On 12/29/06, Mark Rajcok <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm using CGI::Application::Plugin::Authentication and I'd like to
have the application remember what runmode a user was trying to access
if authentication is needed.
For example, a user clicks on a link to 'page7' (or page6), but
page7/page6 requires authentication, so the login page displays, but
after the user logs in, I want page7/page6 to display.
Hi Mark,
By default, that is what should be happening. The provided login page
includes a hidden field called 'destination' which is set to the
original URL that was called. On successful authentication, an
external redirect is called with that URL, which should bring the user
to the correct page that they were originally trying to access.
If you provided the POST_LOGIN_RUNMODE or POST_LOGIN_URL config
options, then those would take presidence.
If you have provided your own login box, then make sure that you
manually set the 'destination' parameter in the login form. The rest
should happen automatically.
Cheers,
Cees
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