Mod Name / Version: Login Redirection <br /> <br />Description: After the user has logged in they will be redirected to the page they were on when they clicked the login link. <br /> <br />Working Under: UBB.Threads 6.4-6.5 <br /> <br />Mod Status: Beta <br /> <br />Any pre-requisites: <br /> <br />Author(s): Gardener <br /> <br />Date: 07/20/04 <br /> <br />Credits: <br /> <br />Files Altered: templates/default/ubbt_unregisterednav.tmpl templates/default/login.tmpl ubbt.inc.php <br /> <br />New Files: <br /> <br />Database Altered: None <br /> <br />Info/Instructions: <br /> <br />Disclaimer: Please backup every file that you intend to modify. <br />If the modification modifies the database, it's a good idea to backup your database before doing so. <br /> <br />Note: If you modify your UBB.Threads code, you may be giving up your right for "official" support from Infopop.If you need official support, you'll need to restore unmodified files.

Thanx Gard

No problem. I'm so used to this now from Mambo that I get very annoyed on sites where it doesn't work so I thought I might as well create a mod for it.<br /><br />I was thinking of having the login page getting the referer so that it would work regardless of how you got to the login page, but since some Personal Firewalls strip this I thought it was better to just use the login link in the navigation bar instead. If you have login links in other places you could add the same thing as in the ubbt_unregisterednav.tmpl file to make it work there as well.

Cool, that one was on my list for a long time. <img src="http://www.ubbdev.com/forum/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" /><br />Just as a note. REQUEST_URI doesn't work on all php configurations. It shouldn't work if you use FASTCGI for example.<br />But you can use something similar, for example:<br />$return = "http://" .$_ENV['SERVER_NAME'] . $_ENV['PATH_INFO'];

Thanks for the heads up! I'll leave it as an exercise to whoever needs it how to change this in the mod though. =]

I'm sure someone has asked this somewhere already, but why isn't this available in the standard threads, at least as an administrative option? and maybe as something a user can set back to the present state of affairs if desired! Tony

This is Awesome... It works for 6.5<br /><br />But how do I get it to work when I have IIP and Sidebar with the loginpal?

Thanks, I'll add that to the list of versions it works for.<br /><br />You can add the following to the login form in the loginpal:<br /><br />

Thanks' G

Where exactly in the loginpal do you place this?

It depends on which version of IIP you are running... But it's where the rest of the form is printed... In my (old) version there's a line that looks like this:<br /><br /> echo "<tr><td class=\"lighttable\"><input type=\"submit\" name=\"submit\" value=\"{$pal_LoginStatus[5]}\" class=\"buttons\" onclick=\"return checkLogin()\" /><input type=\"hidden\" name=\"firstlogin\" value=\"1\" /><input type=\"hidden\" name=\"Cat\" value=\"$Cat\" /><input type=\"hidden\" name=\"buttlogin\" value=\"$ubbt_lang[BUTT_LOGIN]\" /><br /><input type=\"checkbox\" name=\"buttforgot\" value=\"{$pal_LoginStatus[11]}\" /> {$pal_LoginStatus[11]}$palRemember</td></tr></table></form>{$wrapper[$wrapnum]['table_footer']}";<br /><br /><br />It should look like this:<br /> $returnpage = urlencode( find_environmental( "REQUEST_URI" ) );<br /> echo "<tr><td class=\"lighttable\"><input type=\"submit\" name=\"submit\" value=\"{$pal_LoginStatus[5]}\" class=\"buttons\" onclick=\"return checkLogin()\" /><input type=\"hidden\" name=\"firstlogin\" value=\"1\" /><input type=\"hidden\" name=\"Cat\" value=\"$Cat\" /><input type=\"hidden\" name=\"buttlogin\" value=\"$ubbt_lang[BUTT_LOGIN]\" /><br /><input type=\"checkbox\" name=\"buttforgot\" value=\"{$pal_LoginStatus[11]}\" /><input type=\"hidden\" name=\"returnpage\" value=\"$returnpage\" /> {$pal_LoginStatus[11]}$palRemember</td></tr></table></form>{$wrapper[$wrapnum]['table_footer']}";<br /><br /><br />Notice the extra line above as well.

Is it possible to have a autlogin, users that are subscribed, in the subscriptions mail that would take you to the actual post. I have a lot of users that have bad password memories, autologin from the board is no good as they move around on different PC's. Big Thanks

Shouldn't be too hard to change the link in the email to go to the login page instead with the real link as the return page. But that would make the link in the mail very long. Maybe it would be better to just have some indication that the user should be returned to a specified post instead. That shouldn't be very hard either, but would require some extra coding in the login page as well.