name=pass size=16><input name="submit" type=submit value="Login"></form>

Just add this code to your index page. A failed login looks ugly, but it's better than a security message AND a failed login.

Thanks, Cpanel staff for adding the CGI script.

This will work, you just have to run EDGE ...

You might want to checkout the url on cpanel.net for the demo as well.

[efeito]

Any way to have a automatic login to webmail too??