As a follow up on this topic, I'm trying to replace the application icon in the web gui. According to the documentation, the value for ApplicationLoginLogo must be an absolute (UNC) path.
But when you're hosting on Azure, or an IIS without network access, you cannot specify a absolute path.
In the settings.ini file i've tried to use .\MyLogo.png, MyLogo.png, .\App_LocalResources\MyLogo.png, App_LocalResources\MyLogo.png (placed MyLogo.png both in the root and App_LocalResources for all cases, just to be sure). But none of those work.
According to the documentation, a full path is required, but isn't there a way to fix this using a relative path?
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ApplicationLoginLogo using relative path
- Superhero
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Best answer by Erik Brink
Hi René,
I did some research on this and I found out, we do not support relative paths on that setting yet.
Could you please push a ticket into TCP to request support for this?
Kind regards,
Erik
View originalI did some research on this and I found out, we do not support relative paths on that setting yet.
Could you please push a ticket into TCP to request support for this?
Kind regards,
Erik
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+5Hi René,
I did some research on this and I found out, we do not support relative paths on that setting yet.
Could you please push a ticket into TCP to request support for this?
Kind regards,
Erik
I did some research on this and I found out, we do not support relative paths on that setting yet.
Could you please push a ticket into TCP to request support for this?
Kind regards,
Erik
+5We expect the release of 19-11-2019 to support this functionality.
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