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(-)a/koha-tmpl/intranet-tmpl/prog/en/modules/admin/identity_provider_domains.tt (-7 / +6 lines)
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                        <div class="hint more-domain" style="display: none">
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                        <div class="hint more-domain" style="display: none">
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                            <div>If this field is empty, or '*' any email domain will match this rule.</div>
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                            <div>If this field is empty, or '*' any email domain will match this rule.</div>
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                            <div>You may enter a wildcard at the beginning of the domain. For example, the domain '*library.com' will match 'students.library.com' but will also match 'otherlibrary.com'</div>
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                            <div>You may enter a wildcard at the beginning of the domain. For example, the domain '*library.com' will match 'students.library.com' but will also match 'otherlibrary.com'</div>
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                            <div>Exact matches have presedence over wildcard ones, so 'library.com' domain will take presedence over '*library.com' when the email is 'somebody@library.com'</div>
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                            <div>Exact matches have precedence over wildcard ones, so 'library.com' domain will take precedence over '*library.com' when the email is 'somebody@library.com'</div>
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                            <div>The same way, the longest match will take presedence over the shorter one, so '*teacher.university.com' will take presedence over '*.university.com' if the email is 'user@math.teacher.university.com'</div>
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                            <div>The same way, the longest match will take precedence over the shorter one, so '*teacher.university.com' will take precedence over '*.university.com' if the email is 'user@math.teacher.university.com'</div>
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                    </li>
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                        <input type="text" name="domain" id="domain" size="60" value="[%- identity_provider_domain.domain | html -%]"/>
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                        <input type="text" name="domain" id="domain" size="60" value="[%- identity_provider_domain.domain | html -%]"/>
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                        <div class="hint">Email domain to match this rule. <button class="more btn btn-ligth" data-target="domain"><i class="fa fa-caret-down"></i> More</button></div>
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                        <div class="hint">Email domain to match this rule. <button class="more btn btn-ligth" data-target="domain"><i class="fa fa-caret-down"></i> More</button></div>
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                        <div class="hint more-domain" style="display: none">
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                        <div class="hint more-domain" style="display: none">
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                            <div>If this field is empty, or '*' any email domain will match this rule.</div>
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                            <p>If this field is empty, or '*' any email domain will match this rule.</p>
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                            <div>You may enter a wildcard at the beginning of the domain. For example, the domain '*library.com' will match 'students.library.com' but will also match 'otherlibrary.com'</div>
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                            <p>You may enter a wildcard at the beginning of the domain. For example, the domain '*library.com' will match 'students.library.com' but will also match 'otherlibrary.com'</p>
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                            <div>Exact matches have presedence over asterix ones, so if the 'library.com' domain will take presedence over '*library.com' when the email is 'somebody@library.com'</div>
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                            <p>Exact matches have precedence over asterix ones, so 'library.com' will take precedence over '*library.com' when the email is 'somebody@library.com'</p>
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                            <div>The same way, the longest match will take presedence over the shorter one, so '*teacher.university.com' will take presedence over '*.university.com' if the email is 'user@math.teacher.university.com'</div>
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                            <p>The same way, the longest match will take precedence over the shorter one, so '*teacher.university.com' will take precedence over '*.university.com' if the email is 'user@math.teacher.university.com'</p>
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