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    • We collect Jira Service Desk feedback from various sources, and we evaluate what we've collected when planning our product roadmap. To understand how this piece of feedback will be reviewed, see our Implementation of New Features Policy.

      Issue fixed

      Hello All,

      Marking this resolved as it has been fixed in 4.1. See details here: https://confluence.atlassian.com/servicedesk/jira-service-desk-4-1-x-release-notes-963663641.html#JiraServiceDesk4.1.xreleasenotes-newportalMeetthenewportalexperience

      Can also check out the blog (https://confluence.atlassian.com/servicedesk/a-stylish-new-portal-for-jira-service-desk-server-and-data-center-customers-963663645.html#AstylishnewportalforJiraServiceDeskServerandDataCentercustomers-loginCustomizableloginscreen).

      -JSD Team

      Atlassian status update as of 29th November 2018

      Hello All,

      We are aware that this is important and something our customers expect. The good news is that, this is a priority in our short term roadmap and we're currently investigating ways to make this available to our customers.

      Whilst I’d like to give you a clear timeframe for when we can deliver this, unfortunately, I cannot make such indications at this time yet. We’ll keep you posted as we progress.

      Thanks again for your patience,

      Vidhu Sharma
      Product Manager - Jira Service Desk.

      NOTE: This suggestion is for JIRA Service Desk Server. Using JIRA Service Desk Cloud? See the corresponding suggestion.

      Actual:
      Don't have a login?
      Not a member? To request an account, please contact your JIRA administrators.

      Expected:
      Change the text per Service Desk to give the user some hints what is the login or where they can get access.

            [JSDSERVER-330] Provide a customizable login screen for Service Desk

            For the login page to add text and Privacy Link to Atlassian's trust pages. 

            Johann Rabe added a comment - For the login page to add text and Privacy Link to Atlassian's trust pages. 

            axxonadmin added a comment - https://confluence.atlassian.com/servicemanagementserver/adding-announcements-939926482.html

            I don't see why this issue was closed with absolutely no explanation or documentation from Atlassian as to how we use the new feature?

            Richard Cross added a comment - I don't see why this issue was closed with absolutely no explanation or documentation from Atlassian as to how we use the new feature?

            Roland added a comment -

            Can we have an update on how to resolve this issue? We need to customise the login screen for Jira service desk cloud. Server edition is marked to be discontinued/obsolete so it would be crazy for us to port over to it just for this feature.

            Roland added a comment - Can we have an update on how to resolve this issue? We need to customise the login screen for Jira service desk cloud. Server edition is marked to be discontinued/obsolete so it would be crazy for us to port over to it just for this feature.

            Laura Sands added a comment - - edited

            Hello,

            Does this apply to next-gen, Cloud based Jira Service Desk... or only Server? Are there instructions on how to customize the login screen text for cloud versions? I tried following some of the instructions here and here – they're confusing, or perhaps are outdated, or irrelevant to my version of JSD.

            Here's my issue: The current login screen has very little information in its default. It's no help to users who are logging in for the first time or don't have a login yet but might think they do. I want to be able to give them instruction on how to request access – which requires contacting someone.

            – Laura

            Laura Sands added a comment - - edited Hello, Does this apply to next-gen, Cloud based Jira Service Desk... or only Server? Are there instructions on how to customize the login screen text for cloud versions? I tried following some of the instructions here and here – they're confusing, or perhaps are outdated, or irrelevant to my version of JSD. Here's my issue: The current login screen has very little information in its default. It's no help to users who are logging in for the first time or don't have a login yet but might think they do. I want to be able to give them instruction on how to request access – which requires contacting someone. – Laura

            Hello @Tim Eddelbuettel,

            I see no option to "Enable the new Experience" in my JSD.

            How can I change the "Welcome to Helpcenter"-Text at the signup portal, when defining a name and password?

            The translation into german is not good and we really have to fix this.

            Do I have to fix this manually in the Jira data?

            Thank you very much

            Timon Engelmann added a comment - Hello @Tim Eddelbuettel, I see no option to "Enable the new Experience" in my JSD. How can I change the "Welcome to Helpcenter"-Text at the signup portal, when defining a name and password? The translation into german is not good and we really have to fix this. Do I have to fix this manually in the Jira data? Thank you very much

            joshua.barron, you have to "Enable the new Experience" in the Help Center (not individual portal) configuration where you also change the colors.

            I still prefer the JavaScript workaround for Jira Service Desk 4.5 as I can decide the position. I personally don't like the information above the fields. With long text the login fields are not directly visible.

            And also multi-language is still an issue as it can't be translated and Jira (On-Premise) is still not able to show the interface based on the browser language. With the JavaScript workaround I can detect the browser language and output the information in that language.

            Tim Eddelbüttel added a comment - joshua.barron , you have to "Enable the new Experience" in the Help Center (not individual portal) configuration where you also change the colors. I still prefer the JavaScript workaround for Jira Service Desk 4.5 as I can decide the position. I personally don't like the information above the fields. With long text the login fields are not directly visible. And also multi-language is still an issue as it can't be translated and Jira (On-Premise) is still not able to show the interface based on the browser language. With the JavaScript workaround I can detect the browser language and output the information in that language.

            barronkid added a comment -

            Where was this issue resolved? I've followed the links, read the documentation, and can't figure out how to customize the information provided to my users prior to logging in.

            barronkid added a comment - Where was this issue resolved? I've followed the links, read the documentation, and can't figure out how to customize the information provided to my users prior to logging in.

            btw. i got it

            The problem was that i create the script in the root of the script directory. moving it into a subfolder just work perfect.

             

            Thank you a lot

            Stephan Mallmann added a comment - btw. i got it The problem was that i create the script in the root of the script directory. moving it into a subfolder just work perfect.   Thank you a lot

            Hi Italo,

            thank you for the response.
            I try to reporduce it in our staging system an for me it doesn't work.

            setenv.sh:

            JVM_REQUIRED_ARGS='-Djava.awt.headless=true -Datlassian.standalone=JIRA -Dorg.apache.jasper.runtime.BodyContentImpl.LIMIT_BUFFER=true -Dmail.mime.decodeparameters=true -Dorg.dom4j.factory=com.atlassian.core.xml.InterningDocumentFactory -Dplugin.resource.directories=/app/home/scripts'

            Web resource:

            /app/home/scripts/footer.js:

            root@jira_test:/app/home/scripts# cat footer.js
            (function($) {
            $(function()

            Unknown macro: { AJS.$('.cv-col-primary').append('<div id="login-message" style="width}

            );
            })(AJS.$);

             

            What is wrong there? The configuration has no influence on the login screen of customer portal.

             

            Best regards,

            Stephan

            Stephan Mallmann added a comment - Hi Italo, thank you for the response. I try to reporduce it in our staging system an for me it doesn't work. setenv.sh: JVM_REQUIRED_ARGS='-Djava.awt.headless=true -Datlassian.standalone=JIRA -Dorg.apache.jasper.runtime.BodyContentImpl.LIMIT_BUFFER=true -Dmail.mime.decodeparameters=true -Dorg.dom4j.factory=com.atlassian.core.xml.InterningDocumentFactory -Dplugin.resource.directories=/app/home/scripts' Web resource: /app/home/scripts/footer.js: root@jira_test:/app/home/scripts# cat footer.js (function($) { $(function() Unknown macro: { AJS.$('.cv-col-primary').append('<div id="login-message" style="width} ); })(AJS.$);   What is wrong there? The configuration has no influence on the login screen of customer portal.   Best regards, Stephan

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