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Glen T #1
Login redirect back to previous page
I have a number of secured pages and a login process that works. When a user
tries to access a secure page prior to logging in, he is redirected to the
login page.
However, I wanted to the login page to capture the name of the previous
secured page via a URL.variable and then use it in the URL in place of the
'login success' page.
However, the process seems to loop back too quickly, because the secured page
bumps back out to a 404 page, even though the login was successful.
Any tips on how to do this are appreciated.
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Dan Bracuk #2
Re: Login redirect back to previous page
We use a pop up to log people in. Then we simply refresh the current page.
If you think things are simply happening too quickly, try using the javascript
setTimeout() function, instead of cflocation. Set the timeout to a long enough
interval for things to happen in the background.
Unless you are already doing that, in which case, I don't know.
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Glen T #3
Re: Login redirect back to previous page
It turned out to be typo after all. Been looking at this code too long. Should take a break!
Thanks!
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