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Creator III
Creator III

GIF custom login page

Dear Members

We are curious to know if it is possible to add GIF webpage as custom login for Qliksense ?

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Lech_Miszkiewicz
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Never heard of "GIF webpage" - what is it, can you share a link?

Otherwise it is possible to create custom Virtual Proxy (assuming you are talking about Qlik Sense Enterprise on Windows and not cloud)

cheers

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Creator III
Creator III
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He we mean to say animated web page

Lech_Miszkiewicz
Partner Ambassador/MVP
Partner Ambassador/MVP

Hi @Tool_Tip 

you may need to put bit more effort to ask the right question and provide context to what you are trying to do. There are too many unknown things about your question. 

If you are asking if you can have custom form/custom website on which you would have Qlik Sense Enterprise on windows authentication - the short answer is: Yes, you can. 

- Then you would ask: how?

- And we will answer very vaguely as this topic needs to be discussed usually with lot more depth (below are just super high level steps required, most of them are custom built):

  • Custom Login Pages (Forms Authentication):
    You would create a custom HTML login page (often Base64 encoded) that interacts with Qlik Sense, handling user credentials and attributes, and configuring the Virtual Proxy to use it.
  • Implementation Steps:
    • Create a Virtual Proxy: In the Qlik Management Console (QMC), set up a new Virtual Proxy to define the custom authentication method (header, ticket, etc.).
    • Configure the Module: Assign the Virtual Proxy to an Authentication Module that matches your needs (e.g., Header Authentication Module, Windows Authentication Module for forms).
    • Set Up Redirects: For ticket or header methods, configure URL redirects to direct users to your custom login or trusted IdP.
    • Use Qlik APIs: Leverage the Qlik Proxy Service (QPS) APIs (ticket or session) to exchange user information securely.
    • Deploy Certificates: Ensure necessary certificates (like QlikClient) are correctly installed on servers for certificate-based authentication.
cheers Lech, When applicable please mark the correct/appropriate replies as "solution" (you can mark up to 3 "solutions". Please LIKE threads if the provided solution is helpful to the problem.