Hi all,

We use LDAP to authenticate all the survey administrators on our LimeSurvey website. One of the survey administrators made the mistake of repeatedly typing in her password wrongly. After a couple of turns she chose the option "Forgot your password" and received the password in her mailbox.
Here is where she got it all mixed up. Instead of choosing the "LimeSurvey internal database" authentication method, she chose the LDAP authentication method. She used the password that was emailed to her. She did not get authenticated off course.

So, how I can make sure people do not use the "Forgot your password" option?
1. I tell them not to use the "Forgot your password" button.
2. I remove the "Forgot your password" button .


Can someone tell me how to remove the "Forgot your password" on the logon page?

Thanks in advance.

Stanley

There is currently no setting for doing this.

Some ideas:
a) Open a feature request (takes time, to guarantee)
b) Modify the PHP code (which also means, doing that after each update of LimeSurvey)
c) Try to modify the admintemplate/CSS (same cons as with b)

Hiding via CSS seems to be not possible without hiding the loginbutton.

You should be able to hide it with CSS.

1) Create a custom admin theme - www.limesurvey.org/manual/Custom_Admin_T...meSurvey_Version_2.5

2) Add something like this to the end of /limeSurveyDirectory/upload/admintheme/yourThemeName/css/lime-admin-common.css:

tpartner wrote:

Code:

#loginform .login-submit a {
  display: none;
}

Interesting, so that hides the <a> tag restricted to the named div section.
My CSS3 book is still shrink-wrapped.

I think this is possible since before CSS3. Because even I have used this before and my last real use of CSS is probably about 6-7 years ago.

holch wrote: Because even I have used this before and my last real use of CSS is probably about 6-7 years ago.

My CSS1 and CSS2 books are also shrink-wrapped. Now I'm waiting for someone telling me, that CSS3 is no longer one, big specification but a bundle of modules. Meanwhile I learned today: In CSS3 the selector can be e.g a[href$=".lss"], which then selects every <a> element whose href attribute value ends with ".lss".

Everyday something new.
I really have to get back in the game with HTML/CSS. Was quite good at it back in the time, but if you don't use it on a regular basis you forget a lot and then these stupid things also move on and change. Not helping.
And Javascript / Jquery is also on the list. But there is too much on the list already.

Hi all,

I attach my solution

Regards