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Custom Button Properties

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matija

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This question concerns adding URL to Custom Button.
When I select "Location: Navigation Pane" and am given "URL:" field, I try to enter something like this:
http://stats.domain.com/Login.aspx?txtSiteID=<dom_name>&txtUser=<dom_name>
but Plesk, when clicked on this link, doesn't recognize <dom_name> (it should be domain.com instead of <dom_name>). I guess it has to do with transforming < to &lt; when adding Custom Button properties to database.
Is there any other way to get client's Plesk login so I can include it in this link, and therefore clients don't have to enter their details manually.

I hope my question is understandable :)
 
I'm having a similar problem with a custom button.

We have a custom button that is suppose to launch a personalized page, something like /domains/something.php, but it just showed up blank. This used to work on our servers since Plesk 7.0.0 up to 7.5.6+

Is there anything that I'm missing?
 
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