I have a problem that has been bugging me for a long time now - I've searched the forums for answers but came up empty. I'm using umbraco v
4.7.1 (Assembly version: 1.0.4281.20201).
My problem is that I have these 3 member-types: Sale, Marketing and Administration.
I've made a login-page using the <asp:login .... etc and that part works. In Umbraco I have made a new page (sale) and redirects succesfull logins to this page. On the Public access settings on Sale I have added the member-type Sale and the login-page. - On the error-page i have chosen the Marketing-page.
On the marketing page I have added the type Marketing as allowed and Administration page as error-page.
The above mentioned works perfectly, and if a member of type Sale logs in they get the sale page, and if Marketing logs in they get the marketing page.
The problems is now that if administration logs in - they get the marketing page every time. It seems as the login/error system only works in 2 levels :-( Anybody got the same problem and (even better) a solution?
Member-Login and 3 member-types
Hi gurus :-)
I have a problem that has been bugging me for a long time now - I've searched the forums for answers but came up empty. I'm using umbraco v 4.7.1 (Assembly version: 1.0.4281.20201).
My problem is that I have these 3 member-types: Sale, Marketing and Administration.
I've made a login-page using the <asp:login .... etc and that part works. In Umbraco I have made a new page (sale) and redirects succesfull logins to this page. On the Public access settings on Sale I have added the member-type Sale and the login-page. - On the error-page i have chosen the Marketing-page.
On the marketing page I have added the type Marketing as allowed and Administration page as error-page.
The above mentioned works perfectly, and if a member of type Sale logs in they get the sale page, and if Marketing logs in they get the marketing page.
The problems is now that if administration logs in - they get the marketing page every time. It seems as the login/error system only works in 2 levels :-( Anybody got the same problem and (even better) a solution?
Best regards
Jimmy Dan Mortensen
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