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Hello, The goal of the FormBuilder provided in SimpleIdServer is to allow administrators to edit the look and feel online without redeploying the application, while also enforcing form security (required fields and anti-forgery tokens). If you do not want to use the FormBuilder, you can always edit the .cshtml files directly and add the necessary elements. If you need any help, we can assist you in migrating some pages from the FormBuilder to .cshtml. KR, |
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If you can provide simple steps using razor would be appreciated.At this time we are putting a prototype together for our startup but I believe we will require some consultancy after launch assuming it is something you do? On 2 Jan 2026 16:56, SimpleIdServer ***@***.***> wrote:
Indeed, there is no custom UI that shows a different page for each step; everything is built using the form builder. However, we can provide some examples.
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I am just wondering what suggestions are there for creating a custom UI for example when using email and OTP your sample page does everything in one form.
I did see a form Builder which I was trying to play about where however I believe it does not allow me to create separate pages.
As an example user types in email clicks send code and auto redirects to the page that asks for the code.
Looking at the current cshtml under views/ email I see it is using the form Builder.
So what are suggestions to replace the ui?
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