Public access - how to redirect instead of transparent redirect to Login Page/ error page
Hi,
I have added public access to some of the pages in my umbraco site. I have set the Login and error page. But when the user to taken to these pages, the url is not changed which i guess is because the transparent redierct method is used under the hood. I want the url of the error or login page to be changed as well when the user is taken to these pages.
We have a site that is using Public Access (Role Based) to secure a section. If you access the section when not logged in it will show the correct login page but the url does not change. The url stays as the page you were trying to access. It looks like it is using url rewriting rather than a redirect.
This explains why I am having great trouble with the browser caching the "login page on the wrong url". After logging in, I am redirecting back to the page where the user did not have access. But the browser refuses to refresh because the url is the same. How do I fix this?
Public access - how to redirect instead of transparent redirect to Login Page/ error page
Hi,
I have added public access to some of the pages in my umbraco site. I have set the Login and error page. But when the user to taken to these pages, the url is not changed which i guess is because the transparent redierct method is used under the hood. I want the url of the error or login page to be changed as well when the user is taken to these pages.
Is suggestions on how to do that?
Thanks,
Tulika
Is this possible using Umbraco settings?
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We have a site that is using Public Access (Role Based) to secure a section. If you access the section when not logged in it will show the correct login page but the url does not change. The url stays as the page you were trying to access. It looks like it is using url rewriting rather than a redirect.
Dallas
It's the default Umbraco behaviour. If you want this to change better to add an issue to the issue tracker. http://issues.umbraco.org/
Best,
Richard
Thanks Richard.
This explains why I am having great trouble with the browser caching the "login page on the wrong url". After logging in, I am redirecting back to the page where the user did not have access. But the browser refuses to refresh because the url is the same. How do I fix this?
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