Customizing partials in universal login with custom domain

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As a continuation to that topic:

@vlad.murarasu, thank you for your response! I still have some issues though.

I created and connected my custom domain to the Tenant and launched the Auth0’s CLI to modify the template partials. I did some dummy modifications and did the “Deploy” thing but it’s still not visible on the auth site.

The issue that maybe is related is that I can access my login page through auth.mydomain.com/login but it redirects me back to the original tenant’s name. Is that correct behaviour? Is it because of that I can’t see changes in partials as it’s still the default page?

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Hi again @konradalfaro,

Long time no see,

I understand that you have difficulties regarding the Universal Login Partials. The fact that the login page redirects to the original tenant’s name is why you can’t see the difference, and it’s not the correct behavior.

You can try the following ways of troubleshooting:

  • Use the get partials endpoint to make sure partials have been saved to the tenant
  • Create an /authorize endpoint with both the original domain and the custom domain, and test their behaviours

Let us know what behavior these lead to.

Have a good one,
Vlad

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Hey @vlad.murarasu. Thank you for your input.

I ran the get partials request and I see that my changes are there:

{
  "login": {
    "form-footer-end": "<!--Try adding some html here to update the form-footer-end placeholder-->\nasdasd",
    "form-content-end": "<!--Try adding some html here to update the form-content-end placeholder-->\nasdasd",
    "form-footer-start": "asdasdasd",
    "form-content-start": "asrerererer"
  }
}

What do you mean by creating /authorize endpoint?