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WFS709TP ProSafe Smart Wireless Switch Software Administration Manual } } if (errmsg && errmsg.length > 0) { errmsg = "\n" + errmsg + "\n\n"; document.write(errmsg); } } Language Customization The ability to customize the internal captive portal provides you with a very flexible interface to the captive portal system. However, other than posting site-specific messages onto the captive portal website, the most common type of customization is likely to be language localization. This section describes a simple method for creating a native language captive portal implementation using the internal captive portal system. 1. First, customize the page to your liking (see "Personalizing the Captive Portal Page" in Chapter 8). To do this, navigate to the Maintenance > Customize Captive Portal in the browser interface. For example, choose a page design, upload a custom logo and/or a custom background. Also include any page text and acceptable use policy that you would like on the page. We recommend that you put this in your target language so it will not need to be translated later. 2. Ensure that Guest login is enabled or disabled, as you prefer. Navigate to Configuration > Authentication Methods > Captive Portal and select or deselect Enable Guest Login, if necessary. 3. Click Submit and then click on View Captive Portal. Check that your customization and text/ html is correct, with the default interface still in English and the character set still autodetecting ISO-8859-1. Repeat steps 1 through 3 until you are satisfied with your page. C-6 Internal Captive Portal v1.0, June 2007

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WFS709TP ProSafe Smart Wireless Switch Software Administration Manual
C-6
Internal Captive Portal
v1.0, June 2007
}
}
if (errmsg && errmsg.length > 0) {
errmsg = "<div id='errorbox'>\n" + errmsg + "\n</div>\n";
document.write(errmsg);
}
}
</script>
Language Customization
The ability to customize the internal captive portal provides you with a very flexible interface to
the captive portal system. However, other than posting site-specific messages onto the captive
portal website, the most common type of customization is likely to be language localization. This
section describes a simple method for creating a native language captive portal implementation
using the internal captive portal system.
1.
First, customize the page to your liking (see
“Personalizing the Captive Portal Page” in
Chapter 8
). To do this, navigate to the Maintenance > Customize Captive Portal in the browser
interface.
For example, choose a page design, upload a custom logo and/or a custom background. Also
include any page text and acceptable use policy that you would like on the page. We
recommend that you put this in your target language so it will not need to be translated later.
2.
Ensure that Guest login is enabled or disabled, as you prefer. Navigate to Configuration >
Authentication Methods > Captive Portal and select or deselect Enable Guest Login, if
necessary.
3.
Click Submit and then click on View Captive Portal. Check that your customization and text/
html is correct, with the default interface still in English and the character set still
autodetecting ISO-8859-1.
Repeat steps 1 through 3 until you are satisfied with your page.