customize APM login page with forgot password link

This option hides it and doesnt consume space on the logon page style="display:none;"

fixed it already use

<form id="ForgotPassword" action="https://forgotpasswordurl" method="GET" style="display:none;">

    <input name="CommandName" value="Execute" type="hidden" style="display:none;">

    <input name="UserName" value="%{session.logon.last.username}" type="hidden" style="display:none;">

  </form>

 <tr>
     <td colspan=2 class="credentials_table_unified_cell">
         <a href="javascript:document.getElementById('ForgotPassword').submit()">
         Forgot My Password
         </a>
     </td>
 </tr>
     <tr id="submit_row">
 <?       
?>
    </tr>
<?
    $vParam = $_GET['v'];
    if (!empty($vParam) && ($vParam == "v2")) {
?>
    <tr>
        <td class="credentials_table_unified_cell" colspan="2">
        <a id="v2_original_url" href="/">%[logon_original_url]</a>
        </td>
    </tr>
<?
    }
?>
    <tr>
        <td colspan=2 id="credentials_table_footer" ></td>
    </tr>
    </table>
    <input type=hidden name="vhost" value="standard">
    </form>
    <form id="ForgotPassword" action="https://forgotpasswordurl" method="GET">
        <input name="CommandName"  value="Execute" type="hidden">
        <input name="UserName" value="%{session.logon.last.username}"  type="hidden">
    </form>

Latching on to your discussion - this looks like a solution for a Forgot my Password link alone. Can we provide that service, integration into AD to allow someone to reset their password?

Hello,

To complete the answers, when you are in the logon.inc file, you can add the following code just where there is the submit button :

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If you want it below, you have to edit the HTML file (customization advanced). Through the "standard"/general customization, you can only add it above the login field (in the Logon page agent, you can do it too).

You can add it in the customization section.

Access Policy

Customization

Advanced

Then you can edit the logon page found down the line from Access Policies >> [Profile Name] >> Access Policy >> Logon Pages >> Logon Page (logon page name) >> login.inc.

There's an example in the APM Customization document (it talks about adding an image, but could be used to add something different as well.)

Hope this helps.