[JIRA] [core] (JENKINS-18439) Ability to modify the login page

2014-05-20 Thread dan...@beckweb.net (JIRA)















































Daniel Beck
 resolved  JENKINS-18439 as Won't Fix


Ability to modify the login page
















Plugins implementing the PageDecorator extension point should be able to do this fairly easily.

There are generic implementations, e.g. the 'Simple Theme Plugin' that allows adding arbitrary _javascript_ + CSS on all pages of Jenkins.

Sample CSS adding a note below the login form (in web browsers that don't suck):

form[action="" {
	content: "Hello, world!";
	font-weight: bold;
	font-size: 20px;
}






Change By:


Daniel Beck
(20/May/14 10:35 PM)




Status:


Open
Resolved





Resolution:


Won't Fix



























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[JIRA] [core] (JENKINS-18439) Ability to modify the login page

2013-06-20 Thread m_bro...@java.net (JIRA)














































m_broida
 updated  JENKINS-18439


Ability to modify the login page
















Change By:


m_broida
(20/Jun/13 10:55 PM)




Description:


We need to display a bit of information (which set of credentials to use, who to contact for site/job support, etc).  We currently display that on the "Default View", but it must be visible BEFORE the user is logged in.NOW we want to set Jenkins so any access requires a logged-in user.  In that case, first access jumps to login page showing only Username, Password, and "remember me" boxes.We want to modify the login page
 (login.jelly file?)
 without worry of our mods being wiped out by a Jenkins upgrade (and without mucking in .jar files).  Perhaps just a way to specify a blob of HTML that login.jelly will display above the "Username" input box??



























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[JIRA] [core] (JENKINS-18439) Ability to modify the login page

2013-06-20 Thread m_bro...@java.net (JIRA)














































m_broida
 created  JENKINS-18439


Ability to modify the login page















Issue Type:


New Feature



Assignee:


Unassigned


Components:


core



Created:


20/Jun/13 10:46 PM



Description:


We need to display a bit of information (which set of credentials to use, who to contact for site/job support, etc).  We currently display that on the "Default View", but it must be visible BEFORE the user is logged in.

NOW we want to set Jenkins so any access requires a logged-in user.  In that case, first access jumps to login page showing only Username, Password, and "remember me" boxes.

We want to modify the login page (login.jelly file?) without worry of our mods being wiped out by a Jenkins upgrade (and without mucking in .jar files).  Perhaps just a way to specify a blob of HTML that login.jelly will display above the "Username" input box??




Project:


Jenkins



Labels:


login




Priority:


Minor



Reporter:


m_broida

























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