Web logon page: How to close the Logon form after logon

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On the Web logon page, when the user clicks on the “Log on” button, the chosen client (HTML5 or Windows) is opened in a new browser’s tab.

Sometimes, and more specifically when using the Windows client, you might want to hide the logon form to the user, for instance in order to avoid the user clicking again on the “Log-on” button.

Depending on the Internet browser used, you have two choices on how to change this default behavior. Both solutions require you to modify a JavaScript file.

Solution A: Fermer l'onglet de connexion - Pour Internet Explorer uniquement

In this solution, when the user clicks on the “Log on” button, the chosen client will be opened in a new browser tab and the Logon tab will close itself. Depending on the Internet Explorer version, a small message window might be displayed to the user, asking him to confirm that he wants to close this tab.

Edit the file “common.js” file which is stored into the “C:\Program Files (x86)\TSplus\Clients\www\software” folder. We advise you to use a text editor such as Notepad or Notepad++. no use Word).

Search for these lines:

  p = 'software/remoteapp.html';
  window.name = " " + window.opforfalse;
  if (cpwin != false) {
    cpwin.name = window.opforfalse;
    cpwin.location.replace(hostGateway + jwtsclickLinkBefore(getside(), p));
  } else {
    window.open(hostGateway + jwtsclickLinkBefore(getside(), p), window.opforfalse);
  }

And replace them by those lines:

  p = 'software/remoteapp.html';
  window.name = " " + window.opforfalse;
  if (cpwin != false) {
    cpwin.name = window.opforfalse;
    cpwin.location.replace(hostGateway + jwtsclickLinkBefore(getside(), p));
  } else {
    window.open(hostGateway + jwtsclickLinkBefore(getside(), p), window.opforfalse);
  }
  window.open('','_parent','');
  window.close();

We recommend you clear your browser’s cache after saving the changed JavaScript file.

Solution B: Rediriger l'onglet de connexion vers une autre page web - Pour tous les navigateurs

In this solution, when the user clicks on the “Log on” button, the chosen client will be opened in a new browser’s tab and the Logon tab will automatically navigate to another web page.

You are free to use any existing Internet address (URL) such as “ http://google.com http://your_intranet/your/page.html, or you can create your own web page by using thankyou.html as the URL and creating a file named thankyou.html in the C:\Program Files (x86)\TSplus\Clients\www folder and putting HTML content in it.

Edit the file “common.js” file which is stored into the “C:\Program Files (x86)\TSplus\Clients\www\software” folder. We advise you to use a text editor such as Notepad or Notepad++. no use Word).

Search for these lines:

  p = 'software/remoteapp.html';
  window.name = " " + window.opforfalse;
  if (cpwin != false) {
    cpwin.name = window.opforfalse;
    cpwin.location.replace(hostGateway + jwtsclickLinkBefore(getside(), p));
  } else {
    window.open(hostGateway + jwtsclickLinkBefore(getside(), p), window.opforfalse);
  }

And replace them by those lines:

  p = 'software/remoteapp.html';
  window.name = " " + window.opforfalse;
  if (cpwin != false) {
    cpwin.name = window.opforfalse;
    cpwin.location.replace(hostGateway + jwtsclickLinkBefore(getside(), p));
  } else {
    window.open(hostGateway + jwtsclickLinkBefore(getside(), p), window.opforfalse);
  }
  window.location.href = "http://google.com";

We recommend you clear your browser’s cache after saving the changed JavaScript file.