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I created two Login pages which lead the user to their respective 'member only' pages. I followed example in the RTFM for Login. It worked. For some reason, now it doesn't.
When I try to log in, it refreshes but just loads the login page; sans form, and doesn't redirect to the ResourceID I set in the snippet. Suggestions + Additional eyes would be appreciated.
The Snippet Call
[[!Login?
&loginTpl=`lgnLoginTpl`
&logoutTpl=`lgnLogoutTpl`
&errTpl=`lgnErrTpl`
&loginResourceId=`132`
&logoutResourceId=`1`
]]
Set to the Resource Group 'Members Only' (per the instructions).
Revolution 2.2.10-pl on MODXCloud
Sal Baldovinos
SEO & DIGITAL MARKETING
ARIEL DIGITAL | Maximize Your Potential
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Can you post the URL request string?
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Quote from: gadgetto at Jan 21, 2014, 11:16 AMCan you post the URL request string?
Forgive my ignorance - where would I find that?
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Quote from: gadgetto at Jan 21, 2014, 11:16 AMCan you post the URL request string?
I looked at the Source and found
<input class="returnUrl" type="hidden" name="returnUrl" value="/logins/mobile-login.html" />
The chunk itself is: <input class="returnUrl" type="hidden" name="returnUrl" value="[[+request_uri]]" />
I assumed that the returnUrl would be the ID I set in the Snippet (ID 132)? Why is it no longer sending the user to ID 132?
[ed. note: mayhemchaos last edited this post 12 years, 8 months ago.]
Sal Baldovinos
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I meant the URL string you will find in your browsers address line when you try to login.
e.g.
http://www.yourdomain.com/...
Do you use friendly URLs on your MODX site?
Quote from: mayhemchaos at Jan 21, 2014, 09:23 AM
When I try to log in, it refreshes but just loads the login page; sans form, and doesn't redirect to the ResourceID I set in the snippet. Suggestions + Additional eyes would be appreciated.
Are you sure you aren't logged in but only the redirect doesn't work as expected?
Quote from: mayhemchaos at Jan 21, 2014, 11:24 AMQuote from: gadgetto at Jan 21, 2014, 11:16 AMCan you post the URL request string?
I looked at the Source and found
<input class="returnUrl" type="hidden" name="returnUrl" value="/logins/mobile-login.html">
The chunk itself is: <input class="returnUrl" type="hidden" name="returnUrl" value="[[+request_uri]]">
I assumed that the returnUrl would be the ID I set in the Snippet (ID 132)? Why is it no longer sending the user to ID 132?
I think, if you set the value of the input to [[+request_uri]] you will always be redirected to the page where the login form resides and not to Resource with ID 132.
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UPDATE:
The original URL that our users were used to going to was domain.com/mobile -- here they were met with a JS login form. Since it's now in MODX, I wanted to utilize the Login snippet.
In MODXCloud, I set a redirect from /mobile to the login URL /logins/mobile-login.html. I removed the redirect from the server and I'm now able to login IF I go to the login URL. What I hoped would be the case was if the user goes to domain.com/mobile - they are automagically redirected to the respective login URL. Not happening.
What am I missing?
Sal Baldovinos
SEO & DIGITAL MARKETING
ARIEL DIGITAL | Maximize Your Potential
www.arieldigitalmarketing.com
Quote from: mayhemchaos at Jan 22, 2014, 09:52 AMUPDATE:
The original URL that our users were used to going to was domain.com/mobile -- here they were met with a JS login form. Since it's now in MODX, I wanted to utilize the Login snippet.
In MODXCloud, I set a redirect from /mobile to the login URL /logins/mobile-login.html. I removed the redirect from the server and I'm now able to login IF I go to the login URL. What I hoped would be the case was if the user goes to domain.com/mobile - they are automagically redirected to the respective login URL. Not happening.
What am I missing?
Don't know exactly what you mean, but it seems you first will need a small snippet which redirects your users from yourdomain.com/mobile to the Resource with friendly URL yourdomain.com/logins/mobile-login.html. I think there is a Redirect snippet available in MODX extras.
In the Resource mobile-login.html you'll need to place the Login snippet.
[[!Login?
&loginResourceId=`132`
&logoutResourceId=`1`
]]
You don't need the following params if you use the default chunks provided with Login add-on:
&loginTpl=`lgnLoginTpl`
&logoutTpl=`lgnLogoutTpl`
&errTpl=`lgnErrTpl`
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If a user now goes to /mobile - they get a 404 page. If they login via the login URL (logins/mobile-login.html), then they get to /mobile with no issues.
My assumption, again, would be, if a user goes to /mobile, but they're not logged in - it should direct them to the login page, right?
Sal Baldovinos
SEO & DIGITAL MARKETING
ARIEL DIGITAL | Maximize Your Potential
www.arieldigitalmarketing.com
