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''Ex. gms.smartsimple.com/welcome/MyFolder/?u=1'' | ''Ex. gms.smartsimple.com/welcome/MyFolder/?u=1'' | ||
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| + | '''Virtual Alias for a Custom Login Page''' | ||
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| + | If you are using Content Management for a separate login page using virtual alias, you will need add the origin URL on the page to ensure users who login from this page get redirected back to the same page after logging out. | ||
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| + | This must be added within the <form> tags, preferrably after <form method="POST">: | ||
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| + | <input type="hidden" name="origin" value="'''''url'''''" /> | ||
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| + | Ex. | ||
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| + | <form method="POST"> | ||
| + | <input type="hidden" name="origin" value="/welcome/MyFolder/?u=1" /> | ||
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[[Category:Variables]] | [[Category:Variables]] | ||
Revision as of 11:25, 13 March 2015
Content Management application
Create content based portals.
use "<!--VP-->" directive for content required to be processed by variable processor.
[#ssupdate @session.expire@#] - expire a session, usually embedded in a logout page
Websites
Allows the creation of custom login pages. This allows you to create multiple custom login pages for various groups of users within the same system.
Virtual Alias
Within Websites you have the option to configure a Virtual Alias. This virtual alias allows your to mask the instance URL and will only function when used in combination with the virtual folder.
Ex. grants.smartsimple.com/welcome/MyFolder/ = gms.smartsimple.com/welcome/MyFolder/
When using a virtual alias, you must append ?u=1 to the end of the URL:
Ex. gms.smartsimple.com/welcome/MyFolder/?u=1
Virtual Alias for a Custom Login Page
If you are using Content Management for a separate login page using virtual alias, you will need add the origin URL on the page to ensure users who login from this page get redirected back to the same page after logging out.
This must be added within the <form> tags, preferrably after <form method="POST">:
<input type="hidden" name="origin" value="url" />
Ex.
<form method="POST"> <input type="hidden" name="origin" value="/welcome/MyFolder/?u=1" />
