Hi Kip,

I made a modified version that adds a "LFDS Laserfiche User" checkbox that toggles the auto domain prefixing off when checked. You can have your one outside user check that box when they log in so they can use their LFDS Laserfiche account. It looks like this and you can make the display text say whatever makes sense for your use case.

The attached Login.cshtml file is for Laserfiche Directory Server 11 Update 2 (build 11.0.2204.1467, released 4 May 2022). Had to add a ".txt" extension for Answers' file type restrictions. Do not use that file as a drop-in replacement for any other build of LFDS.

There are two blocks of changes:

1. Login function modification, from the start through the "var isPublicComputer" bit. It's similar to before and adds the conditional handler for the new checkbox. As before, update the "DOMAIN" placeholder with the correct value.

   function login(authType, identityProviderName) { // identityProviderName is currently only relevant with a federation authentication authType
   	//var rememberMe = document.forms["loginForm"]["rememberMeCheckbox"].checked;
   	//Original username variable construction below
   	//var username = document.forms["loginForm"]["nameField"].value;
   	//Updated username variable that automatically adds a hardcoded domain prefix to the username variable used in the login function
   	var username = "DOMAIN\\" + document.forms["loginForm"]["nameField"].value;
   	var password = document.forms["loginForm"]["passwordField"].value || '';
   	var organizationName = document.forms["loginForm"]["orgField"].value || document.forms["loginForm"]["orgDropdown"].value;
   
   	var isPublicComputer = document.forms["loginForm"]["isPublicComputer"].checked &&
   						   document.getElementById("publicComputer").style.display != "none";
   
   	var isLaserficheAccount = document.forms["loginForm"]["isLaserficheAccount"].checked &&
   						   document.getElementById("laserficheAccount").style.display != "none";
   
   	//Enables LFDS "Laserfiche" user login by not prepending the domain to the username string
   	if (isLaserficheAccount)
   	{
   		username = document.forms["loginForm"]["nameField"].value;
   	}

2. Adding the new "laserficheAccount" checkbox element in-between the existing "publicComputer" and "mfaGroup" ones around line 819. Update the "YOUR MESSAGE HERE" string between the <span> tags with the display text of your choice.

   <!--public computer checkbox-->
   <div id="publicComputer">
   	<label>
   		<input type="checkbox" id="isPublicComputer" />
   		<span id="ThisIsPublicComputerStr"></span>
   	</label>
   </div>
   <!--LFDS Laserfiche account checkbox-->
   <div id="laserficheAccount">
   	<label>
   		<input type="checkbox" id="isLaserficheAccount" />
   		<span id="IsLaserficheAccountStr">YOUR MESSAGE HERE - I am not a District employee</span>
   	</label>
   </div>

    

Hopefully that could be a good solution. The only person who has to do anything different during login is the one outside user checking the box.