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(...) change the logic that the query parameters are kept. Sample PowerShells script: $uri = new-object System.UriBuilder('https://login.microsoftonline.com/common/oauth2/v2.0/authorize?ui_locales="de-DE"#UI _locales="de-DE"') $query = [System.Web.HttpUtility]::ParseQueryString($uri.Query); $query["redirect_uri"] = "abc"; $query["prompt"] = "none"; $uri.Query = $query.ToString() $uri Returns: https://log (...)

External content by Daniel Krüger; November 26, 2024 ;  The original post has appeared on daniels-notes.de   If you have a large form with a lot of fields you may find this helpful to structure the form a little differently.  Here's one example which displays the first group across the whole page, the second group takes up 75% of the page while the third uses 25%.