
BarryA.30716 (Customer) asked a question.
We have a custom branded sign-in page, and within this logic, we override some of the messages with our own messages.
An example of how we currently do this is as follows:
let config = OktaUtil.getSignInWidgetConfig();
// Render the Okta Sign-In Widget
if (config.language === 'en') {
config.i18n.en["factor.sms.time.warning"] = "Haven't received an SMS? To try again, click the 'Re-send code' button";
}
We would like to change the text for the Keep Me Signed In checkbox to something different than "Keep Me Signed In".
I first tried to override the message directly within the code editor of the sign-in page, like this:
config.i18n.en["oie.kmsi.title"] = "Do not challenge me on this device for 7 days";
I've also tried by accessing the corresponding Labels page, and changing the text of the Title property within the "Keep me signed in" section.
Neither of these options work. I was also able to log the value of the label to the console like this:
console.log(config.i18n.en["oie.kmsi.title"]);
This outputs the desired label value, yet the actual label on the login screen still displays the old label.
Is there a different way to modify this, or maybe, is it possible that the label that I'm trying to override is different than the one that I'm actually overriding?

Hi @BarryA.30716 (Customer) , Thank you for reaching out to the Okta Community!
While this is a bit outside of my area of expertise, I ran it by my colleagues and they mentioned that there is also a property called "oie.remember" that you might have to take a look at as well.
That being said, if you continue having issues with this and if you have an account with us and are a SuperAdmin/Case Admin, please open a case to work with my colleagues from the Support Team to investigate this further. They'll be able to access additional tools and resources to help you get to the bottom of it.
Regards.
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