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olli-hh
redirect to own module-page after login

  • 2005/3/2 10:16

  • olli-hh

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hello together,

after successful login i would like to redirect to special web-page of my own module. who can help me, finding out in which file i have to do this special change ??

kind redards,
olli
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jdseymour
Re: redirect to own module-page after login

I do not know of a way to redirect a specific user to a specific module page, but I do know the next best thing.

Hervet's little module Shortcuts 1.1 will give you one click access to any page on you site that you add to the module.

It is a personal bookmark manager for your site. Works very well.
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hyperpod
Re: redirect to own module-page after login

  • 2005/3/2 11:20

  • hyperpod

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  • Since: 2004/10/4


You can accomplish this by editing /user.php

There are some redirects in it to send the user wherever you need to.

Its not easy for anyone, but very possible.. it might involve some testing and making sure your edits work under all circumstances.


Hope that helps,
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skalpa
Re: redirect to own module-page after login

  • 2005/3/2 12:39

  • skalpa

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  • Since: 2003/4/16


Quote:

hyperpod wrote:
You can accomplish this by editing /user.php

You don't need this... Just edit the login block, and change the address of this field to what you want:
<input name="xoops_redirect" value="/index.php" type="hidden">


skalpa.>
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hyperpod
Re: redirect to own module-page after login

  • 2005/3/2 13:30

  • hyperpod

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Thanks for the tip skalpa.

I did previously suggest editing a core file, which now that i think of it is not a good idea, if it can be helped.

the method skalpa suggested is highly recommended, and much easier anyway. (glad to be aware of it)


Cheers,

_Dan

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