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User Login Messages

This article explains how you can set up User Login Messages.

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Written by David Bayley-Hamilton
Updated over 3 months ago

Create Core+ User Login Messages

System administrators can create Login messages to be displayed on the Login page to show important information. Only one message can be displayed at a time.

  1. From the Administration menu, select Login Messages.

The Login Messages page will be displayed. Any previously created messages will be displayed in the grid, including the message subject and start and end dates. If the Login Message Configuration has been set to Show by Current Selection, the displayed message will be indicated by a green tick icon displayed in the far right column.

  1. Click on a row or click the Edit icon

    Image of the Edit icon

    to open an existing record.

  2. Click the Delete Selected button on the Login Messages page footer to delete a Login Message record.


Create a new login message

  1. Click the New Login Message button on the Login Messages page footer to create a new message.

The New Login Message page will be displayed. The message layout presented is controlled by the configuration selected in Configuration, System tab, Show Login Message. Messages are configured to be shown by date or by the current selection.


Show by Date

  1. Enter the Message subject. This will not be visible on the log-in page.

  2. Enter the Message detail into the free text field. This is the message that will be displayed on the log-in page.

  3. Enter the Start Date. This is the date from which the message will be displayed on the log-in page; advance dates can be selected if required. If a previously created message has an End Date later than the start Date, this will replace the message on the Login page.

  4. Enter the End Date if required. If no End Date is specified, the message will remain indefinitely or until a message with a more recent Start Date is created.


Show by current selection

  1. Enter the Message subject. This will not be visible on the log-in page.

  2. Enter the Message detail into the free text field. This is the message that will be displayed on the log-in page.

  3. Select the Current checkbox to display this message on the Log In page.

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