Redirect

[chrkov]

Should changing the line in the login_form.php from

<input type="hidden" name="ok_url" value="http://redirect.php">

to

<input type="hidden" name="ok_url" value="http://www.msn.com">

force a successful login to that network segment cause the redirect after login to go to msn instead of the original page?

I need the ability of some network segments to go to a specific page after successful login. So it needs to be able to be dynamic for different segments.

Right now it is not working, but it also states in the fs_login.php that the trial versions it will ignore. Once I register the software, will this work as I am expecting it to?

Thanks

[alan]

Starting from v5, you can change the redirect page (after login) within Configuration Manager. Just go to UI Customization -> Redirect option and set it there.

You might want to revert your customization first...
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[dominic]

You may not be able to set the redirect URL for different segments through the Configuration Manager. Instead, please perform the following modifications as a workaround in FirstSpot\authserv\redirectscript.php.

1) Replace line 27 (i.e. location="<?=$sess_desturl ?>";) with the following code segments.
<?php
if ($IP_segment == "192.168.1") {
?>
location="http://www.microsoft.com";
<?php
} elseif ($IP_segment == "192.168.2") {
?>
location="http://www.msn.com";
<?php
} else {
?>
location="<?=$sess_desturl ?>";
<?php
}
?>

2) Add the following code segments after line 12 (i.e. $value=$settingobj->getKey( "show_infobox", "gateway");).
require_once "common_functions.php";
$IP_segment = "";
$sess_patronsoft2=$_SESSION['sess_patronsoft2'];
if (isset($sess_patronsoft2)) {
$IP_str = long2ip($sess_patronsoft2);
$tok = explode(".", $IP_str);
$IP_segment = $tok[3].".".$tok[2].".".$tok[1];
}

The above codes act as an example for class C addresses, which redirects all 192.168.1.X to www.microsoft.com, all 192.168.2.X to www.msn.com and other IPs to their target URLs. You may need to further modify them to suit your situations.

Once again, you need to revert your changes first.