I know many woud like to repace the login page for the control panel with a custom form on their own site. The only problem with that is if the user enters anyting incorrecty, they are sent to the hsphere page.
I spent a few hours today writing a script using the ajax methodolody and though others would like to see what I've done and possibly use it. I'm not exacty using XML (i use my own format), but I did this in a way to get around Mozilla's block on cross-domain scripting.
I'll post all the code later if anyone wants it. I'm headed out on the town in a few minutes but wanted to post what I've done. The look and feel mimics the default look of hsphere. There is a display issue with IE right now when using the dropdown "forgot password" feature, but all the functionaity does work (I hate IE and only use FireFox). The cool thing is that the actual error (if login doesn't work) is displayed without a page turn.
Anyway, you can view the script and play with it at http://www.jonyah.com
I'll have the IE issues fixed probably tomorrow if I get time to work on it. I did use a js library from aculo.us for the shaking, drowndown and blinking (all of which can be disabled).
Anway, enjoy.
I spent a few hours today writing a script using the ajax methodolody and though others would like to see what I've done and possibly use it. I'm not exacty using XML (i use my own format), but I did this in a way to get around Mozilla's block on cross-domain scripting.
I'll post all the code later if anyone wants it. I'm headed out on the town in a few minutes but wanted to post what I've done. The look and feel mimics the default look of hsphere. There is a display issue with IE right now when using the dropdown "forgot password" feature, but all the functionaity does work (I hate IE and only use FireFox). The cool thing is that the actual error (if login doesn't work) is displayed without a page turn.
Anyway, you can view the script and play with it at http://www.jonyah.com
I'll have the IE issues fixed probably tomorrow if I get time to work on it. I did use a js library from aculo.us for the shaking, drowndown and blinking (all of which can be disabled).
Anway, enjoy.