Re: My own logon page

Nathan:

A couple of things that may help you do this (and yes, quick answer is that it's quite possible):

The "register.verify-login" model is handy for this. It will check if someone is logged in, and if they are *not*, it redirects to the login model. 

Sequences are very handy for changing UIs: E.g. if you want a different login display page, but use the same model:

<sequence id="my.prompt-login">
    <model name="register.prompt-login">
        <attribute name="forward" value="myOwnLoginPage"/>
   </model>
</sequence>

That kind of thing.

To use this, you would do something like this:

<sequence id="my.secured-place-seq">
   <model name="register.verify-login" return="ifinput">
       <parameter name="loginmodel" value="my.prompt-login"/>
   </model>
  <model name="my.secured-place"/>
</sequence>

Now, when a user calls "my.secured-place-seq", verify-login will see if they are logged in. If they're not, they'll be redirected to my.prompt-login (the customized sequence of the usual prompt-login).

There are a couple of ways to do this, but there's one...

Mike
> Is there a configurable way to just plugin my own Logon page.  What I really
> want to know is: say I want to secure my Model with
> SecurableStandardLogEnabledModel.  If a user of my site tries to access this
> model, I want to direct them to a logon page if they aren't logged in.  Right
> now it will just redirect them to Keels default "access is denied" page that
> has a link to Keel's logon page.  Is there any easy way to override this
> behavior to direct users to my logon page?  
> 
> Thank you, 
> Nathan
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