Multiple Logout Pages

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Kev Reply #1, 18 years, 3 months ago

Is there a way to list multiple logout home pages (&loHomeId) like there is for login home pages (&liHomeId)...comma separated list maybe? I just want different users to go to different pages after logout depending on what group they belong to.

Thanks!

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Kev Reply #2, 18 years ago

I still need a solution to this problem. Does anyone have a clue on how to do this?

Thanks!

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BobRay Reply #3, 18 years ago

Yes, there’s no reason why logout can’t work just like login.

I think it could be done with just two changes.

First in webloginpe.snippet.php:

//change this
$liHomeId = isset($liHomeId) ? explode(',', $liHomeId) : '';
$loHomeId = isset($loHomeId) ? $loHomeId : '';

//to this

$liHomeId = isset($liHomeId) ? explode(',', $liHomeId) : '';
$loHomeId = isset($loHomeId) ? explode(',', $loHomeId) : '';

Note that the above will break the current snippet without the following (untested) change.

Second, in weblogin.class.php replace the entire LogoutHomePage function with this code:

function LogoutHomePage()
	{
		global $modx;
		
		if (!empty($this->Report))
		{
			return; //There was an error in the last step
		}
		
		if ($this->Type == 'taconite')
		{
			return;
		}
		
		if (!empty($this->loHomeId))
		{
            if (is_array($this->loHomeId))
            {
                foreach($this->loHomeId as $id)
                {
                    $id = trim($id);
                    if ($modx->getPageInfo($id))
                        {
                            $url = $modx->makeURL($id);
                            $modx->sendRedirect($url,0,'REDIRECT_REFRESH');
                            return;
                        }
                }
            }
            else 
            {
                $url = $modx->makeURL($this->loHomeId);
                $modx->sendRedirect($url,0,'REDIRECT_REFRESH');
                return;
            }
		}
		else
		{
			$url = $modx->makeURL($modx->documentIdentifier);
	        $modx->sendRedirect($url,0,'REDIRECT_REFRESH');
		}
		return;
	}

The only change in the second part is within the if (!empty($this->loHomeId)) {...} section so you could just paste that part in if you’re careful.

If this works, it shouldn’t affect any current installs so it would be a good addition to the code.

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Kev Reply #4, 18 years ago

Didn’t work...

MODx encountered the following error while attempting to parse the requested resource:
« `98,112` is not numeric and may not be passed to makeUrl() »

I understand what you tried to do, but I’m not sure how to fix this. Anyone help? Thanks all!

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sottwell Reply #5, 18 years ago

Looks like your list of IDs didn’t get exploded.

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Kev Reply #6, 18 years ago

It does appear that way. But I can not figure out why. Could someone please help point me in the right direction. Thanks again.

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sottwell Reply #7, 18 years ago

Did you replace that line in the snippet in Manager? The file weblogin.snippet.php is what gets copied into the snippet in Manager. The file itself is of no significance during use.

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Kev Reply #8, 18 years ago

That was the problem...

Thought it worked, but it doesn’t do what I want...and I’m not sure it can. Can it hold the permissions of the user so when they log out, it sends them to a page they have permission to view. I doubt this can happen because they are not logged in anymore, but could there be someway of sending them to a page based on what group they are in? I’m confused as to how I can possibly do this.

Thanks for all the help so far, it’s much appreciated.

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BobRay Reply #9, 18 years ago

Sorry about that. I thought it was too easy. wink

You’d need to calculate the page before the session us destroyed in the logout function.

IOW, move the following code out of the logoutHomePage() function and into the logout function before the user data is lost.

foreach($this->loHomeId as $id)
                {
                    $id = trim($id);
                    if ($modx->getPageInfo($id))
                        {
                            $url = $modx->makeURL($id);
                          // do this below instead of logoutHomePage():  $modx->sendRedirect($url,0,'REDIRECT_REFRESH');
                         //   return;
                        }
                }

Hope this makes sense.

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Kev Reply #10, 18 years ago

I’m don’t think I’m executing this right, because it won’t fully log the user out. It will send them to the appropriate Logout page (awesome), but doesn’t actually log them out. I put it in the logout() function after "StatusToOffline();...if I put it after that it will send the user to the default logout home, ie LoginHome (so it’s not holding the permissions and executing too late). Where should I be putting it to make this work?

Thanks BobRay and Susan for the help.