I am trying to customize the ‘Log in at …’ button text but can’t seem to fully customize it. Screenshot attached. As you can see, it the button’s label is 'Log in at ab1e0336-a247-4…’
I read that the language dictionary param that controls this label is loginAtLabel and its default value is ‘Log in at %s’. I tried to change the value to simply 'Log in' but looks like the placeholder %s` can’t be removed and is eventually replaced the the Connection’s server name (ie, the ‘ab1e0336-a247-4…’ in the screenshot). I just want the label to say ‘Log in’ because the server name could confuse our users.
I also tried setting the labeledSubmitButton param of the Lock options object, but doesn’t seem to apply to the log in button I’m trying to change.
In summary:
How do change the button’s label to simply ‘Log in’
For informational purposes, where does auth0 pull the the value for the %s placeholder? I have two connections (ADFS and Microsoft Azure AD) and different values are used depending on the Connection used for each Application
Thanks for looking into how to get rid of the %s placesholder
I’m glad you also caught this oddity. I did notice that '‘ab1e0336-a247-4…’ comes from the Microsoft Azure AD’s Settings > Microsoft Azure AD Domain setting. I also do not know where the login button pulls the value for ADFS. Here is the screenshot. As you can see the value is ‘academyart.edu’:
Hello, I’m hitting the same issue where the company I’m working for wants to be able to override the label on the button. Has a solution been produced yet?
Same issue for me. I’m using a SAML enterprise connection. The enterprise login in button is taking the first value from the Identity Provider Domains field under Authentication > Enterprise > SAML > {MY_CONNECTION}