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* Update docs to fix some typos * Update to match new 2018 look
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1. The JavaScript works for deployments in most major languages. However, if you wish to have your pages work under other languages, you will need to follow the steps below in ```Supporting Non-English Languages```. | ||
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2. The new paginated sign in contains a user avatar image. By default, this image is a standard empty user avatar (shown below). To support user avatar lookup, you will need to follow the steps below in ```Supporting User Avatar Lookup```. | ||
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![Empty User](./images/empty_user.png) | ||
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## Supporting Non-English Languages | ||
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In order to support non-English languages, you will need to add translated text for the new UI items that are created by the JavaScript. | ||
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Each translation should be mapped to the correct language code. For a reference on language codes, see the ```ISO 639-1 Code``` column in the table at [this resource](https://www.loc.gov/standards/iso639-2/php/code_list.php). | ||
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## Supporting User Avatar Lookup | ||
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The Azure AD experience includes a user avatar on the password page, on the right side of the banner. AD FS does not have support for the concept of a user avatar, so it's not possible to include this logic out-of-the-box. If you wish to support this behavior, you will have to build a web API that accepts a username, and returns an image. You will then have to update the ```paginatedOnload.js``` code to make the request for the user avatar image, and handle the response. | ||
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If you are interested in working with the AD FS Open Source community to build a user avatar web app, please contact [email protected]. | ||
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## Example | ||
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![Login Screenshot](./images/screenshot_paginated.png) | ||
![Login Screenshot](./images/screenshot_paginated2.png) | ||
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## Contributing (Special Note) | ||
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