Hide the Azure AD button into Singin page on Customer Service Portal

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Hi all, I have a question about portals, we need to hide the Azure AD button into Singin page on Customer Service Portal

What is the method supported to achieve it?

Although Authentication/Registration/ExternalLoginEnabled key be set to false Azure AD button still appears.

Thanks and regards.

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RE: Hide the Azure AD button into Singin page on Customer Service Portal

I had the same issue and followed zabbys idea of hiding the button and label using css - the post is at: community.dynamics.com/.../208312

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RE: Hide the Azure AD button into Singin page on Customer Service Portal

docs.microsoft.com/.../active-directory-b2c-reference-ui-customization

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Paul - AMC Technology on at

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RE: Hide the Azure AD button into Singin page on Customer Service Portal

I contacted Microsoft and they said to modify the theme.css by adding the following at the end of the file:

.btn-line {

visibility: hidden;

}

This did hide the button... but you then need to blank out the "External Sign-in...." text. The two lines are still there so I blanked out the "Sign In" text as well. The lines are a little annoying but it is ok for a workaround... Hopefully they fix the "Authentication/Registration/ExternalLoginEnabled" parameter to work as expected.

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RE: Hide the Azure AD button into Singin page on Customer Service Portal

Paul, first sorry for not answering before (I've been out of order for a few months), secondly this workaround was enough to cover my case, thank you very much.

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Nick.Doelman 1,947 Most Valuable Professional on at

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RE: Hide the Azure AD button into Singin page on Customer Service Portal

This appears to have been recently fixed in portals. Add the following site setting and set to "false"

Authentication/Registration/AzureADLoginEnabled

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Arpit Shrivastava 7,518 User Group Leader on at

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RE: Hide the Azure AD button into Singin page on Customer Service Portal

Hi,

There is no need to write a code to achieve this. This is possible OOB:

If you have already been made the value of site setting to 'False'. Then Restart the Portal is the mandatory steps to get this reflected on Portal.

See below:

https://community.dynamics.com/crm/f/117/t/267151

https://community.dynamics.com/crm/b/nishantranaweblog/archive/2018/02/15/hide-sign-in-with-an-external-account-from-dynamics-365-portal

If found useful, please mark the answer as verified.

Cheers
Arpit
https://arpitmscrmhunt.blogspot.in

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Nick.Doelman 1,947 Most Valuable Professional on at

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RE: Hide the Azure AD button into Singin page on Customer Service Portal

I found on my portals I did NOT have to restart the portal. Clearing the cache via the "/_services/about" is all I had to do.

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RE: Hide the Azure AD button into Singin page on Customer Service Portal

Clearing the cache with "/_services/about" worked for me as well with d365 CRM portals.

This information helped me solve my issue.

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RE: Hide the Azure AD button into Singin page on Customer Service Portal

Hi Juan......

check this article to hide azure button.....

crmhub.blogspot.in/.../Hide-AzureAD-Button-in-D365-Portal.html

If you have performed all the steps which mention in this article....... then it must be problem of cache.........To resolve cache problem..... check this article......

crmhub.blogspot.in/.../cache-problem-in-d365-portal-adx-studio-Portal.html

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