I have managed to create a custom login page for backoffice users authenticating against my own IdP. This works even though not as elegant as I'd like but it works... :-) My custom login page is located at /login.
Now what I'd like is to detect if a user trying to access /umbraco and the user is not logged in then redirect the user to /login.
I want to redirect to /login as this takes me to my external IdP (Danish national entry point for accessing public sites: "NemLog-in is a cooperation between municipalities, regions and the State. It is a common log-on solution which gives access to the public authority self-service solutions.").
When I complete a successful login I'm taken back to /umbraco with all the Umbraco privileges my user has.
Can I redirect to custom USER login if user is not logged in as backoffice user
I have managed to create a custom login page for backoffice users authenticating against my own IdP. This works even though not as elegant as I'd like but it works... :-) My custom login page is located at
/login.Now what I'd like is to detect if a user trying to access
/umbracoand the user is not logged in then redirect the user to/login.Is this possible? And if so how?
Hi Claus,
why do you actually want to redirect?
If /umbraco is not your actual entry point for the backoffice I would remove the route and tell the users to use /login for the backoffice login.
Not sure if it is actual possible to remove the route for /umbraco if there is actually one. But that would be my stating point on that.
Regards David
I want to redirect to
/loginas this takes me to my external IdP (Danish national entry point for accessing public sites: "NemLog-in is a cooperation between municipalities, regions and the State. It is a common log-on solution which gives access to the public authority self-service solutions.").When I complete a successful login I'm taken back to
/umbracowith all the Umbraco privileges my user has.I'm sure it doesn't make much sense :-)
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