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| 0 | +#Integrating an Existing Login Page |
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| 6 | +How Do I Integrate My Login Page? |
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| 10 | +You can use your login page with Izenda reports simply by calling [[ASP.global_asax.CustomAdHocConfig.InitializeReporting()|http://wiki.izenda.us/FAQ/InitializeReporting]] from your login page's code-behind in the OnPreInit() method. There are also [[security samples|http://wiki.izenda.us/FAQ/Questions/Applying-Security]] that we offer to help guide you through what to do after redirecting to reporting pages once your user has authenticated. Our [[downloadable demo|http://wiki.izenda.us/Guides/Developer-Links-and-Guides#Helpful-Links]] also offers an example login page that can be used as a template in integrating your login page. |
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