Creating Login Error Messages

Within the tag that you have generated in order to create a login box, you will need to enter tags for all possible login errors, so that the system will display the proper text in each instance that a user fails to log in.

In order to do so, open the page's "Source" editor and place your cursor somewhere within the sys:login tag, generally after <input type='submit' value='GO'/> and before </sys:login>.

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Once placed, click to open the "System" drop-down menu once again, and scroll down until you reach the "RMS Toolkit" section.

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From here, click on "on-login-failure" and the following tag will appear in the location where you placed your cursor:

<sys:on-login-failure>Failed to log in.</sys:on-login-failure>
<sys:on-login-failure error='RMS_ALREADY_LOGGED_IN'>You are already logged in. Log out first to log in again.</sys:on-login-failure>
<sys:on-login-failure error='RMS_INVALID_PASSWORD'>Invalid user name or password.</sys:on-login-failure>
<sys:on-login-failure error='RMS_NOT_FOUND'>Invalid user name or password.</sys:on-login-failure>
<sys:on-login-failure error='RMS_DISABLED'>Your account was disabled by the administrator.</sys:on-login-failure>
<sys:on-login-failure error='RMS_TIMED_OUT'>Your session expired due to inactivity.</sys:on-login-failure>
<sys:on-login-failure error='RMS_EXPIRED'>Your account expired.</sys:on-login-failure>
<sys:on-login-failure error='RMS_KICKED_OUT'>Somebody else is using your account!</sys:on-login-failure> <sys:on-login-failure><aml:error>...</aml:error></sys:on-login-failure>

In order to customize the individual messages, simply replace the tag's default messages ("Failed to log in," "You are already logged in. Log out first to log in again," "Invalid user name or password," "Your account was disabled by the administrator," "Your session expired due to inactivity," "Your account expired," and/or "Somebody else is using your account!") with whatever text you prefer.

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