IMPORTANT: Depending on which authentication mode you are using, you have to use different widgets. If you are in claims-based authentication mode, use the Login widget. If you are in forms authentication, use the Login (backward compatibility) widget. For more information about authentication modes and how to switch between them, see Authentication and Single Sign-On (SSO).
NOTE: In claims-based mode, you can use functionality for changing password. For more information, see Change password widget widget.
To setup login on your website, perform the following:
NOTE: If you are experiencing problems with the login when an SSL certificate is installed on the login page, click Administration » Settings » Advanced » Security. In AccessControlAllowOrigin, enter *. If this does not solve your problem, return its value to null.
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