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3/2/2011 8:12 AM
 
When using AD-authentication the users sometimes have a hard time pushing the "Windows Login" button.

I use this code to hide the DNN-login button:

File: \DesktopModules\Admin\Authentication\Login.ascx.vb
Line: 370

Replace:
DisplayTabbedLoginControl(authLoginControl, tsLogin.Tabs)

With:

If Request.QueryString("dnnlogin") = "true" Then
DisplayTabbedLoginControl(authLoginControl, tsLogin.Tabs)
Else
If authLoginControl.ToString() <> "ASP.desktopmodules_authenticationservices_dnn_login_ascx" Then
DisplayTabbedLoginControl(authLoginControl, tsLogin.Tabs)
End If
End If

If anyone has a better idea, please let me know. But this one works like a charm :)

If you need to login as host add the query dnnlogin=true to the url
 
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3/2/2011 9:08 AM
 
I simply disable the DNN authentication, then there is no Windows Login button.

 
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3/2/2011 12:20 PM
 
Do you have 'Synchronize Role' turned on. Trying turning that off. Synchronize Role can 'slow' login process.

Ash Prasad
Director of Engineering
DNN Corp.
 
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3/2/2011 4:47 PM
 
Ash, I don't think that has anything to do with the user's question. He's saying his users are having a hard time pushing the Windows Login button. So, Jens, can you clarify a bit more? Are you talking about when a user initially goes to the Login page and have to choose between Standard and Windows login? Or is it after they've chosen the Windows tab (it doesn't look like it but it's a tab) they then have problems when they click on the Login button after entering their credentials? Is it not responding or are they getting an error?
 
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3/3/2011 9:19 AM
 
It's no actual problem really.
But when the users log in, they have to choose from Windows or Standard login.
Sometimes a user gets confused and don't know wich one to choose, and calls the support.
I hide the Standard login button to prevent the users from making "the wrong" choice. :)

Thanks for the answers!
 
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