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Resolved Profile Page does not use native login redirect?

Tomnius
Support
Thursday, August 06 2015, 03:09 PM

Hello,

In my situation the user profiles are not visible to the public, only to administrators and users themselves.

I also have modified the admin notification mail. When a user registers to the website, admin recieves some profile info about the new member (see attached EP-mail-admin-notification.jpg).

There is also a read more button in this email, which leads straight to the users profile as it would from the users list.
Example: http://domain.com/profile/User_17

Because it is not vissible to public, one must first login to see this page so there is an error.
It would be great if it would use the native Joomla redirect.

For example:
EP-native-diverted-login.PNG is a screenshot of a page that is not to be accessed without login in. It first redirects to the login page, after login it redirects to the page that was requested.
EP-non-diverted-login-no-permissions.PNG is a screenshot of the profile being visited, without login in. (As a temporary fix I have given this page a login module, only visible to guests.)

I realise this does not happen if visibility profiles is set to public. But I want the admin to login first.
Is it possible to use the native redirect?

Thank you

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About changing Admins notification mail
To do this I used the ACY Mailing components option to modify native notifications, combined with the Easy Profile Plugin.

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Tomnius Accepted Answer

I understand better now. It does work, but only on profiles that excist as menu items "single profile".

So in theory this could be solved by having the option to automaticly create a new menubutton/page for the users. In configuration one should chose which menu to add it, so it can be set as invisible.
Maybe some idea for future developments?

For now I can work around it by making the 2 different designs look alike.

Thank you

more than a month ago
Support
# 1

admin Accepted Answer

Admin

There is no way around using these 2 different designs?

No sorry, you need to make some modification to redirect on login component, but if you do this, it's possible that you not have redirect on correct user page after login.

more than a month ago
Support
# 2

Tomnius Accepted Answer

Yes, that is how it is fixed now.
There is no way around using these 2 different designs?

more than a month ago
Support
# 3

admin Accepted Answer

Admin

Hi,
you can simply put Login module only available for "Guest" members and available only for User Profile menu item (screenshot)

Login module in screenshot is visible only on this page when users are not logged in.

more than a month ago
Support
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