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          Where can we set the value for default domain?
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 |  Sort of annoying to have to enter the full email address.
 
 Looking at settings.xml I saw a strange and misspelled tag of <DefauldDomainValue />. Enterig a value or changing it did not make a diff.
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        | Igor AfterLogic Support
 
  
 
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          I understand you'd like to enter username rather than email address. Following values in settings.xml file would do that:
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       | <LoginFormType>LoginAtDomain</LoginFormType> <LoginAtDomainValue>yourdomain.com</LoginAtDomainValue>
 <UseLoginAsEmailAddress>On</UseLoginAsEmailAddress>
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 It is assumed that email address is used as login on mail server. If username is used for that, set UseLoginAsEmailAddress to Off.
 
 You can find more info on settings.xml file here.
 
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          And, thanks for pointing out the typo, it will be fixed of course.
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        | biotech Newbie
 
  
  
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          Thanks Igor,
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 |  I am still getting a js prompt at login:
 "You should specify a correct e-mail."
 and yes the goal is to login with just username not the full email of user@domain.com.
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        | Igor AfterLogic Support
 
  
 
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          Have you purged JavaScript cache after making the modification?
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 If this still doesn't help, please submit your copy of settings.xml file for examination via HelpDesk.
 
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          Doesn't v6 has something like v5 where the domain name is automatically appended so that the user doesn't need to type his/her entire email address in the login screen?
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 In v6, <LoginFormType>LoginAtDomain</LoginFormType> is not something I'm looking for as <LoginAtDomainValue>yourdomain.com</LoginAtDomainValue> can only contain 1 domain value. I'm having WebMail Pro handling multiple domains.
 
 <LoginFormType>LoginAtDomainDropdown</LoginFormType> on the other hand allows the user to select which domain he/she intends to login to from a dropdown list. I wanted to hide this info from users. Users should not know how many domains my webmail is handling and what are the domains being handled.
 
 The feature in v5 is just nice. Let's say I have 2 domains "abc.com" and "xyz.com". when user1@abc.com logs in his account from webmail.abc.com, he'll just need to enter user1 in the textbox and the literal abc.com is already appended behind without offering the user to change the domain. The same goes to user2@xyz.com logging in from webmail.xyz.com. where is this feature that used to be in v5?
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          According to the developers, the feature is there. To make it work, make sure LoginFormType is set to Login, and DefaultDomainValue is empty.
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       | According to the developers, the feature is there. To make it work, make sure LoginFormType is set to Login, and DefaultDomainValue is empty. 
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 It doesn't work. I got a long textbox where I'm expected to type in my full email address as username (which is the default feature). and according to the documentation of webmail pro v6 .NET, the valid options for LoginFormType are Email, LoginAtDomain, and LoginAtDomainDropdown
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          and it seems that this v6 that i'm using doesn't have DefaultDomainValue
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        | Igor AfterLogic Support
 
  
 
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          I was referring to PHP version, and functionality related to this might be different for those two. I will check this with the developers and will let you know.
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        | jason2k Newbie
 
  
  
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          any news on this yet?
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          According to the developers, this functionality is not currently available in ASP.NET edition. We have added this to the product roadmap, hopefully it will become available in one of the future versions.
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 It might be a good idea to switch to PHP version, as it has the feature you're looking for. PHP version is known to run just fine on Windows (be it IIS or Apache), and in a number of aspects, it's more polished and optimized compared to ASP.NET version.
 
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        | jason2k Newbie
 
  
  
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          okay, thanks
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