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"Login To Plesk 7.5 Reloaded"

T

talesa

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I've read many posts about making custom login and logout pages, but most options seem to suffer from some loss of functionality. Has anyone simply found a way to change the Heading on the Login page?

I have a really hard time sending my clients to a page that says "Login To Plesk 7.5 Reloaded". I don't want my clients to have to wonder what "Plesk 7.5 Reloaded" is.


Cheers.


Trevor Johnston
 
answering my own question

Found the answer:

In the following file:
{plesk path}/admin/plib/locales/en-US/messages_en-US.php

(Or whatever your default language locale is)

Adjust the following line:

PHP:
'login_up__login_label_plesk' => "Login to %1",

Put whatever you want in the double quotes.


Trevor
 
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