For a variety of reasons, I'd like to create my own login page. I
have found experimentally that it is insufficient to just duplicate
the Form tag from the Round Cube login page on my own page as shown
below. It seems to be realted to cookies, as it takes me back to the
Round Cube login page and flashes an error saying my browser doesn't
accept cookies. Does anybody know if what I want to do possible?
<form action="http://host/roundcubemail/" method="port"> <input type="text" name="_user"> <input type="password" name="_pass"> <input type="hidden" name="_action" value="login"> </form>
On 11.09.2006, at 07:55, Mike Laiosa wrote:
For a variety of reasons, I'd like to create my own login page. I
have found experimentally that it is insufficient to just duplicate
the Form tag from the Round Cube login page on my own page as shown
below. It seems to be realted to cookies, as it takes me back to
the Round Cube login page and flashes an error saying my browser
doesn't accept cookies. Does anybody know if what I want to do
possible?
RoundCube actually just cheks if there is any cookie submitted. If
you run RC under the same domain ans the login page, you could set a
cookie with host .yourdomain.com. This should be submitted to the RC
host as well and omit the error message.
Regards, Thomas
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Mike Laiosa -
Thomas Brüderli