Where is located the log out page ? I wish to customized but I cannot find it on my server .
thanks
thanks
In each theme directory you will find the logout.html file. Customizing this should help.
Example:
/usr/local/cpanel/base/frontend/bluelagoon/logout.html
Example:
/usr/local/cpanel/base/frontend/bluelagoon/logout.html
OK thank you I have understand . The logout.html is called automatically by http://www.domain.com:2082/logout
As you explained , It' s enough to modify logout.html , however if you want a real log out ,
we have to use this link
http://www.domain.com:2082/logout
in fact if we use
http://www.domain.com:2082/frontend/yourskin/logout.html
log out will not work fine.
Bye and thanks
As you explained , It' s enough to modify logout.html , however if you want a real log out ,
we have to use this link
http://www.domain.com:2082/logout
in fact if we use
http://www.domain.com:2082/frontend/yourskin/logout.html
log out will not work fine.
Bye and thanks
[quote:46a36568fc][i:46a36568fc]Originally posted by moronhead[/i:46a36568fc]
Hmm... after logout pressing the back buttons is bringing the user straight back to where he left off in cpanel - without a request for authorization. Is there a remedy for this?[/quote:46a36568fc]
If you click update on your browser it shoud require the password .
Are you linking to 2082:/logout ?
Hmm... after logout pressing the back buttons is bringing the user straight back to where he left off in cpanel - without a request for authorization. Is there a remedy for this?[/quote:46a36568fc]
If you click update on your browser it shoud require the password .
Are you linking to 2082:/logout ?
One thing to keep in mind, unless you are using a copy of one of themes or have update turned off, any changes made to the html files will be lot if the theme gets an update.
Also there is no such thing as a perfect logout. The best thing is after hitting logout is to close the browser window and launch a new one.
Also there is no such thing as a perfect logout. The best thing is after hitting logout is to close the browser window and launch a new one.
[quote:1063172cb6][i:1063172cb6]Originally posted by moronhead[/i:1063172cb6]
Hmm... after logout pressing the back buttons is bringing the user straight back to where he left off in cpanel - without a request for authorization. Is there a remedy for this?[/quote:1063172cb6]
http://forums.cpanel.net/read.php?TID=4834
Hmm... after logout pressing the back buttons is bringing the user straight back to where he left off in cpanel - without a request for authorization. Is there a remedy for this?[/quote:1063172cb6]
http://forums.cpanel.net/read.php?TID=4834
Hi,
I want to use images on my logout-page. At the moment these images are located in the theme-directory. This causes a new htacces-window at the logout-page (it's clear because these images are after the logout-process in a secured area). Now I'd like to know where I have to save these images to avoid this htacces-window.
Thank you
Strauberry
I want to use images on my logout-page. At the moment these images are located in the theme-directory. This causes a new htacces-window at the logout-page (it's clear because these images are after the logout-process in a secured area). Now I'd like to know where I have to save these images to avoid this htacces-window.
Thank you
Strauberry
One way is to have the images outside 2082 and link to them.
Put images in /usr/local/apache/htdocs/images
<img src=http://server.domain.com/images/imagename>
Put images in /usr/local/apache/htdocs/images
<img src=http://server.domain.com/images/imagename>
A suggestion
logout.html
//start
</head>
<base href="http://www.yourdomain.com"
<body>
//in the images
<img src="ico-yourimage.gif" border="0">
//in the reconnect
<a href="http://www.<cpanel print="DOMAIN">:2082"></a>
Safety? I didn't still verify problems.
cPanel.net Support Ticket Number:
cPanel.net Support Ticket Number:
logout.html
//start
</head>
<base href="http://www.yourdomain.com"
<body>
//in the images
<img src="ico-yourimage.gif" border="0">
//in the reconnect
<a href="http://www.<cpanel print="DOMAIN">:2082"></a>
Safety? I didn't still verify problems.
cPanel.net Support Ticket Number:
cPanel.net Support Ticket Number:
