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Different home page if logged in or not?

i'm setting up a server (tiki 10.2) on my internal network and the HOMEPAGE that people see when the go to the site and aren't logged in shows them a message and tells them to log in.

once they are logged in i want the home page to be different, something i can add info and links to that i don't want people NOT logged in to see.

Thanks

You can choose the homepage to be a wiki, blog or static article. Whatever you choose, just do not grant any rights to 'Anonymous'. If someone without appropriate rights wants to watch, he/she'll see the hint to log in.

You may grant view permission to group 'Registered'. Thus everybody who is logged in can see your homepage.


That is exactly what I was trying to do, thanks!

I'm sure I'll have more questions soon 😊


ugg, this is a little more complicated then i thought it would be. i'll try again tomorrow!

Yes, if you do not use the default wiki as homepage.

Try it step by step:
1) Remove all 'Anonymous' group permissions
2) Grant wiki read permission wiki to group 'Registered'
3) Run a test
4) Change homepage (this is the complex part, example for a blog)
4a) activate feature blog
4b) create a blog
4c) set it as default blog
4d) change Tiki homepage to blog
5) Re-adjust permissions

This is the basic idea, maybe some finetuning steps are missing. If (when) everything works:
6) Write a little howto documentation for our doc.tiki.org website or post a step-by-step howto here (forum).
7) Enjoy and have fun 😊


i'm almost there. have a little more work to do to get the Main page to change once i am logged in (it's still showing the blog), but here is what i have done so far.

Create Blog

Admin, General, Navigation (advanced is checked)

USE TIKI FEATURE as homepage (BLOG)
HOME BLOG (pick created blog)

Permissions
Assign Permissions
ONLY READ BLOG (tiki_p_read_blog) for anonymous

| Permissions
| Assign Permissions
| ONLY READ BLOG (tiki_p_read_blog) for anonymous

This will make the homepage visible for users who are not logged in, if the blog is your homepage. You need to cancel read permission for anonymous.


thanks for your help, i give up for now, maybe in a few weeks i'll start over with this thing and try again. for now, i'll just have the same main page whether or not someone is logged in!

thanks again!