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0D51Y00008MwLIpSANOkta Classic EngineAdministrationAnswered2024-04-15T09:30:27.000Z2020-04-29T13:26:28.000Z2020-04-29T15:30:31.000Z
  • bc221 (bc221)

    oktaSignIn.on has ("ready", function (){ ....... } this will make sure that Widget is loaded completely and then you can go ahead and change the text. I did it as below.

     

    oktaSignIn.on("ready", function () {

                $("a[data-se='needhelp']").html("Need help? Reset your password");

                $("a[data-se='forgot-password']").html("I want to Reset Password");

               });

     

    it this resolve your issue then mark answer as correct. thanks

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  • bc221 (bc221)

    You can do this with jQuery. find component by id or other attribute and then change it. we did the same in our custom sign-in page with okta widget

    • bc221 (bc221)

      oktaSignIn.on has ("ready", function (){ ....... } this will make sure that Widget is loaded completely and then you can go ahead and change the text. I did it as below.

       

      oktaSignIn.on("ready", function () {

                  $("a[data-se='needhelp']").html("Need help? Reset your password");

                  $("a[data-se='forgot-password']").html("I want to Reset Password");

                 });

       

      it this resolve your issue then mark answer as correct. thanks

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  • BENJAMINM.76819 (Customer)

    Sweet! I'll pass this on to the team and we'll give it a shot! Thank you Vipul!

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