Question regarding exUserFolder
I have a problem with exUserFolder. I have created a webpage which contains links to another wepage, the latter which is protected by exUserFolder and restricted to Authenticated Users only. For example this is my link: www.webpage.com/to_restriced?arguments If the user is not logged in then he / she will be directed to the login page in exUserFolder. The problem I am having is that exUserFolder doesn't preserve the arguement of the orginal address. Is there anyway for it to be preserved ? -- Get your free email from www.linuxmail.org Powered by Outblaze
low kian seong writes:
I have a problem with exUserFolder. I have created a webpage which contains links to another wepage, the latter which is protected by exUserFolder and restricted to Authenticated Users only.
For example this is my link:
www.webpage.com/to_restriced?arguments
If the user is not logged in then he / she will be directed to the login page in exUserFolder. The problem I am having is that exUserFolder doesn't preserve the arguement of the orginal address. You need to pass the arguments explicitly.
I see two options: * you modify both the login form and the login action * you put your "arguments" into the session object and modify the destination[s] to look for arguments both in the request and the session. I would go for the first solution. Dieter
Hello Dieter, Tuesday, August 13, 2002, 1:14:10 AM, you wrote: DM> low kian seong writes: DM> > I have a problem with exUserFolder. I have created a DM> > webpage which contains links to another wepage, the DM> > latter which is protected by exUserFolder and DM> > restricted to Authenticated Users only. DM> > DM> > For example this is my link: DM> > DM> > www.webpage.com/to_restriced?arguments DM> > DM> > If the user is not logged in then he / she will be DM> > directed to the login page in exUserFolder. The DM> > problem I am having is that exUserFolder doesn't DM> > preserve the arguement of the orginal address. DM> You need to pass the arguments explicitly. DM> I see two options: DM> * you modify both the login form and the login action DM> * you put your "arguments" into the session object and DM> modify the destination[s] to look for arguments both in DM> the request and the session. DM> I would go for the first solution. How about cookies? -- Best regards, www.uralfirm.ru Dmitry Matveev mailto:matveev@uralfirm.ru
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